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Old 21st November 2023, 11:00 AM   #1
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I went back through this thread, still cannot find that link. Where is buried? What post number?

Anyway, thoughts on the keris in the link?

Jawa, moderately competent garap, stylistically late Mataram, no dada, no geger, pamor control sloppy, the maker over-reached himself, I think he was trying for one of the ronduru variations, but he failed, gonjo is a replacement made by a different hand.

It is a journeyman blade, commercially acceptable, definitely not made as a pusaka, I cannot with certainty say exactly where it might have originated but it displays some of the inadequacies we are used to seeing in keris from Sleman. Probably second half, 19th century. Certainly no masterpiece, but it would sit nicely in a reference collection.
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Old 21st November 2023, 12:45 PM   #2
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I went back through this thread, still cannot find that link. Where is buried? What post number?

Anyway, thoughts on the keris in the link?
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Old 21st November 2023, 06:46 PM   #3
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Thank you Gavin.
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