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20 million years BP. A fossilised hardwood branch section with one polished end, from Banten, Indonesia. 1.9kg, 16cm (6 1/4"). Property of a Lincolnshire, UK, gentleman; acquired on the UK art market. Indonesian petrified wood comes from ancient teak (hardwood) trees, approximately 20 million years old. Minerals present in the mud and water prior to and during the petrification process leached into the wood, giving it its present colour. [No Reserve] Fine condition.

20 million years BP. A fossilised hardwood branch section with one polished end, from Banten, Indonesia; mounted on a custom-made stand. 2.2 kg, 18.5cm (7 1/4"). Property of a Lincolnshire, UK, gentleman; acquired on the UK art market. Indonesian petrified wood comes from ancient teak (hardwood) trees, approximately 20 million years old. Minerals present in the mud and water prior to and during the petrification process leached into the wood, giving it its present colour. [No Reserve] Fine condition.

20 million years BP. A fossilised hardwood branch section with one polished end, from Banten, Indonesia. 1.4 kg, 11cm (4 1/4"). Property of a Lincolnshire, UK, gentleman; acquired on the UK art market. Indonesian petrified wood comes from ancient teak (hardwood) trees, approximately 20 million years old. Minerals present in the mud and water prior to and during the petrification process leached into the wood, giving it its present colour. [No Reserve] Fine condition.

Paintings From The Collection of Dr Sukarno President of the Republic of Indonesia, Compiled by Dullah, Painter to the Presidential Palace of the Republic of Indonesia, People's Fine Arts Publishing House, People's Republic of China (Peking 1956), vols. I & II, cardboard sleeves

GOLF, good collection of the earliest golf postage stamps, inc. 1953 Japanese 5-yen (first golf stamp), 1948 South Africa, 1971 Bermuda, 1958 French West Africa, 1962 Cape Verde, 1962 France, 1963 Nicaragua, 1967 & 1970 Montserrat, 1968 Bahamas, 1986 Al Qiwain, 1969 Cook Islands, 1971 French Polynesia, 1971 Bermuda, 1971 Ras Al Khaima, 1972 Sharjah, 1973 Mali, 1974 Morocco, 1974 French Polynesia, 1974 Australia, 1974 Dominican Republic, 1974 & 1975 Norfolk Islands, 1975 Montserrat, 1975 Eire, 1975 St. Vincent, 1957 Dominican Republic, 1975 Ecuador, 1975 St Kitts, 1976 Gambia, 1976 Grenada, 1976 South Africa, 1977 Indonesia etc., loose ono A4 pages with good annotation, from the Schulenburg collection, VG to EX, Qty.

A CHINESE SWATOW DISH FOR THE ARABIC MARKET, WANLI 1573-1620 Painted in red and green enamels with eight circular medallions, with extracts of the Quran surrounding a larger medallion with further calligraphy, a Japanese wood box, 37.5cm. (3) Cf. S Adhyatman, Zhangzhou (Swatow) Ceramics, Sixteenth to Seventeenth Centuries Found in Indonesia, p.60, pl.216; see also B Harrison, Swatow, Museum Het Princessehof, p.234, pl.205. 明萬曆 五彩阿拉伯文盤

14th century AD. A mixed group of ceramic heads and bodies from votive offerings and two hollow conical lids with piecrust bands. 3 kg, 5-17cm (2 - 6 3/4"). From an old Derbyshire collection; acquired before 1938, believed from Majaphit, Java, Indonesia. [No Reserve]

14th century AD. A mixed group of ceramic heads from votive offerings, with dressed hair, earrings and other applied decorations. 271 grams total, 35-61mm (1 1/2 - 2 1/2"). From an old Derbyshire collection; acquired before 1938; believed from Majapahit, Java, Indonesia. According to the Nagarakretagama document, written in 1365 AD, the Majapahit Empire consisted of 98 regions, extending from Sumatra to New Guinea. Its base was the island of Java. It lasted for about two centuries from 1293 AD to around 1500 when the territory came partly under the control of the Sultanate of Demak. [No Reserve]

