Spur Box – Cockfighting Blade Box - Indonesia Bali (No reserve price)

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Surya Rutten
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Has over 25 years' experience in Asian art and owned an art gallery.

Estimate  € 150 - € 200
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€35
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€30
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€25

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The Kotak Taji is an original three-panel carved wooden cockspur knife box from Bali, depicting Delem (Merdah) and holding up to 22 small blades.

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Kotak Taji cockspur knife holder box from Bali. A beautiful and unusual three-panel carved wooden box with room for as many as 22 cockspur blades. The character depicted on this Kotak Taji is called Delem, or Merdah, a figure from Balinese mythology. Delem is a so-called Panakawan, a clown-servant.
Height: 24 centimetres. A triptych box with Delem carved on both sides inside. In beautiful condition.

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Kotak Taji cockspur knife holder box from Bali. A beautiful and unusual three-panel carved wooden box with room for as many as 22 cockspur blades. The character depicted on this Kotak Taji is called Delem, or Merdah, a figure from Balinese mythology. Delem is a so-called Panakawan, a clown-servant.
Height: 24 centimetres. A triptych box with Delem carved on both sides inside. In beautiful condition.

Registered shipping with track and trace.

Details

Country of Origin
Indonesia Bali
Material
Wood
Sold with stand
No
Condition
Excellent condition
Title of artwork
Spur Box – Cockfighting Blade Box
Height
20 cm
Weight
1700 g
Authenticity
Original/official
Sold by
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2730
Objects sold
99.37%
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