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Bust of a typical Javanese woman in the Dutch Indies-era.

One of the best Indonesian busts I've ever seen. Remarkable features and strong rendering of the hair. Made by a mastercarver. Whether this bust was made in Java or Bali is unclear. Sometimes these busts were made for local people to serve as a marriage present. Usually there is a male bust with it(loro blonyo).


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Silver modesty plates from the former Dutch Indies, worn by young children to cover their private parts. Local name; Jempang
1910-1940


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Two silver cases for cigarettes from Bali
1950-1970
Two rare containers for cigarettes. One has an image of two djanger dancers and the other an image of a ordinary Balinese village. Most of these containers have an image of a Kala head or floral motivs. Both were made for the tourist market


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Balinese small silver dish
1950-1970
Nicely decorated dish with kala head and floral motivs.


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1930-1940


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1940-1950


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1930-1940


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1930-1940


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Balinese dance mask
1930-1940
Well made antique mask, probably used for the kecak dance. The hair is real hair from a human being or horse. This was common in Bali for prewar masks.


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Wooden painted dance mask
1930-1940
This mask was used during one of the many dances on Bali.
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