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An American stone axe head Kent County, Michigan with a flat end and a pointed end with a waisted centre, with a hand written label Kent Co. Mich. B.W. Stephens, 20.5cm long. Provenance Marvin Chasin Collection, London, UK.

A Kanak bamboo flute New Caledonia with incised and stained pictorial decoration of a chief's house and two smaller houses with figural roof finial, either side of a tree, with a figure hunting a bird with a bow and arrow, with three figures below, holding a staff, a club, a sceptre / ceremonial axe and a spear, three two masted ships, one with a figure at the stern and a large turtle, linear geometric decoration and a band of animals, four in an enclosure, with seven pierced holes, 72cm long. Provenance Fernand Deveze and M. Bergognon, Paris. Aguttes, Paris, 20 Nov 2009, lot 83.

A Taino axe head Caribbean stone, one slide slight more curved than the other, 22.5cm long, and an Inca stone tool, with a bifurcated handle. (2)`

Three Highlands axe heads Papua New Guinea greenstone, one with a white painted inventory number H.1011, 12cm, 15cm and 16cm long. (3) Provenance The 15cm one - James Hooper Collection, inv. no. 1011. Christie's, London, Melanesia & Polynesia Art from the James Hooper Collection, 19 June 1979, lot 2, part.

A Bronze Age looped palstave axe head bronze, 11.6cm long.

Six stone axe heads including a Lower Paleolithic hand axe, 18.7cm long, a Neolithic calcinated axe head, 18.5cm long, three Scandinavian Neolithic axe heads, 12cm, 16.5cm and 26.5cm long, and a bronze age basalt drilled axe head, 21.5cm long. (6)

A Maori tewhatewha club New Zealand with an axe shape blade, pierced at the base, with an elliptical tapering shaft having a carved section with curved borders and notches, with a reduced tip, 93.5cm long.

Maori carved wood hand axe with mother of pearl eyes. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

Steel axe with turned wooden handle and cover.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

A military issue axe with hickory handle and broad arrow mark.

Mid 20th century Dublin Fire Brigade, Station Officer's white fire helmet and fire axe.Issued to Paddy Gordon, Station Officer, Dublin Fire Brigade, the fire axe in leather pouch on leather belt, the pouch named, 'P. Gordon - 12334' and stamped,' PG', the belt stamped 'DCFB - 60'.

A white metal figure of Ganesha.Depicted with elephant head and four arms, the upper arms holding an axe and noose respectively, recumbant on a couch formed by a coiled three-headed serpant. 1296 12 by 9 by 6in. (30.5 by 22.9 by 15.2cm)

A late 18th c. Rapier, plain wooden grip with brass knuckles and Shield and African Axe with decorative brass terminals to shaft

An unusual Glaive/Axe head, origin and age unknown, possibly 17th c. 45cm length

An antique African axe

An antique African axe

Great War pair of British Wire Cutters with W/D stamps and date '17' (1917) by Charles Pugh Ltd of Birmingham. Wooden grips, good condition, will service well. Also, an Imperial German trench pick axe. Pitting overall but sound condition (2)

Julius Caesar [lifetime issue], gold aureus Rome Mint 46 B.C., obverse:- Veiled head of Vesta? legend:- C CAESAR COS TER, reverse:- Jug between lituus and axe, legend:- A HIRTIVS PR, Sear 1395purchased in London in the 1960's by an Essex family, GVF/NEF

Viking silver axe pendant in the form of Thor's Hammer 28mm. overall

Viking silver axe pendant in the form of Thor's hammer 32mm. overall, showing some wear to hanging loop, found Dullingham Cambridgeshire

dating: Late 19th Century provenance: Indopersia, Convex-edged axe richly inlaid with silver rinceaux and leaves on both facets and with a frame on the border. Squared tip, with a knot at the base and remains of silver outlines. Block with silvered leaves. Forked and festooned beak, with silver-inlaid leaves. Iron haft with inlays en suite at the two ends. height 71,3 cm.

dating: Second quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Germany, Iron bow of flat section; fine wooden tiller, checkered in the lower part and on the stock, with engraved grooves at the guard; iron groove engraved with petals; an axe trophy, flags and other arms on the tang; trigger-guard engraved with vases and provided with finger support; flower-patterned flat guard; trigger and set trigger; front part covered with ivory. length 49 cm.

