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Old Today, 02:57 AM   #1
adamb
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Default Wooden hilt cup and composite wood hilt

Hello everyone.

A Bugis/Bugis-Makasar keris, collected somewhere in Indonesia in 1920; from an old Swiss collection.

The hilt cup is carved from wood - has anyone seen that before in an antique Bugis keris?

The hilt, I hope it is clear from the photo, also seems to be comprised of at least two different types of wood that were glued together prior to shaping - has anyone seen that before?

Any insight appreciated.

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A. G. Maisey
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Adam, I doubt that the hilt cup is original.

I cannot see a glue joint, where is it?
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