Ulu Bali Pendita Perak – A fine and rare example of a keris hilt from the island of Bali. Made of wood, it is fully encased with finely repoussed thick silver. In the form of a priest or pendita, the fine details needs added mentioning, showing fine facial and bodily features, and flowing clothes, with even a serpent headed walking cane.

Condition: Very good condition. Late 19th century. SOLD.

Ulu Cirebon Dewa Ivory 150 – A very good and rare example from the northern Javanese coastal region of Cirebon. Made from elephant ivory, it is finely carved in the form of a deity in a squatting posture with fine facial features that has flowing hairs and a snake necklace.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Middle 19^th century. Price:- US$585 excluding shipping. NEW.

Ulu Palembang Sumatra Ivory 301 – A rare and fine example of a keris hilt from the southern Sumatran region of Palembang. Made of elephant ivory, it is finely carved with very minute floral motifs in the form of the jawa demam, typical of the Palembang’s styles.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Middle 19th century. Price:- US$570 excluding shipping. NEW.

Ulu Bugis Sulawesi Sea Ivory 151 – Very good and large example from the southern Sulawesi regions of Bugis It is in the kerdas form typical of the regions styles. Made of sea ivory, most probably the sea cow or dugong.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Middle 19^th century. Price:- US$570 excluding shipping.

Ulu Melayu Jawa Demam Sea Ivory 150 – Another very good and rare example from the Malaysian peninsular regions. In the form called the jawa demam, it is made from sea ivory probably the sea cow or dugong, depicting a relief human figurine in a squatting posture.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Middle 19^th century. Price:- US$490 excluding shipping. NEW.

Ulu Palembang Panjang Ivory  – A very good and rare example of a keris hilt from the southern Sumatran regions of Palembang. Usually fitted with the executioner's keris panjang, it is in the typical Palembang human relief form,  and is made of elephant ivory. The fine and minute floral and geometrical motifs with very deep carvings needs added mentioning. A buffalo horn ferrule or selut/mendak completes the hilt.

Condition: Very good condition. Age: Early 19th century. Price:- US$450 excluding shipping. NEW.

Ulu Bali (Man with Chicken) – A very rare example of a keris hilt from the island of Bali. Made of hard darkwoods, it is finely carved in the form of a man feeding his chicken. The final red monochrome finish is still observed at places with good all round patina. Size of hilt is worth noting as it is larger than the usual Balinese hilts.
 

Price:- US$430 excluding shipping.

Ulu Bali Kurisi Perak 101 – A very good and rare example from the island of Bali. Made of wood and fully encased with thick silver, it is in an insect like form called the kurisi. The smaller size suggests it is made for a smaller sized keris probably meant for feminine or boy’s use.

Condition: Very good condition.  Age:  Late 19^th century. Price:- US$330 excluding shipping. NEW.

Ulu Bali Bahtara Banyu Tandok 110 - A very good and fine example of a keris hilt from the island of Bali. Carved from buffalo horn, it is depicting a Hindu deity called the Bahtara Banyu. In a semi squatting position, it is holding a club in one hand and a weapon of sorts in the other with carving details that shows facial and bodily features needs added mentioning.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Early 19^th century. Price:- US$295 excluding shipping. SOLD.

Ulu Cirebon Deer Horn 103 – A very good example of a keris hilt from the northern Javanese coastal region of Cirebon. Made of white deer horn it is finely and deeply carved with floral motifs that hide a human figurine.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Late 19th century. Price:- US$290 excluding shipping. NEW.

Ulu Bugis Riau Sea Ivory 150 – From the southern Sumatran regions of Riau Lingga, which has very strong Bugsi influences, it is in the kerdas form typical of the regions styles. Made of sea ivory, most probably the sea cow or dugong.

Condition: Very good condition.  Age:  Middle 19^th century. Price:- US$285 excluding shipping. NEW.

Ulu Madura Ivory 145 – Another very good and fine example from the eastern Javanese island of Madura. Made from elephant ivory, it is finely and deeply carved with motifs that include a crown, a winged horse, a dragon, birds and feline motifs at the base, and epaulettes at the sides.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Early 19^th century. Price:- US$250 excluding shipping. NEW.

