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A 19th / 20th century antique African Angola Machada Tchokwe tribal axe having a caved ' L ' shaped wooden handle with a triangular steel forged blade / axe head. Measures; 40cm. 

COMMEMORATIVE LAUNCHING AXE AND MALLET FROM M T WARFA PLUS JAPANESE DAGGER

HEAVY METAL & HEAVY ROCK JOB LOT. Hefty slab of pumping iron here to finish off with 56 LPs (small number are 12") to include A II Z, AtomKraft, Axe, Angel, Briar x 2, Britny Fox, Bullet, Bonfire x 2, Bullet Boys, Chrome Molly, Cinderella , Doro, Diamondhead, Death Cult, Dear Mr President, DC Kicks, Faith No More, Fifth Angel, Forcefield, Great White, Heaven, Helloween, TNT, Corrozia Metalla, Kick Axe, Killer Dwarfs, Kix, Lawnmower Death, Leatherwolf, Lillian Axe, Malice, Manowar x 2, Metal Church x 2, Powermad, Raven x 7, Rose Tattoo, Samson, Salty Dog, Shok Paris, Skinny Puppy, Quiet Riot x 3 and Tokyo Blade x 3. Generally all in VG+ to Ex+ condition with majority being at least Ex.

An axe and a logsplitter. (ax&ls)

Lower Palaeolithic hand axe, Flint (Rixons) at Swanscombe,175g, 110mm.Condition report: The sale is now scheduled for May 14/15

Upper Paleolithic semi-rectangular axe chert, Andy King Witham, British, superb, 320.6g, 135mm.

WWII period RAF emergency escape axe with rubber handle, inscribed 'PATENT NO. 515767/TESTED TO 20,000 VOLTS', length 39.5cm, together with a tin helmet (2).

3 vintage leather items. A music satchel, a calf skin stud box and an axe head case.

COMMEMORATIVE LAUNCHING AXE AND MALLET FROM M T WAFRA PLUS JAPANESE DAGGER

BUNDLE OF MISCELLANEOUS WALKING STICKS AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTED WOODEN AXE

WOODEN HANDLED WOOD AXE & A SLEDGE HAMMER

A collection of five pieces of studio glass including 'Axe Head' single stem vase, g Muir, one piece has chip to base

A large 19th Century George IV silver hallmarked ladle having an engraved lion and axe cress to handle. Hallmarked for London date letter G 1822, makers mark for William Chawner. Weighs 172g. Measures 33 cm long. 

A large amount of Hozelock hose fittings, many cutting discs, hinges and a Makita bit/drill set and axe

Celtic Neolithic hand axe

Bronze Age Looped Palstave Axe Age. Palstave Axe, Circa 1000 BC. A good example of a Bronze Age bronze palstave axe (Nettlesham Type) with side fixing loop and a single raised rib decorating the face of the blade neck. The blade itself has straight sides that taper outwards to shallow crescent-shaped cutting edge. A rectangular recessed panel on each side forms the butt of the axe and fixing slot for the handle. Size: 163mm x 49mm. Weight: 500gReference: Peter K. Schmidt & Colin B. Burgess; The Axes of Scotland and Northern England 1981.

British Iron Age Votive Axe Head. A votive object or amulet in the form of a Late Bronze Age socketed axe, dating c. 100 BC-AD 100. A stylised interpretation with a slot in its upper edge representing the socket and with the loop projecting from one side. Pleasing greenish patina, a scarce type of object. Size: 22mm. Presented in box with original old collectors label.Discussion: a large number of these objects have been found by metal detectorists, with the vast majority originating in Wiltshire. It has been observed that they tend to congregate on Iron Age and early Roman shrine/temple sites, thus inferring that they have some religious function. For comparable examples, see Robinson (1995). Provenance: label states found 'Dorset'. Reference: Robinson, P. 1995. Miniature Bronze Axes from Wiltshire. WNHAS. 

FLINT AXE SCANDINAVIA, 4TH - 2ND MILLENNIUM B.C. knapped flint, of a rich caramel colour, the stone worked into a rectangular form with sharp tapering blade, presented on a bespoke mount (Dimensions: 23.5cm tall) Provenance: Lars Otto Johan Holst, 1863-1936, Ronneby, Sweden. Mr Holst acquired the majority of his collection between 1887 - 1929. Private collection, United Kingdom.

