Raut Wajah Kakek

An above average example, the antler grip with intricately carved pommel and finely-woven grip wrap. The hardwood scabbard well carved and profiled, retains its pisau raut knife. The blade robust and

Description: 1983, oil on canvas, 38 x 32 cm, signed and dated on lower left Dimensions: 38 x 32 cm Artist or Maker: Sen Pao Medium: oil on canvas Date: 1983 Provenance: Property of a Scholar

Description: oil on canvas, 30 x 35 cm, signed on lower right Dimensions: 30 x 35 cm Artist or Maker: Dullah Medium: oil on canvas

Typically carried in a bark sheath on the reverse of the Mandau scabbard. The hardwood grip finely carved at the terminal with a tentacled aso dragon. The short, handwrought steel blade with oblique e

Typically carried in a bark sheath on the reverse of the Mandau scabbard. The ironwood grip elaborately carved at the terminal with a seated guardian spirit. The short steel blade with oblique edge. S

With long wooden grip and short blade with curved edge. According to George C. Stone, the Dayaks used these knives for cleaning skulls and were unwilling to part with them. 20th century. Overall lengt

A large example, the antler grip finely carved with aso motifs with intricately-woven rattan gripwrap. The hardwood scabbard likewise elaborately carved, with its fine pisau raut knife and belt intact

The grip of hardwood, delicately carved with aso motifs with finely woven gripwrap. The handforged blade chisel-edged and convex on the reverse. In its carved wooden scabbard with pisau raut knife int

Oswald POREAU - Grand Cortège historique à Bruxelles. 23 juillet et 3 août 1930. Bruxelles-Forest, O. De Rycker, 1930. 160 x 120 cm. Héraut soufflant de la trompette. Affiche pliée, l'u

Widayat; Wajah; 1998; oil on canvas; 59 x 68 cm; signed and dated at lower right

**Originally Listed At $300** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Borneo, Kalimantan or Sarawak region, Dayak people, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A fine trio of carving knives known as pisau raut (

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Borneo, Kalimantan or Sarawak region, Dayak people, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A fine trio of carving knives known as pisau raut (literally "rattan knife") used

**Originally Listed At $300** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Borneo, Kalimantan or Sarawak region, Dayak people, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A gathering of three carving knives known as pisau

Typically carried in a bark sheath on the reverse of the Mandau scabbard. The ironwood grip elaborately carved at the terminal with a seated guardian spirit. The short steel blade with oblique edge. S

With long wooden grip and short blade with curved edge. According to George C. Stone, the Dayaks used these knives for cleaning skulls and were unwilling to part with them. 20th century. Overall lengt

Of characteristic form, with ironwood haft and upturned blade with brass wire binding. First half of the 20th century. Well worn. Overall length 28.8cm. Condition IV

ISMAIL FATTAH (IRAQI, 1934 - 2004) Wajah Fataa Signed and dated in Arabic ‘Ismail Fattah 2002’ (lower right), inscribed in Arabic ‘Wajah Fataa’ (lower center), numbered â€

HARISH RAUT (Indian 1925-2002)Harvest Ritual Oil on canvasSigned lower left48 inches x 72 inches (122 x 183 cm)Provenance:The estate of the late Monsignor Michael R

HARISH RAUT (Indian 1925-2002)A pair of festive paintings Oil on canvasEach signed lower left38 inches x 29 inches (96.5 x 73.6 cm)Provenance:The estate of the lat

**First Time At Auction** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Borneo, Kalimantan or Sarawak region, Dayak peoples, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. Three nice examples of hand-carved wooden carving kniv

Framed oil painting on canvas, "Bird Seller", signed lower left Harish Raut (Mumbai, India, 1925-2002), tag on verso "The Art Society of India" dated 1967 with title, artist name printed in ink with t

**Originally Listed At $300** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Borneo, Kalimantan or Sarawak region, Dayak people, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A gathering of three carving knives known as pisau

Harish Raut (1925-2002) Indian. A Study of Indian Women, Oil on Board, Signed, 17" x 13".

The handwrought blade bound to the wooden grip with pitch and rattan. In its bark sheath, the hide applique pierced with aso motifs, with goathair finial. Latter 19th century.Overall length 79 cm. Con