Ulu Madura Sea Ivory 146 – A very good and rather rare example from the eastern Javanese island of Madura. Made from sea ivory, probably the sea cow or dugong, it is carved with floral motifs and swastika patterns at the base.

Condition: Very good condition.  Age:  Late 19^th century. SOLD.

Ulu Minang Kabau Jawa Demam Sea Ivory 132 – Another very good example from the Sumatran regions of Minang Kabau. In the form called the jawa demam, it is made from sea ivory probably the sea cow or dugong, depicting a relief human figurine in a squatting posture.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Early 19^th century. Price:- US$225 excluding shipping. NEW.

Ulu Minang Kabau Jawa Demam Ivory 133 – Another very good and older example from the Sumatran regions of Minang Kabau. In the form called the jawa demam, it is made from elephant ivory depicting a relief human figurine in a squatting posture.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Early 19^th century. Price:- US$215 excluding shipping. NEW.

Ulu Bugis Sulawesi Kerdas wood 112 – A very good and rare example of a keris hilt from the southern Sulawesi regions of Bugis. Made from well selected kemuning woods, it is made in the kerdas, or pistol grip form, typical of the region’s styles, with deeply carved floral and geometrical motifs that includes the “endless swirl” at the back.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Early 19^th century. Price:- US$195 excluding shipping. NEW.

Ulu Madura Ivory 130 - A fine and very good example of a Madurese keris handle in the floral form, intricately carved of ivory. Carving details shows fine floral motifs, with the sides having epaulettes. The carvings are very deep, and from the sides and places, the carvings are pierced through.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Early 19^th century. Price:- US$195 excluding shipping.

Ulu Klewang Makara Tandok Kerbau 110 – A very good example of a sword or klewang handle, widely used in Sumatra as well as Java. Made of buffalo horn, it is finely carved with pierced through works depicting the mythical creature called the makara.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Early 19^th century. SOLD.

Ulu Minang Kabau Jawa Demam Wood 130 – A very good example of a keris handle from the Sumatran region of Minang Kabau. In the form of a squatting figurine called the Jawa demam, it is made from hard kemuning woods, and is finely carved with floral and geometrical motifs.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Late 19^th century. Price:- US$185 excluding shipping. NEW.

Ulu Tegal Dewa Wood – A very rare example of a keris hilt from the northern Javanese costal region of Tegal. Made of hard woods, it is finely carved in the form of a squatting deity with bulging eyes and curly hairs.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Late 18th century. SOLD.

Ulu Jawa Seri Rice Goddess Wood – A very good and rare example of a keris hilt from the central Javanese regions. Made from hard ebony woods, it is finely carved depicting a squatting female figurine called Seri, the rice goddess. The relatively small sized strongly suggest it made for a small keris for feminine use.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Late 19^th century. SOLD.

Ulu Bali Grantiman Tembaga – A good and rare example of a keris hilt from the island of Bali. Made of wood, it is fully encased with finely repoussed thick brass, in the form called the grantiman.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Late 19th century.

Price: US$165 excluding shipping.

Ulu Minang Kabau Kerdas Tandok – Another very good and rather rare example from the Sumatran regions of Minang Kabau. In the rarer form found from the region, called the kerdas, or pistol grip, it is made from buffalo horn with fine lines carved at the right places.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Early 19^th century. Price:- US$155 excluding shipping. NEW.

Ulu Minang Kabau Jawa Demam Ivory 131 – A very good and rare example from the Sumatran regions of Minang Kabau. In the form called the jawa demam, it is made from elephant ivory depicting a relief human figurine in a squatting posture.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Middle 19^th century. Price:- US$145 excluding shipping. NEW.

Ulu Bugis Sumbawa Linggam Tandok – A rare example of keris hilt from the eastern islands of sumbawa. Made of buffalo horn, it is in the Bugis influence kerdas form, but has strong Hindu influences in the representation of the Shiva's phallus, or Shiva's linggam.
Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Early 20th century.  SOLD.

