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Hi Charles, the fullering reminds me very much of forms found in the keris .
The blade of this spear reminds me a bit of a keris buda; so I think Indonesian is not out of the question . ![]() The decoration within the fullers is the curve ball for me; it seems un-Javanese to me, at least . ![]() I wonder, could it be from Bali ??? ![]() Last edited by Rick; 25th January 2012 at 10:59 PM. |
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I'm with Rick on the Indonesian attribution. The chasing work on the ferrule looks Indonesian to me.
What is this spear fetish? ![]() ![]() |
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Nice catch (as always from you).
Please also enclose a close up of the fuller motif. From a distance it resembles a Dayak motif. Michael |
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