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 | A Javanese styled keris stand, for two kerises and a short spear or tombak. |
 | A very good and rare example of a keris from the island of Bali. |
 | A very good and rare example of a keris from the island of Bali. |
 | A very good and rare example of a keris from the eastern Indonesian island of Sumbawa. |
 | This extremely rare example has the hilt encased with silver and in the form called the coteng. |
 | A good example of a keris from the central Javanese region of Jogjakarta. |
 | A fine example of a keris from the central Javanese region of Jogjakarta. |
 | A rare example of a keris from the eastern Javanese regions of Blambangan. |
 | A very good and rare example of a keris from the eastern Javanese regions. |
 | A fine and rare example of a keris from the northern Malaysian peninsular regions of Terrenganu or Kelantan. |
 | A very good and rare example of a keris from the southern Sumatran regions of Palembang. |
 | A very good and rare example of a status keris sundang from the Mindanao regions of Philippines. |
 | A very good and are example of a sabre or sikin pasangan from the northern Sumatran region of Aceh. |
 | A fine example of a keris hilt from the island of Bali. Carved from wood, and fully encased with finely repoussed gold and silver. |
 | A fine example of a keris hilt from the island of Bali. Carved from wood, and fully encased with finely repoussed gold and silver. |
 | Very good and rare example of a hilt from the central Javenese regions of Jogjakarta. |
 | This keris hilt is made from hard kemuning woods. |
 | From the eastern island of Sumbawa, this figurine hilt form may be similar to Batak, Sumatra. |