A Japanese carved sectional ivory figure of a woodcutter, Meiji period (1868-1912), standing with a bundle of sticks on a frame on his back, his left hand resting upon the handle of an axe, his right holding a branch of fruiting cherry, on a shaped oval base with tree stump, 16in. (40.5cm.) high.

An unusual, early and little used Italian coopers R/H side axe with unclear makers mark, 10 1/2" edge G++

A 19c French coopers R/H side axe by FOUILLOUX with 13" edge G

A carriage maker's R/H side axe by MARPLES with 6" edge G+

A little used carriage builders R/H side axe by WARD with 6 1/2" edge G+

An unusual bearded R/H side axe by I & H SORBY and dated C.A.W.1888 with 9" edge G+

An early French "coup mark" or vine axe with makers touch mark 22" x 12" edge G

A heavy duty French logging axe with 9" edge G+

An 18c Austrian morticing axe with simple decoration and two touch marks 20" o/a G+

An unusually short early Austrian morticing axe with N.L. touch mark 14" o/a G

An 18c Dutch morticing axe with 3 prominent touch marks and 15" blade G+

An attractive sugar axe with cupids bow decoration and brass fittings G+

11 various axe heads and hatchet's etc G

A splasher, an axe and a cleaver G

An unused railway fire axe marked "B.R." G++

Eight mallets, hammers and an axe G

Two axe heads , a hammer and three garden tools lacking handles G

An 18th century Mariaval le Jeune ivory and mother of pearl box, of rectangular form, the lid decorated with a circular mother of pearl panel carved with a seated female by a basket of fruit holding her hand out to a dove, surrounded by further engraved mother of pearl panels and stained ivory flowers, with green border, the inside of the lid engraved with a figure by a building in a landscape and signed underneath Mariaval le Jeune a Paris fecit, the underside of the base engraved with a cherub with axe by a rock with coloured flowers and leaves, inscribed avec le temps, 3.25ins x 2.25ins x 0.75ins

Ivar T. Holt red enamel ribbon brooch, measuring approximately 5.5 x 2.8cm, back marked 925 H, Sterling, Norway, with pin and roll catch fitting, with a vintage Ola Gorie silver bird brooch, hallmarked Edinburgh 1964, and Celtic axe brooch, hallmarked Glasgow 1952. Gross weight 22.3 grams

A new 5lb pick axe with 900mm fibre glass shaft

Professor J Wortley Axe. The Horse, It's Treatment In Health And Disease, 9 vols, gilt tooled green cloth, published by The Gresham Publishing Company, London 1907.

NS Custom Guitars Axe bass with Epiphone Limited Edition Custom Shop neck; Finish: black, minor imperfections; Fretboard: rosewood; Frets: good; Electrics: working, 1970s Gibson Thunderbird pickups; Hardware: generally good; Overall condition: good *Replica of the Peter Cook John Entwistle Axe bass

UK (ISSUED) PROG/ROCK/PSYCH 7" - STOCK ISSUES. Marvelous collection of over 140 x 7" loaded with scarce 45s chiefly from 1970 to 1974. Artists/cat. numbers include Granny (DJS 291), Nimbo (7N 45174), Bedlam (CFB-1), Jericho (AMS 883), Earth And Fire (Nepentha 6129 001),Patrick Campbell-Lyons (SOV 119), The Quiet Five (R 5273), Axe (MKS 5088), Woody (MOON 21), WIshbone Ash (MKS 5097), Budgie (MKS 5072), Smoke (F R 13484), Van Der Graaf Generator, Steve Feldman (Mooncrest MOON 11), Ducks Deluxe, Third World War (BUG 11), Mike Batt (DJS 246), Jean Jacques Perrey (VAN 1005), Wild Angels, Sun Chariot, Edgar Broughton, Juicy Lucy, Bulldog, Nazareth, Savoy Brown, Thin Lizzy, Jackson Browne, The Kinks and Humble Pie. Condition is often very well presented VG+ to Ex+.

