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Well, i think it would be hard (for me at least) to come to too many conclusions about this keris based on these 2 pictures. I suggest you try to show us much closer, detailed images.
My first impression, however, is that if the carving on the ivory is good and detailed and indeed old that it seems a bit of a mismatch for the blade, which seems a bit more middle class. ![]() How's the fit in the sheath? Do you think it was made for this blade? |
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At first sight I would say the scabbard is a bit worn out. The blade fits pretty well in the scabbard mouth.
A close up picture of the front of the ukiran would be more helpful like the fourth picture of the backside of the ukiran. The onyx stones in the mouth are a little bit too much in my opinion. Oil the blade well to prevent from further rusting. Maybe you can remove the rust between the blade and the gonjo with rubbing with oil. |
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This form is not recognizable to me. It may be a mismatch in the mendak and other parts of the hilt.
Also, I don't think the onyx belongs there. |
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I have never seen a hilt in this form.
So why add the ruby and onyx ? I like the selut. Do you have pictures of the bottom of the Ukiran without the selut/mendak ? Best regards, Willem |
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Mijn camera heeft kuren en foto's maken lukt me even niet . Wanneer ik het handsvat los maak ziet het er in ieder geval oud uit. De steentjes is een probeersel maar kunnen er zo weer uit (ze zijn alweer weg). Er zitten gaatjes waar volgens mij vroeger iets in heeft gezeten. Ik vind het geheel van de keris wel erg mooi. Je ziet het inderdaad niet veel. Ook is de keris wat kleiner dan een gemiddelde Bali kris. Dat de batun puh schede niet zou passen bij het luxe handsvat vind ikzelf niet. Kijk maar eens op de voorpagina van "The Kris a passion from Indonesia" by Jean Greffioz. Of de foto bijgesloten waar je ook een batun puh schede ziet in combinatie met een luxe handsvat (de man in het midden op de stoel / zie je de ronding van het schip van de batun puh schede op z'n rug).Groetjes, Bart. |
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