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It would be helpful to see the others besides the naga form from a side angle as well.
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I obtained these because I liked the variety it shows in Javanese deder. If it were your collection, would these be something to add or pass on? Also, are there anything unique about them in general? Thanks again for all your insight |
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By "fantasy" I only meant "not standard" and I admit that they are not bad pieces although I would not collect them just because I am a classical collector. The smallest piece has some age indeed
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two fantasies
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Still not seeing the "fantasy".
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Really Marco?
Or perhaps you mean in the archaic sense:- "with sense" (Oxford) |
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I agree, it's most likely Whale bone.
We find old Pilot whale (Blackfish) bones in the salt marsh we live on the edge of. These bones have lots of 'pores' visible. Pilot whales strand on the barrier beach during the Fall and used to wash over into the marsh after storms; now the town comes out with a bulldozer and buries them. Kino has a kampilan with a whale bone handle and guard. http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...+bone+kampilan |
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