COLLECTION OF BRONZE AGE AND LATER BLADES AND IMPLEMENTS NEAR EAST TO WESTERN EUROPE, BRONZE AGE TO cast and worked bronze, the collection consists of a range of weaponry, hair pins and utilitarian objects; one Western European early Bronze Age flat axe, one Near Eastern middle Bronze Age spearhead with curled tang, one Luristan late Bronze Age axehead, one Near Eastern Bronze Age arrowhead, two Near Eastern Bronze Age dagger blades, one with integral tang, the other with perforations and seperate rivets, a pair of European Bronze Age hairpins, one with a spiral head the other with a cup design and two Roman doctors tools (12) (Dimensions: longest 24cm) (Qty: 12) Provenance: Private collection, Scotland

Small 18th/19th C Iron axe-head, with scratch decoration.

Antique African tribal axe. Features worked steel axe head 32cm x 11.6cm with interesting tribal pattern to both faces, blade pierces the wooden shaft and is affixed by a steel ring and pin system attaching to shaft. Long leather hand strap still supple and plaited protective wrap helps reinforce the wooden shaft.

WW1 Royal Navy 1915 ‘Mesopotamia/Tigris River’, Distinguished Service Medal group attributed to Signaller J. B. Murray, who was twice mentioned, who further took part in the V.C. action with H.M.S. Comet/Dunster Force and finished the war serving in Russia against the Bolsheviks.Distinguished Service Medal (G.V.R), impressed named J8870. J.MURRAY, SIGN H.M.S. COMET; Naval General Service 1915-62, one clasp, PERSIAN GULF 1909-1914, impressed named J8870. J.MURRAY. SIG. H.M.S MASHONA; 1914-15 Star, impressed named J.8870. J.MURRAY. D.S.M. SIG.R.N.; British War and Victory Medals, impressed named J.8870. J.MURRAY. L.SIG. R.N. Medals swing mounted as worn & come with corresponding miniatures and single Russian Order of St. George, original paperwork & medal rolls, London Gazette entry, diary; passport; certificate of competency second mate 1920. Also included are a Defence Medal 1939-45, un named (possibly Murray’s), as well as his brother’s British War Medal, impressed named 6537 CPL.J.B.MURRAY. SCO.RIF.; with copies of M.I.C. medal rolls, C.W.G.C. certificate, extracts from the book ‘5th Battalion, THE CAMERONIANS 1914-1918’ covering the attack at High Woods.John Boyd Murray was born in Glasgow 10/9/1894. Joined the Royal Navy 26/6/1910 Boy II Class, serving on H.M.S. Ganges, Vivid, H.M.S. King Alfred 3/9/1911 – 11/2/1913, now promoted to Signalman. H.M.S. Fox 4/4/1913 – 30/7/1914 (East Indies Station), H.M.S. Odin, but served with the armed launch HMS Mashona) 31/7/14 – 30/9/14, H.M.S. Espiegle (Mashona & Comet) 1/10/14-31/7/15, H.M.S. Clio (Comet) 1/8/15-5/11/15, H.M.S. Clio 6/11/15-12/2/16, H.M.S. Espiegle 13/2/16-14/3/16, H.M.S. Albert (Waterfly) 15/3/16-8/5/16, H.M.S. Dalhousie 9/5/16-23/4/1918, H.M.S. Mantis (River Gunboat, Insect-class) 4/8/18-31/12/18.  ? (Venture)1/1/19-20/5/19. H.M.S. Vivid 21/5/19-7/1/20. To Royal Fleet Reserve 8/1/20 – 14/10/20. Died 9/1/21964.Murray was awarded his Distinguished Service Medal for the operations on the Tigris River 3/6/15. “John. B. Murray O.N.J.8870, signaller on the Comet has also shown himself and exceptionally reliable man both at Amara and on another occasion viz. Murray behaved with great Gallantry signalling from an exposed position in H.M.S Comet when under shell fire at Ahwaz”.The miniature Russian Order of St George is an intriguing mystery of a possible award, which is worthy of further research.On Tuesday 28th September H.M.S. Comet, an armed paddle launch tug and two iron barges at the centre appeared to prevent the final capture of Kut. Comet (Lt-Cdr Cookson, on the books of sloop Clio), Shaitan and Sumana steamed up under heavy rifle and machine gun fire, Comet went ahead to ram the dhow, failed to break through, gunfire also failed, Lt-Cdr Cookson jumped onto the dhow with an axe to try to cut the wire hawsers securing her, was riddled with bullets from close-range and killed, no other lives lost. The gunboats sank the dhow with gunfire and all retired. Early next day, the Turks had gone, the boom was dismantled and Kut occupied. Lt-Cdr Edgar Christopher Cookson DSO was posthumously awarded the Victoria Cross.Murray was one of these men of Dunster force (see below) and his diary covers this period. A signal from Lt Commander R.Harrison to R.N.O Baku. ‘Leading Signalman John Murray D.S.M J8870. The above-named rating has served under my command on board H.M.S. Mantis in Mesopotamia during the expedition across Persia, at the defence and evacuation of Baku and on-board H.M.S. Venture in Caspian Sea between 24th April 1918 and 18th May 1919. From my close personal observation of Leading Signalman Murray both in action and under very trying conditions of service I am of the opinion that he has all the qualities likely to fit him for the rank of commissioned officer and strongly recommend his advancement’.Dunster force was a naval element under Commodore Norris accompanied the force. The task they were given was vague. They were to obtain control of the Caspian Sea and merchant shipping therein in order to support the force in Baku and to prevent the Turks from crossing to Krasnovodsk and advancing from there. To gain military control of the Caspian Sea, a Royal Navy party of 5 officers, 86 ratings and 12 guns suitable for mounting on the Caspian steamers was despatched to Enzeli from Baghdad under the command of Commodore D.T. Norris.A rare group to a “sailor in the desert”. During WW1 he fought the Turks in Mesopotamia and the Bolsheviks in the Caspian Sea. His history is well documented and his diary for the time in Dunster force only enhances the desirability of the group.James Boyd Murray (younger brother of John Murray) born 28/8/1896 Barony, Glasgow. Landed France 5/11/1914 with the 5th Bn Cameronians. Regimental # 6537, it is highly probable that he was a pre-war Territorial. Killed in action 20/7/1917 at High Woods on the Somme. In this action the battalion lost 6 Officers K.I.A., 12 W.I.A. 19 Other ranks K.I.A., 153 W.I.A. and 217 M.I.A. James Murray has no known grave and is remembered at the Thiepval Memorial.