AN ANDESITE FIGURE OF GANESHA Java, Indonesia, 9th/10th century The plump elephant-headed four armed Hindu deity seated on a double lotus throne, feeding himself sweets with his trunk out of his left hand, his hair gathered in a bun with a band 68cm Provenance Private collection, London. Acquired from the Swedish dealer and collector Max Willborg (1933-2001) in 1969/70. Exhibited Spink and Son, London, 1978 (illustrated in catalogue, no.147). Condition: Various losses, chiefly three hands and middle section of trunk, general weathering and wear

A TEMPLE GUARDIAN FIGURE Bali, Indonesia, early 20th century carved and polychrome-painted wood, in the form of a winged demonic figure, standing on a turtle 55cm high Condition: Joints slightly loose, paint somewhat worn in extremities. Minor chips

Paintings From The Collection of Dr Sukarno President of the Republic of Indonesia, Compiled by Dullah, Painter to the Presidential Palace of the Republic of Indonesia, People's Fine Arts Publishing House, People's Republic of China (Peking 1956), vols. I & II, cardboard sleeves

Squire Fender Jazz bass guitar, made in Indonesia, ser. no. s/nICS10096636, natural finish, in a good clean condition, locking strap buttons fitted, hard case.

PAIR OF CARVED TREEN BUSTS, STAMPED KLUNGKUNG, BALI, INDONESIA

Banknotes - Various (80) Iceland, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq. Grade mostly VF to AUNC.

Ida Bagus Rai (Indonesian, 1915-2000) Balinese fishing, circa 1977 signed in the centre "Ida Bagus Rai '68" ink and wash 57 x 78cm (22 x 30in) together with five small postcards of similar scenes by the artistProvenance: The Neka Gallery, Bali, Indonesia, 1977; From the collection of the late Christopher Hogwood, CBE. Condition is fine.

A bronze figure of Kubera (or Jambhala) Indonesia 9th/10th Century  A gilt bronze figure of a two-armed Jambhala or Kubera (the Buddhist God of Wealth), Central or Eastern Java (Indonesia), 9th or 10th century, 20 cm (8 inches) high by 9.8 cm (4 inches) wide, seated on a double lotus pedestal in the lalitasana posture holding a jambharain his right hand and a money pouch in his left hand. At his right foot is a purnaghata and further purnaghatas are on the square shaped base.This figure was reputedly originally once in the collection of Samuel Eilenberg. Purchased from the collection of a well-known West Sussex scholar and collector of Asian art. Provanance:  A private Oxford collector  

Indonesia approx. 200 stamps with Republic issues in Vienna, Java etc on pages Reserve: £34

'THE INTERNATIONAL' AND 'INTERNATIONAL JUNIOR' ALBUMS plus one stock book and larger binder make up this lot. Both albums are sparsely fitted with the blue binder housing useful ranges of Indonesia and Ireland

Alfred Eick U510 6 x 4 b/w portrait photo Kriegsmarine in 1937, first serving on the destroyer Hermann Beitzen during the first year of the war. In November 1940 he joined the U-boats, first sailing on two trips on U-176. He became commander of U-510 in May 1943, patrolling the Brazilian Waters on his first U-boat patrol. His second patrol was on U-510 as a Monson Boat which was a Wolfpack operating far away from Germany out of Japanese bases in Indonesia at Jakarta, Penang and Sebang. U-510 operated in the Indian Ocean until January 1945 when they were ordered back to Germany, taking with them important materials including tin. U-510 was re-supplied with fuel from U-861 but ran out of fuel in the North Atlantic, finally managing to reach St Nazaire in April 1945. His awards were as follows: 12th January 1940 Iron Cross 2nd Class, 1st August 1943, Iron Cross 1st Class, 16 March 1944 German Cross in Gold, 31st March 1944 Knights Cross. Rare Good condition

A bronze Buddha head, acquired near Borobudur, Java, Indonesia, height 32cm,

Two Palepai, Sumatran ships cloth (from Sumatra, West Indonesia) decorated with various motifs, animals from natural dyes, largest 75cm x 70cm.

Album of world stamps including Netherlands, Indonesia, Iraq, Ireland, Italy, Japan and others

An Ancestral Figure from Belu, Island of Timor, Indonesia, 10 ins (26 cms) high.

