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1. Online-Auktion Asiatische Kunst Endet Am 10.12.2016 Unsere Experten Termine Our Specialists Dates & KUNSTHANDEL KLEFISCH 1. Online-Auktion Asiatische Kunst endet am 10.12.2016 www.van-ham.com Unsere Experten Termine Our Specialists Dates Christoph Bouillon Vorbesichtigung Geschäftszeiten nach der Auktion Katalogredaktion Preview Business hours after the sale Tel. +49 (221) 925862-32 Montag bis Freitag 10 bis 17 Uhr [email protected] 3. bis 7. Dezember 2016 Samstag 10 bis 13 Uhr Samstag 10 bis 16 Uhr Walter Bruno Brix Sonntag 11 bis 16 Uhr Buddhistische und chinesische Kunst Montag 10 bis 18 Uhr Adresse Textilien, Indien, Khmer Dienstag 10 bis 18 Uhr address Tel. +49 (221) 925862-28 Mittwoch 10 bis 18 Uhr Van Ham Kunstauktionen [email protected] Hitzelerstraße 2 Auktion 50968 Köln Iris Hekeler Sale Tel.: +49 (221) 925862-0 Japanische Kunst und Holzschnitte Fax: +49 (221) 925862-4 Tel. +49 (221) 925862-21 Samstag, 10. Dezember 2016 [email protected] [email protected] bis 22 Uhr www.van-ham.com Trudel Klefisch Netsuke, Inro Tel. +49 (221) 925862-88 Indonesien [email protected] Waffen Nr. 3000 – 3047 Indonesien/Thailand Hua Yan Textil Nr. 3048 – 3064 Chinesische Kunst und Porzellan Japan Tel. +49 (221) 925862-80 Holzschnitte Nr. 3065 – 3099 [email protected] Tsuba Nr. 3100 – 3110 China Natalie Alfers Kunsthandwerk Nr. 3111 – 3117 Volontariat Fachbücher Nr. 3118 – 3123 Tel. +49 (221) 925862-85 [email protected] 預展時間： 2016年12月3日-7日 12月3日 10 –16點 12月4日 11 –16點 12月5日-7日 10 –18點 拍賣會後營業時間： 德國科隆 VAN HAM（範∙漢姆） 週一至週五 10 –17點 藝術拍賣公司 週六 10 –13點 Hitzeler Str. 2, Cologne, Germany 電話：+49(221)925862-0 傳真：+49(221)925862-4 拍賣時間： 郵箱：[email protected] 截至2016年12月10日 網址：www.van-ham.de 3000 3002 FIVE WEAPONS. KERIS-STÄNDER UND ZWEI KERIS. DREI WAFFEN. Indonesia. 20th c. Indonesien, Bali, Madura. 19./20. Jh. Sumatra, Indonesien. 19./20. Jh. Steel, wood. A) Keris with scabbard. Bali. Holz, geschnitzt und bemalt, Stahl, Bein. Stahl, Holz, Rattan, ein Griff aus Bein. Dapur: Belebangh, beras wutah tretep. A) In Form des Affen-Generals Hanoman. A) Klewang. B) Golok. C) Piso Halasan Pamor: Swastikat, Buddha in meditation. B) Keris mit Scheide. Bali. C) Keris mit von den Batak. Alle drei mit Scheide. 7 luk. Ukiran und mendak: Bali style. Scheide. Madura. A) Höhe 67cm. B) A) 71cm/50cm. B) 55cm/31cm. B) Keris with arabic inscription. Scabbard 53,2cm/35,3cm. C) 44,5cm/31,1cm. C) 55cm/40cm. Zustand A/B. carved. C/D) Two badek knife with Zustand A/B. Beilage: Drei Griffe aus scabbard. Sumatra. E) Keris without Bein, einer davon in Form von Hanoman. THREE WEAPONS. scabbard. Java. Dapur Sangkelat. Pamor: Madura. Sumatra, Indonesia. 19th/20th c. Beras wutah. 13 luk. Ukiran: Yokjakarta. Mendak: Angup randu. Length KERIS STAND AND TWO KERIS. Steel, wood, rattan, one bone handle. A) 42,7cm/30,5cm. B) 45cm/33,5cm. Indonesia, Bali, Madura. 