WW2 Nazi Germany fireman’s dress axe with leather covers and hangers. Features 38.5cm long black painted wood handle with nickel plate metal pommel and mounts, fitted with the Nazi swastika to shaft surface. 19cm x 6.5cm unsharpened curved axe head, with 95% nickel plating present to the wooden shaft, with a nickel pommel and steel screw. Present is the rarely seen protective leather cover, sitting over the axe head with cover to pick end. Side rings attach the 2 leather belt loops that complete this very fine dress axe. In exceptional presentation condition.

Pair of Lochaber Axes on wooden shafts with butt spikes (overall length 182cm)

dating: First half of the 18th Century provenance: Kingdom of Naples, Double-edged cusp, ribbed in the center. Lower part with convex-edged axe and hollow-edged counter-axe, engraved on both sides with crowned coat-of-arms of Charles VII of Bourbon. Octagonal ferrule marked '99' and with stamp 'BS'. Iron straps. On a wooden, octagonal shaft. height 216.5 cm.

dating: circa 1900 provenance: Spain, Single-edged blade, marked '108 GIRODIAS'; white metal grip, engraved with arabesques on a grained background. Black, horn grip scales (small chip), white metal axe on one side. length aperto 46 cm.

dating: 16th Century provenance: Europe, Surmounted with a long cups, of square section, engraved with circles at the base and with checkered knot, provided with cylindrical neck, placed on an inverted crown base, inserted on a big, brass washer. Hammer's mouth of square shape and slightly rounded, with neck with moulded decorations. Rear fluke shaped as convex axe. Block with longitudinal groove. Short straps with a screw and rivet. Wooden shaft, probably more recent. height 156,5 cm.

dating: 17th Century provenance: Italy, Spearhead with straight, double-edged cusp, ribbed in the center, axe with holes and lugs, rear fluke curved downwards, pierced as well. Remains of straps (one break on one side). Wooden, later shaft, partially covered with velvet and tassels. height 242,5 cm.

dating: 16th Century provenance: Swiss, Iron cusp of square section on a rectangular block at the base; convex-edged axe with triple hole at the stem, almost straight beak of lozenge section. Axe and beak in one piece fixed on the ferrule with a pivot with two rests. With long, flat straps on the original octagonal, wooden haft, decorated with scales in the central part and with marking 'I R'. height 217 cm.

dating: early 17th Century provenance: Italy, Iron cusp of lozenge section, placed on a pierced and chiselled lantern, with base carved with a mask. Hollow-edged axe, pierced in the center and with wings on sides. Curved and pierced beak. With long, flat straps of a wooden, octagonal haft. Base with iron mount. height 223 cm.

Northern Nigerian tribal art presented to vendors father circa. 1958, including a sword, dagger, battle axe, spear head, shoes and assorted clothing.