Indonesia, P 35Bb, Republik Indonesia, 10 New Cents, 17 August 1949, Revaluation issue, ERROR NOTE. Black signature. Missing printing on front., , PCGS 63 PPQ, Choice UNC, ex. Pieter Liem Collection. Ony one known. Start Price: €3200

Indonesia, P 35Da, Republik Indinesia, 1 New Rupiah, 17 August 1949, Revaluation issue, ERROR NOTE. Red signature. Large gutter fold on front., , PCGS 30, VF, ex. Pieter Liem Collection. Only one known. Start Price: €3200

Indonesia, P 36, Republik Indonesia Serikat, 5 Rupiah, 1 January 1950. Portrait of Sukarno at right on front. Paddy field and palms on back., # D/9 692565, PCGS 64 PPQ, Very Choice UNC Start Price: €280

Indonesia, P 43b, Bank Indonesia, 10 Rupiah, 1952. Statue of a goddess Prajñaparamita at left on front., # KCR 014980, UNC- Start Price: €25

Indonesia, P 49Ap, Bank Indonesia, 10 Rupiah, (1957), FACE PROGRESS PROOF. Printers proof including remarks for changes in plate. Stag at upper left on front. , , PCGS 64, Very Choice UNC, apparent mounting remnants on back, ex. Pieter Liem Collection. (only one example known) Start Price: €4000

Indonesia, P 49Bp, Bank Indonesia, 25 Rupiah, (1957), FACE PROGRESS PROOF. Printers proof including remarks for changes in plate. Java rhinoceros at upper left on front. , , PCGS 64, Very Choice UNC, apparent mounting remnants on back, ex. Pieter Liem Collection. (only two examples known) Start Price: €4000

Indonesia, P 52a, Bank Indonesia, 500 Rupiah, (1957). Tiger at left on front. Paddy terraces and buffalos on back., # 500AK1585, PCGS 62 PPQ, UNC Start Price: €600

Indonesia, P 53, Bank Indonsia, 1,000 Rupiah, (1957). Elephant at left on front. Men fishing on back., # 1000GA 9470, VF Start Price: €100

Indonesia, P 87c, Bank Indonesia, 500 Rupiah, 1960. Portrait of President Sukarno at left, coat of arms of Indonesia at center on front. Two women with traditional headdress at right on back., # ACT 038908, aUNC Start Price: €50

Indonesia, P R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, Republik Indonesia, Irain Barat. Lot containing 1, 2½, 5, 10, 100 Rupiah, 1960 (1963), IRIAN BARAT OVERPRINT. , , PR1=PCGS 63, Choice UNC, PR2=PCGS 66 PPQ, Gem UNC, PR3=PCGS 65 PPQ, Gem UNC, PR4=PCGS 65 PPQ, Gem UNC, PR5=PCGS 66 PPQ, Gem UNC Start Price: €1900

Indonesia, P S354b, Repoeblik Indonesia, province of Sumatra, 100 Rupiah, 31 March 1947. Portrait of Sukarno at left on front., # 03711 KR, UNC Start Price: €25

Alfred Eick signed 6 x 4 inch black and white portrait photo. Kriegsmarine in 1937, first serving on the destroyer Hermann Beitzen during the first year of the war. In November 1940 he joined the U-boats, first sailing on two trips on U-176. He became commander of U-510 in May 1943, patrolling the Brazilian Waters on his first U-boat patrol. His second patrol was on U-510 as a Monson Boat which was a Wolfpack operating far away from Germany out of Japanese bases in Indonesia at Jakarta, Penang and Sebang. U-510 operated in the Indian Ocean until January 1945 when they were ordered back to Germany, taking with them important materials including tin. U-510 was re-supplied with fuel from U-861 but ran out of fuel in the North Atlantic, finally managing to reach St Nazaire in April 1945. His awards were as follows: 12th January 1940 Iron Cross 2nd Class, 1st August 1943, Iron Cross 1st Class, 16 March 1944 German Cross in Gold, 31st March 1944 Knights Cross. Good condition

POSTAGE STAMPS, selection in eight albums, inc. Great Britain, Australia, Ireland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Venezuela, Nepal, Indonesia, China, Argentina etc., mounted to pages with stamp-hinges, G to EX, 8

ASIAN BANK NOTES - a collection of x31 Asian bank notes. China x6, 1-5 yuan and 1-5 Jiao. 1960-72. Malaysia x2, $1. Singapore x3, $1. Indonesia x5, 5000-50,000 rupiah, 2004-08. Hong Kong x1, $10, 1979. India x3, 1-10 rupees. Sri Lanka x3, 2-10 rupees, 1977-79. Thailand x8, 5-50 baht and a baht coin.