19th/20th c. A) Klewang. B) Golok. C) Piso Halasan of C) 35cm/27,6cm. D) 43,3cm/24,5cm. the Batak. All three with sheath. Length E) 45,2cm/35,1cm. Condition A/B. Wood, carved and painted, steel, bone. A) 71cm/50cm. B) 55cm/31cm. A) In shape of the monkey general C) 55cm/40cm. Condition A/B. € 1.400 - 1.900 | US$ 1.526 - 2.071 Hanoman. B) Keris with scabbard. Bali. C) Keris with scabbard. Madura. Height € 1.500 - 1.700 | US$ 1.635 - 1.853 A) 67cm. Length B) 53,2cm/35,3cm. C) 44,5cm/31,1cm. Condition A/B. Supplement: Three handles made of bone, 3005 one in shape of Hanoman. Madura. ZWEI WAFFEN MIT SCHEIDE. 3003 Indonesien, Alor, Sulawesi, Sumatra. € 1.700 - 2.000 | US$ 1.853 - 2.180 DREI WAFFEN. 19./20. Jh. Indonesien. 19./20. Jh. Stahl, Holz, Rattan. A) Rugi glamang aus Stahl, Holz. A/B) Zwei sikin der Batak. Alor oder Sulawesi (Haare fehlend) C) Ladieng aus Aceh, nördlich von Sumatra. B) Rawet aus Sumatra (Jambi/Riau). 3001 A) 70cm/54cm. B) 65cm/49cm. A) 62cm/42cm. B) 70cm/45,5cm. Zustand DREI WAFFEN UND ZWEI HALSREIFEN. C) 74cm/57cm. Zustand A/B. A/B. Indonesien, Nias. 19./20. Jh. THREE WEAPONS. TWO WEAPONS WITH SCABBARD. Stahl, Holz, Eberzähne, Leder, Bronze/ Indonesia. 19th/20th c. Indonesia, Alor, Sulawesi, Sumatra. Messing. A-C) Drei Balatos mit Scheiden. 19th/20th c. Nias. D) Halsreif. Nias. E) Halsreif. Miao Steel, wood. A/B) Two sikin of the Batak. oder Liao. A) 68,5cm/48,4cm. C) Ladieng from Aceh, north of Sumatra. Steel, wood, rattan. A) Rugi glamang from B) 66cm/49,8cm. C) 57cm/41,5cm. Length A) 70cm/54cm. B) 65cm/49cm. Alor or Sulawesi (hair missing) B) Rawet D) Ø 19,3cm. E) Ø 18,6cm. Zustand A/B. C) 74cm/57cm. Condition A/B. from Sumatra (Jambi/Riau). Length A) 62cm/42cm. B) 70cm/45,5cm. THREE WEAPONS AND TWO € 1.300 - 1.500 | US$ 1.417 - 1.635 Condition A/B. NECKRINGS. Indonesia, Nias. 19th/20th Jh. € 1.200 - 1.500 | US$ 1.308 - 1.635 Steel, wood, boar’s tusks, leather, bronze/ brass. A-C) Three balatos with scabbard. 3004 Nias. D) Neckring. Nias. E) Neckring. Miao FÜNF WAFFEN. or Liao. Length A) 68,5cm/48,4cm. B) Indonesien. 20. Jh. 3006 66cm/49,8cm. C) 57cm/41,5cm. D) Ø DREI WAFFEN. 19,3cm. E) Ø 18,6cm. Condition A/B. Stahl, Holz. A) Keris mit Scheide. Bali. Indonesien. 19./20. Jh. Dapur: Belebangh, beras wutah tretep. € 1.700 - 2.000 | US$ 1.853 - 2.180 Pamor: Swastikat, Buddha in Meditation. Stahl, Holz. A) Langes Schwert aus Aceh. 7 luk. Ukiran und mendak: Bali-Stil. B) Lange bedang-Waffe. C) Waffe mit B) Keris mit arabischer Inschrift. Scheide Scheide. A) 89cm/72,5cm. B) 78cm/62cm. geschnitzt. C/D) Zwei Badek-Messer mit C) 61cm/37cm. Zustand A/B. Scheide. Sumatra. E) Keris ohne Scheide. Java. Dapur Sangkelat. Pamor: Beras THREE WEAPONS. wutah. 13 luk. Ukiran: Yokjakarta. Indonesia. 19th/20th c. Mendak: Angup randu. A) 42,7cm/30,5cm. B) 45cm/33,5cm. C) 35cm/27,6cm. Steel, wood. A) Long sword from Aceh. D) 43,3cm/24,5cm. E) 45,2cm/35,1cm. B) Long bedang weapon. C) Weapon with Zustand A/B. scabbard. Length A) 89cm/72,5cm. B) 78cm/62cm. C) 61cm/37cm. Condition A/B. € 1.300 - 1.500 | US$ 1.417 - 1.635 1. Online-Auktion Asiatische Kunst 3007 THREE WEAPONS. 3012 DREI WAFFEN. Philippines, Sulu, Mindanao. 