A spinach Jade axe head. 19cm length

HARD ROCK / HEAVY METAL / PROG RARITIES - 7". Rockin' bundle of 9 x 7", including some promos. Artists/titles include Stix 'N' Strings - Whiter Shade of Pale (SWIFT 1A 1978, VG+), Geddes Axe - Sharpen Your Wits (AXE 1, Ex+/VG+), Motorhead - No Class (Promo, Phil Taylor sleeve, BRO 78, side 1 Ex+ - side 2 VG+/Ex), David Coverdale's Whitesnake - Bloody Mary (Japan, DPQ 6096, Ex+/VG+), Angelwitch - Sweet Danger (Promo, VG+/Generic), Deep Purple (push-out 4-T centre, R 5708, VG+), The Doors - You Make Me Real (Promo, EKM-45685, Ex+), Pink Floyd - See Emily Play (DB 8214, Ex), Sledgehammer (ROUND 2, VG+/Ex-).

A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE FIGURAL BRONZE FOUR BRANCH CANDLEHOLDERS, both of rectangular form with foliate sconces to the four corners, one cast with a male warrior holding an axe whilst standing on the back of a large lizard, the other depicting a seated female being attended by a kneeling servant, the bases cast with figural panels to one and dragons to the other, on four scaly bracket feet, width 23cm x height 21cm (condition: both have one candleholder detached but present, both dusty)

Original vintage movie poster for the cult horror film The Shining "The tide of terror that swept America IS HERE" based on a novel by Stephen King, directed by Stanley Kubrick and starring Jack Nicholson, Shelley Duvall, Scatman Crothers and Danny Lloyd. This poster features the famous image of Jack Nicholson hacking through a door with an axe while Shelley Duvall (his wife) is screaming as she is waiting for him with a knife. The film was released in the United States on May 23, 1980, and in the United Kingdom on October 2, 1980, by Warner Bros, with the initial reactions being quite mixed. However, it is now widely regarded as one of the greatest and most influential horror films ever made and has become a staple of pop culture. Condition: Good condition, folds, creasing, staining.. Country of printing: UK, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 76x101, year of printing: 1980.

Carved figure of man with axe and haversack of faggots

Vintage Axe Head 12 inches long

A pair of Dutch Delft blue and white chargers with a bird among blossoming branches, 18th C.--Dia.: 34,3 cmÊ Both chargers marked on the base with an axe for the 'De Porceleyne Bijl' workshop, Delft, about 1720-1740. -- Please request condition reports by e-mail on info@coronariauctions.com. They're being made on demand and added to the description on our website. High resolution pictures are also available on our website at www.coronariauctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@coronariauctions.com

A Patinated Bronze Black Forest Paperweight in the Form of Early Mountaineer with Ice Axe Set on Quartz Appearing Like Ice Glacier, 9cm Long.

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY TOILET MIRROR, the cartouche-shaped mirror swivelling between uprights with axe-head handles, the bow-front base with three drawers, raised on bracket feet. 61cm high, 47cm wide, 22cm deep

AN 18TH CENTURY WALNUT TOILET MIRROR, the mirror plate in a cushion moulded frame with gilt slip, the base with three concave drawer fronts with brass axe-head handles, raised on ogee bracket feet. 43cm wide

Military - Brades - A Brades ice axe, mid 20th century, with steel head, wooden shaft, adze and metal pick, sliding metal ring around wooden shaft with wrist leash attached, screw set into wooden shaft to prevent metal ring coming away from axe, and a pointed spike on ferrule, head stamped 'Brades 1943' and with military MOD broad arrow, 29 cm x 84 cm.

Raptor ice axe

African Tribal Axe Possibly c.1900, wooden haft carved in relief with stylised naked female figure, simple iron blade; and New Guinea ceremonial axe, probably mid-20th century, stone head (small chips) on its wooden haft, the top extensively covered with elaborately woven bamboo. Good condition. 

A New and Unused Axe and a Log Splitter (Plus VAT)

AN OTTOMAN JAMBIYA, 31.5cm sharply curved fullered blade, false etched damascus decoration, characteristic hilt with bird's head pommel, profusely decorated with gold damascene, together with two worn Kard, one with Walrus ivory grips, damaged, an Indian axe finial, a leaf-shaped spear head and two worn knives. (7)

Large & impressive Mdina glass vase axe or fish pattern with presentation inscription to base dated 1977 Height 28 cm

Ca.700-900 AD. A fine Viking Scandinavian skeuomorphic amulet shaped as a bearded axe with an intact loop; Reference for Viking Jewellery: Cf. Arbman, H. Birka I: Die Gräber, Uppsala, 1940; Good condition; wearable; 21mm; 0.8274 in; 1g; Provenance: Private London collection, formed in the 1990s on the UK and European art market.