Ulu Madura Wood 129 – A very good example of a keris hilt from the eastern Javanese island of Madura . Made of very well selected woods with natural flashing grains, it is very well carved with pierced through works at the sides, with motif typical of the region’s style.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Early 19th century. Price:- US$115 excluding shipping.

Ulu Cirebon Dewa Horn - A rare example of keris handle from the northern Javanese coastal region of Pesisir, Cirebon. Made of buffalo horn, and finely carved with floral motifs that hides the relief form of a Hindu deity. This style is very typical of the region's still although Muslims, but retaining  certain Hindu elements.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Late 19th century. Price:- US$130 excluding shipping.

Ulu Cirebon Dewa Wood 123 – Another very good example of keris handle from the northern Javanese coastal region of Pesisir, Cirebon in origin. Made of hard and dark woods, it is finely carved in the form of a Hindu deity. This style is very typical of the region's predominantly Muslims, but still retaining certain Hindu elements.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Late 18th century. Price:- US$115 excluding shipping.

Ulu Cirebon Ganesh 123 – Another very good and rare example of keris handle from the northern Javanese coastal region of Pesisir, Cirebon in origin. This keris handle is made of hard and dark ebony wood, carved in the relief form of the elephant god Ganesha, with pierced through carvings at places. Due to Islamic influences, many of these handles "hide" physical features, retaining some of the Hindu beliefs. Carvings are very deep and are pierced through at places. 

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Late 18^th century. Price:- US$115 excluding shipping.

Ulu Cirebon Ganesh 122 – Another very good and rare example of keris handle from the northern Javanese coastal region of Pesisir, Cirebon in origin. This keris handle is made of hard and dark wood, carved in the relief form of the elephant god Ganesha, with pierced through carvings at places. Due to Islamic influences, many of these handles "hide" physical features, retaining some of the Hindu beliefs. Carvings are very deep and are pierced through at places. 

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Late 18^th century. Price:- US$95 excluding shipping.

Ulu Minang Kabau Jawa Demam Wood 131 – A good example of a keris handle from the Sumatran region of Minang Kabau. In the form of a squatting figurine called the Jawa demam, it is made from hard kemuning woods, and is carved with floral and geometrical motifs.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Early 19^th century. Price:- US$95 excluding shipping. NEW.

Ulu Cirebon Ganesha 125 – Another very good and rare example of keris handle from the northern Javanese coastal region of Pesisir, Cirebon in origin. This keris handle is made of hard and dark ebony wood, carved in the relief form of the elephant god Ganesha, with pierced through carvings at places. Due to Islamic influences, many of these handles "hide" physical features, retaining some of the Hindu beliefs. Carvings are very deep and are pierced through at places. 

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Late 18th century. Price:- US$95 excluding shipping.

Ulu Bugis Sulawesi Kerdas Wood 110 – A good example of a keris hilt from the southern Sulawesi regions of Bugis. Made from well selected kemuning woods with natural flashing grains, it is made in the kerdas, or pistol grip form, typical of the region’s styles.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Middle to late 19^th century. SOLD.

Ulu Bugis Sulawesi Kerdas wood 111 – A good example of a keris hilt from the southern Sulawesi regions of Bugis. Made from well selected kemuning woods with natural flashing grains, it is made in the kerdas, or pistol grip form, typical of the region’s styles.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Late 19^th century. Price:- US$75 excluding shipping. NEW.

Ulu Bali Hanuman Bone – Another Balinese keris hilt made of buffalo bone and carved in the form of the Hindu deity called Hanuman, or the monkey god.

Condition: Very good condition. Age:  Late 20th century. SOLD.

Ulu Bali Bondolan Pelet 102 –

Condition: Aside from minor hairline cracks at the base, the rest is all in very good condition. Age: Late 19th century. SOLD.

Condition: Excellent condition. Newly made, with the base wood made from a single piece of hard teak.

Price:- US$70 excluding shipping.

Condition: Excellent condition. Newly made, with the base wood made from a single piece of hard teak.

Price:- US$58 excluding shipping.

Condition: Excellent condition. Newly made, with the base wood made from a single piece of hard teak.

Price:- US$47 excluding shipping.

Condition: Excellent condition. Newly made, with the base wood made from a single piece of hard teak.

SOLD.