A few examples of appraisal values for
ASIAN SWORDS

• SOUTHEAST ASIAN SWORDS W CARVED
  SOUTHEAST ASIAN SWORDS W CARVED WOOD HANDLES, 2 Two Southeast Asian swords, each with carved wood handle and sheath. Larger: 35.25" L.
• TWO SOUTHEAST ASIAN SWORDS Two
  TWO SOUTHEAST ASIAN SWORDS Two Southeast Asian swords: the larger with a ribbed and curved blade 25"l, the other with ebonized figural handle and wood scabbard, overall 18.5"l
• THREE SOUTHEAST ASIAN SWORDS AND
  THREE SOUTHEAST ASIAN SWORDS AND A SPEAR 20th century, to include Iban ceremonial word from Sarawak, the scabbard with bone mounts, feather decoration (28-1/2 in. overall); Malay or Indonesian spear, the blade with molded integral dragon with gold paint, with sheath (38in.); two Indonesian or Malay swords, both with wooden scabbards (39-1/2 and 29 in. overall).
• SOUTHEAST ASIAN SWORDS, THE
  SOUTHEAST ASIAN SWORDS, THE FIRST, KRIS FITTED WITH WOOD HANDLE AND WOOD SHEATH OVERALL 15 Southeast Asian swords, the first, kris fitted with wood handle and wood sheath overall 15.75"l; the second, a sword with a paw shaped handle 22.5"l