MOSTLY 19TH CENTURY
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A Malayan Klewang, A Philippino Bolo, A Sinhalese Piha-Kaetta, A Small Indonesian Dha, And A Tibetan Dagger
Mostly 19th Century
The first with slightly curved single-edged pattern-welded blade with a fuller along its back-edge on each side, the hilt encased in silver chased with foliage, and characteristic horn pommel carved and pierced with foliage, in wooden scabbard entirely covered in silver; the second with swelling single-edged blade, faceted brass collar with small guard, and horn hilt carved as a human hand grasping foliage, in later leather scabbard; the third of characteristic form, in original scabbard; the fourth with hilt and scabbard entirely covered in silver sheet decorated with filigree; the last with white metal mounted waisted hilt bound with plaited white metal wire, in original white metal scabbard
26in. (67.3cm.) to 11.5/8in. (29.5cm.) (5)
Mostly 19th Century
The first with slightly curved single-edged pattern-welded blade with a fuller along its back-edge on each side, the hilt encased in silver chased with foliage, and characteristic horn pommel carved and pierced with foliage, in wooden scabbard entirely covered in silver; the second with swelling single-edged blade, faceted brass collar with small guard, and horn hilt carved as a human hand grasping foliage, in later leather scabbard; the third of characteristic form, in original scabbard; the fourth with hilt and scabbard entirely covered in silver sheet decorated with filigree; the last with white metal mounted waisted hilt bound with plaited white metal wire, in original white metal scabbard
26in. (67.3cm.) to 11.5/8in. (29.5cm.) (5)