British Army 1960’s Far East Campaign Photograph Album, which appears to have been compiled by a P Trumper. The album consists of mostly black and white larger format photographs showing locals, religious artefacts, buildings, British troops etc. The images have a description of the subject next to them. Good clear images of the Waterways of Hong Kong, image taken in Malaya of a mock Japanese POW camp, patrol during conflict in Indonesia. Images are all housed in a large album, some pages are loose. All images are very clear. Areas covered include Malaya, Brunei, Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand etc. (70 images)

A Nias seated ancestor figure, Indonesia, with elaborate headdress, one earring and holding bowl, 63cm high.

A Nias seated ancestor figure, Indonesia, with headdress, single earring and clenching two inverted heads, 92.5cm high.

A Timor door panel, Indonesia, relief carved a standing male figure, 67 x 40cm.

A Batak standing male guardian figure, Indonesia, with inlaid bone eyes, the chest with a recessed square, 80.5cm high.

An Enganno headdress, Indonesia, wood, carved with a seated figure with an open mouth, on a hollowed cylindrical base, termite damage, 20.5cm high. Provenance Old Dutch collection.

A pair of Flores standing figures, Indonesia, male and female, with conical headdresses, 39.5cm and 37cm high. (2)

A matched pair of Nias seated ancestor figures, Indonesia, with elaborate pierced headdress, with earrings in opposing ears, one holding a cup the other holding pestles, 63.5cm high. (2)

A Sasak wirework bridal wedding headdress, Lombok, Indonesia, of pagoda form, 51cm high.

A Nias grain measure, Indonesia, the handle carved with a standing ancestor figure, 16.5cm high.

A Batak lute, Indonesia, carved wood, no strings, 59.5cm high, and a Sumba carved coconut bowl and cover with a bird finial, 28cm high. (2)

A Batak cylindrical wood container, Indonesia, with fibre binding, the cover with a carved finial with figures, a singa, serpent and lizard, 30.5cm high.

A Dayak bamboo quiver, Indonesia, with woven fibre binding and a wood curved handle carved with a jaguar and serpents, the cover and base with resin and inset shells, 48.5cm long, containing darts.

A Bauhau (Batak) baby carrier, Indonesia, carved with three ancestor figures and with plaited fibre straps, 38.5cm high.

A Nias standing male armless figure, Indonesia, with twin crested headdress, 70.5cm high.

Two Batak bamboo lime containers, Indonesia, both with wood bases and covers, the larger engraved and with a mirror inset to the base, 18cm high and a Bali wood calendar board, 41cm long. (3)

Five Batak needlework wedding pillows, Indonesia, square with floral designs and bead borders, the largest 26cm square. (5)

λ A Balinese knife, Indonesia, the steel blade with inset engraved brass and embossed silver, to a cut brass ferrule and carved ivory scales to the handle, 31cm long, with a carved wood scabbard with Indonesian script. (2)

A Nias seated male ancestor figure, Indonesia, with pieced headdress and holding a bowl, 76.5cm high.

A Batak magician's staff, Indonesia, with ancestor figure, with feathers and fibre above further figures and animals, 172cm long.

A Batak medicine container, Indonesia, carved wood with ancestor figures, mythical beast, lizards, scrolls, hair and fibre, 104cm long, on a stand. (2)

A Dayak bamboo quiver, Indonesia, with a carved wood stylized bird head handle and conical cover, 38.5cm long, containing darts.

A Batak medicine horn, Indonesia, carved mythical beast with four riders, the horn with a lizard and further figure, 58.5cm long, on a stand. (2)