Moro spear

The handwrought head of characteristic form with forged-in central panel showing fine twistcore pattern-welded damascus steel panel. On its haft original length haft with banded brass ferrule. Second

Philippines archipelago, Moro tribal spear or javelin with smooth patinated wood shaft, lower spike, and a double sided spear head. 73 1/2" L, spear head 13" L

**Originally Listed At $1400** Oceania, southern Philippines, Moro peoples, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. An impressive spear or sibat of the "budiak" style, presenting an elongated wooden shaft

The handwrought, pattern-welded head of characteristic form with flared base. Secured to the bamboo haft with a banded brass socket. Haft in two sections retained by a brass sleeve. Second half of the

(6) Antique forged iron spear heads, incl. Moro, 19th/20th c., Africa, Southeast Asia, and Philippines, including 'Budiak' heads, beveled tapering blades, 17.5"h (largest), 7"h (smallest)

An exceptional spear point from the Moro peoples of the Philippines, mid 1800's. This distinctively shaped, pattern welded blade is 18-3/4 in long, has a very fine patina and sharp edges. Wired to be

Java, Indonesia spear point collected on the Fahnestock Expedition; Possibly from the Moro, the Damascus steel blade with twisted shaft, 15"l (38.1 cm). PROVENANCE: Inherited by a direct descendant of

This Is A Moro-Ha Shaped Tari In Fresh Polish And Well Made Shira Saya. This Excellent Condition Yari Was Made By The Most Famous Samurai Spear Maker Of The 19th Century Known As Shin-Shinto Period. S

ROBERT SPEAR DUNNINGMassachusetts/New Hampshire, 1829-1905Still life of fruit. Signed and dated "R.S. Dunning 1885". Signed and dated verso "R.S. Dunning Painter. 1885".Oil on canv

At Westport Harbor (Westport, Massachusstes) sgn. l.r. R.S. Dunning, also sgn. and titled on reverse, o/c, 11 by 16 in.; appe

Robert Spear Dunning (American 1829-1905) oil on canvas. Signed "R.S. Dunning" lower left. Dated 1864. Country mill with New England mountains in the background, image 16.5” x 24.5”, overa

The flat diamond form blade with finely carved raised midline above a crosshatch and ring decorated double collar comprised of two concave diamond form bands with protuberances. H: 120.5 in., W: 3.5 i

ARTHUR PRINCE SPEAR (MA/DC/CA, 1879-1959) - Two Girls with Swan, signed lower left, in original gilt carved frame, 29 1/4" x 44 1/4", SS: 24 1/4" x 39 1/4". Fine craquelure.

Sam Doyle. Spear Fishing. Not signed. Paint on found roofing tin. Environmental wear and holes from previous use, otherwise excellent condition. 25.5" w x 37" h. Provenance: Purchased directly from th

Follower of ANTONIO MORO (Utrecht, between 1516 and 1520 - Antwerp?, 1575/1576). "Portrait of a lady", late sixteenth century. Oil on panel. Size: 57 x 40 cm; 64 x 47 cm (frame). In this female portra

Short production lure advertised as the The "Two-In-One" Bait, 4 1/4", with washer hardware and finished in vivid yellow with a red head, shiny Ex, definitely unfished. Coming in its extraordinary pic

Robert Spear Dunning Massachusetts, New Hampshire, 1829-1905 Fall River School depiction of peaches, a pear, and bundles of red and green grapes glistening under light. Dunning was a founder alongside

Robert Spear Dunning (1829 - 1905) oil on canvas, tabletop still life with grapes and peaches, signed and dated lower right, R.S. Dunning ‘92. Inscribed on back, R.S. Dunning Pinxit 1892. Stretc

Ruskin Spear R.A. (British, 1911-1990) Madame Oda Slobodskaya signed 'Ruskin Spear' (lower left) oil on board 75.5 x 35.5cm (29 3/4 x 14in). This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: * &#6

Thornton New Hampshire, framed oil on canvas by Robert Spear Dunning 1894. Measures Height 24" Width 33" overall. Canvas measures Height 19" Width 28 1/4"

Fine early whalers spear. Wrought iron with a turned wooden handle. Early possibly original red paint. Connecticut or Massachusetts shore. circa 1850. Condition: Excellent original condition. L 55-1/4

This is a classic sword of the Moro people of the southern Philippines and of the Sulu Sultanate area called a barong. These swords have a distinctive form that is specific to this region of South Eas

Ancient Near East, Iran, Amlash culture, ca. 13th to 10th century BCE (bronze sword) and Achaemenid Persian Empire, ca. 550 to 330 BCE (silver spear head). A pair of ceremonial weapons from ancient Ir

EVERY BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS FROM THE LARRY SHAVER COLLECTION, HE FOUND HIS FIRST ARROWHEAD IN 1951 AT THE AGE OF 12 & COLLECTED UNTIL THE TIME OF HIS DEATH. HE HAD A VERY LARGE