19th/20th c. SECHS WAFFEN. Indonesien, Sumatra, Java. 20. Jh. Indonesien. 20. Jh. Steel, wood, rattan. A) Big keris. Sulu Stahl, Holz, teils geschnitzt und farbig archipelago. B) Moro keris. Dapur rougher Stahl, Holz, Messing. A/B/C) Drei panjang lackiert, ein Griff mit Weißmetall und than other keris. 5 luk. Ukiran: Wood, (Exekutions-keris) mit Scheiden. D) Bade Kupfer. A/B) Lange parang, jeweils mit cockatoo head. C) Keris with scabbard. bade-Waffe mit Scheide. Sumatra. E) Paar Scheide. Sumatra oder Java. C) Machete im Mindanao. Length A) 69cm/57cm. Messer in Doppelscheide. golok-Stil. A) 69cm/67cm. B) 68cm/53cm. B) 70cm/57cm. C) 61,6cm/49cm. A) 42,4cm/28,5cm. B) 49cm/35cm. C) 57cm/40cm. Zustand A/B. Condition A/B. C) 35cm/26cm. D) 36,6cm/28,5cm. E) 41cm/19cm. Zustand A/B. THREE WEAPONS. € 1.100 - 1.300 | US$ 1.199 - 1.417 Indonesia, Sumatra, Java. 20th c. SIX WEAPONS. Indonesia. 20th c. Steel, wood, partly carved and varnished in color, one handle with white metal and Steel, wood, brass. A/B/C) Three panjang copper. A/B) Two long parang, each with 3010 (keris for execution) with scabbard. D) Bade scabbard. Sumatra or Java. C) Machete in UNGEWÖHNLICHER KERIS MIT bade weapon with scabbard. Sumatra. golok style. Length A) 69cm/67cm. WAYANG KULIT-FIGUREN. E) Pair of knives in double scabbard. Length B) 68cm/53cm. C) 57cm/40cm. Indonesien. 19./20. Jh. A) 42,4cm/28,5cm. B) 49cm/35cm. Condition A/B. C) 35cm/26cm. D) 36,6cm/28,5cm. Stahl, Holz. Keris mit Scheide. Im pamor E) 41cm/19cm. Condition A/B. € 1.200 - 1.400 | US$ 1.308 - 1.526 der Schneide sind Wayang kulit-Figuren eingearbeitet. Soll lt. Vorbesitzer aus € 900 - 1.200 | US$ 981 - 1.308 dem Besitz eines Priesters stammen. 64cm/49cm. Zustand A/B. 3008 EXCEPTIONAL KERIS WITH WAYANG ZWEI DAYAK-SCHWERTER. KULIT FIGURES. 3013 Borneo. 19./20. Jh. Indonesia. 19th/20th c. FÜNF BUGIS KERIS. Indonesien, Sumatra oder Sulawesi. 20. Jh. Stahl, Holz, Bein, Rattan und Haar. Steel, wood. Keris with scabbard. The A) Mandao mit Scheide und Beimesser. pamor of the scabbard shows wayang kulit Stahl, verschiedene Hölzer. Drei ohne, B) Jimpul ohne Scheide. In beide Klingen figures. According to the previous owner, it zwei mit Scheiden, eine davon vergoldet jeweils Punkte aus Bronze eingelegt. is supposed to come from the possession of mit arabischer Beschriftung. A) Malaysia A) 66cm/50cm. B) 58cm/45,5cm. a priest. Length 64cm/49cm. Festland. Dapur: Sempana. Pamor: Pandita Zustand A/B. Condition A/B. Abala Pandita. 9 luk. Ukiran: Java deman. Mendak: Sulawesi-Stil. E) Sulawesi bugi. TWO DAYAK SWORDS. € 900 - 1.200 | US$ 981 - 1.308 Dapur: Sempana. Pamor: Batu lapak, Borneo, 19th/20th c. kulit semangka wengkon. 9 luk. Ukiran: Sumatra-Java demam Holz. Mendak: Wohl Steel, wood, bone, rattan and hair. Silber, floral. A) 45cm/33,5cm. A) Mandao with sheath and a side knife. B) 40cm/33cm. C) 43cm/35cm. B) Jimpul without scabbard. In each blade 3011 D) 47cm/33cm. E) 44cm/36cm. Zustand inlayed dots of bronze. DREI WAFFEN. A/B.
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