Ca.800 AD. A large, heavy, battle iron axe head, A hand-forged iron axe head with a slightly curved profile, elliptical aperture for the shaft; decorated blade and shaft; Condition; fine example on a custom stand; 160x220mm; 6.304x 8.668 in; 1898g; Provenance: Property of a London gallery, previously in old British collection formed in the 1980s.

Ca. 1200- 800 BC. Superb Bronze Age Western Asiatic battle axe; combined in ax-adze with circular shaft hole; the transverse blade trapezoid with expanding cutting edge; the axial blade expanded with a slightly curved cutting edge, effective weapon. Superb Condition, on a custom stand; 150x240mm; 5.91x 9.456 in; 1961g; Provenance: Private Oxfordshire collection, formed since the 1980s on the UK / international art market.

Ca.1100 AD. An interesting Medieval iron axe head composed by rectangular shaped shaft for attachment decorated with geometric motifs; a large blade with a reverse composing of hammer type attachment that would serve as a way to break helmets and armor of the opponent; Good Condition; 95x165mm; 3.743x 6.501 in; 295g; Provenance: From a North-West London gallery collection; formed since the 1980s on the UK / international art market.

Ca. 1200- 800BC. Superb Bronze Age axe. Combined in axe-adze with circular shaft hole; the transverse blade trapezoid with expanding cutting edge; the axial blade expanded with slightly curved cutting edge, effective weapon. Superb Condition, amazing baby-blue patina. 50x180mm; 1.97x 7.092 in; 1000g; Provenance: From a professional antiquities dealer based in Oxfordshire; obtained from local estate collections since the 1980s.

Ca. 1500 BC. Rare Luristan bronze axe head, the top of the blade long and flat, the base thick and narrow, widening to a convex cutting edge. The shaft hole is tubular and quite substantial. Good Condition; on a custom stand; 100x105mm; 3.94x 4.137 in; 460g; Provenance: From an old British collection formed in the 1990s;

Ca. 1200- 800 BC. Superb Bronze Age Lurstan battle axe; combined in ax-adze with circular shaft hole; the transverse blade trapezoid with expanding cutting edge; the axial blade expanded with a slightly curved cutting edge, effective weapon. Superb Condition, on a custom stand; 140x240mm; 5.516x 9.456 in; 1806g; Provenance: From a professional antiquities dealer based in Oxfordshire; obtained from local estate collections since the 1980s.

Ca. 1200- 800 BC. Superb Bronze Age axe combined in ax-adze with circular shaft hole; the transverse blade trapezoid with expanding cutting edge; the axial blade expanded with a slightly curved cutting edge, effective weapon. Good condition - magnificent patina; on a custom stand: 95x195mm; 3.743x 7.683 in; 1122g; Provenance: Private Oxfordshire collection, formed since the 1980s on the UK / international art market.

Ca. 1200- 800 BC. Superb Bronze Age axe with face pattern at the socket; Combined in axe-adze with circular shaft hole; the transverse blade trapezoid with expanding cutting edge; the axial blade expanded with slightly curved cutting edge, effective weapon; conical shaft with a face; Superb Condition, on custom made stand; 150x200mm; 5.91x 7.88 in; 487g; Provenance: From a North-West London gallery collection; formed since the 1980s on the UK / international art market..

Ca. 900 AD Viking iron battle axe head mounted on a custom made stand. The metal is stable, sealed; composed by a circular shaft and a long thin head. Good Condition; 130x220mm; 5.122x 8.668 in; 1278g; Provenance: Private collection of an Oxford professional, formed in the 1970s-1990s on the UK art market.

Ca.700-900 AD A Beautiful Medieval Viking iron axe / war hammer head composed by a fromt broad blade; with a reverse composing of a spike; Good Condition; on a custom stand; 105x200mm; 4.137x 7.88 in; 480g; Provenance: From an old British collection formed in the 1990s;

Ca.700-900 AD Rare Medieval Viking iron axe head composed by broad shaped blade with a reverse composing of a hammer. Good Condition; 107x210mm; 4.2158x 8.274 in; 645g; Provenance: From an old British collection, acquired on the UK art market in the 1980s.

Ca.2000 BC. A fine example of Bronze Age weaponry; beautiful cast axe head; broad blade; two birds head terminals; including a custom made stand; Fine green patina; 105x260mm; 4.137x 10.244 in; 1514g; Provenance: From a professional antiquities dealer based in Oxfordshire; obtained from local estate collections since the 1980s.