A pick axe; sledge hammer and an axe

A Maori nephrite jade intaglio axe form pendant, of gently tapering form with curved base, having profile bust intaglio to one side, with engraved yellow metal mount, (yellow metal assessed as gold), drop 4.3cm. (gross weight 4.5g)

A metal and enamel oriental vase, a terracotta teapot, a carved stone skull and a carved soapstone axe

Nine chisel and anvils, middle to late bronze age, 1500-800 BC, four flint axe/cutting tools and a further polished axe head and three hammer stones, possibly Neolithic, 5000-3000 BC, (qty).

A Chinese jade axe blade or chisel, the stone of celadon, russet and cream tone, 24.5cm.length; and a jade blade or rank badge engraved with taotie masks, 16 cm.length, (2).

An African axe with wooden brass studded handle, 40cm long

A collection of various tools to include cobblers lasts, blow lamp, axe head etc.

A small vintage hand axe

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A Regency giltwood, gesso and ebonised wall mirror, circa 1815, the rectangular plate below an egg and dart moulded cornice and tablet incorporating a 'Fasces' symbol, flanked by fluted tapering columns each surmounted by Egyptian male terms and a star, 173cm high, 107cm wide The 'Fasces' was the symbol of the authority of the Roman Republic. The group of sticks or rods bound together represents the idea of collective power, while the axe heads emerging at either side represent military strength. Provenance: Private Collection, London

A George III mahogany 'butterfly' Pembroke table, attributed to Thomas Chippendale, circa 1770, the shaped top incorporating a pair of hinged leaves, above a frieze drawer with 'axe-head handles' and a divided interior, each moulded cabriole shaped tapering leg surmounted stylised anthemion and scroll carved terminals and terminating in scroll carved feet, brass caps and castors, 70cm high, 48cm wide, 80cm deep, 100cm wide extended For a virtually identical table made by Thomas Chippendale for Paxton House, see Sotheby’s, London, Arts of Europe: Furniture and Decorative Arts, 10th November 2015, Lot 122 (£68,750). The same table is listed in a transcript of Chippendale’s account to Ninian Home for Paxton House, see Christopher Gilbert, The Life and Work of Thomas Chippendale, 1978, 2 vols, vol 1, pp.273-275. For other related examples see also Christie’s London, Important English Furniture 8thJune 2006, lot 15, sold £102,000 and Christie’s New York, 21st October 2005, lot 12, sold $102,000. For another related Pembroke table to the offered lot, see C.C. Stevens and S. Whittington, 18th century English Furniture, The Norman Adams Collection, 1989, pages 320-321. The slender channelled cabriole legs, stylised shell and volute scroll carving and serpentine shape of the tops are all features that the current and Norman Adams example have in common. The handles of the offered Pembroke conform to a design often used by Thomas Chippendale in the period circa 1770-75. In addition, evidence of an elevated level of construction along with the excellent quality of the timber suggests that the present table is possibly the work of Chippendale during this period.

Army, Jeep and radio related items to include a wireless set no 31 ZA 51101 MK 1/1 serial No 01872, a Calibrators crystal No 9, three headsets, two water bottles, a 1943 US food can, a net, ear defenders, a pick axe and eye shields

Box containing two 18th century 14" white painted long case clock dials, one marked Mulligan Dolgelly, the other indistinctly Oleman, Carnarveon for restoration, a painted cast iron clock case has a man holding the dial on his stomach (now vacant), 43 cm high, a double headed axe and a wedge-wood autumnus pattern pottery

A gold Damascened axe head, probably North India/Kashmir, of typical form, with chiselled decoration of birds amongst tight foliage beneath palmettes, all within a running interwoven foliate border, the butt incised with floral decoration, the upper and lower side both with gold inscriptions. 14 cm long (see illustration).

A FINE JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD ONE PIECE CARVED IVORY OKIMONO, of a peasant male carrying bound faggots of book on his back, a fruiting branch in his left hand and an axe in the other, the oval base signed with two characters, on a red lacquer seal, 7 1/2" (19cm) high, on an associated wooden stand