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A cabinet of fossilised plants, invertebrates and vertebrates, a shark tooth and a Stone Age flint axe etc H.56cm, W.56cm

A late 19th Century Japanese carved ivory figure group of a teacher and his pupil kneeling holding a scroll, bears signature, on a carved hardwood base, together with a pair of later figures one with an axe the other with a rabbit (3)

A military trench axe, ammo box and vintage axe

Pick axe, helve and axe

16thC/17thC Headmans Axe blade 26 x 16cm

A steel headed ceremonial Lincolnshire Fire Brigade axe, on a wooden mount with badges, the mount 33cm high.

Polish Hatchet Pick Axe Length 33.5 Inches

Antique Sword Aged patina with Flattened axe blade shape cross guard, finial pommel and leather bound tang. 39.5 inches in length

An African tribal axe; a similar knife; other items; an album of cigarette cards

New claw hammer and a new axe

A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN PARIAN FIGURES, one Red Riding Hood with a fox, the other a man holding a basket of fruit and an axe, 13" (33cm) the tallest. (2)

A Japanese stained ivory netsuke of a man carrying an axe and riding a bear, signed on the base.

Two Axes and a Log Splitting Axe, Plus VAT

Three Derbyshire Neolithic tools, hand axe and spear head etc., together with silver napkin hook, pencil etcProvenance:Found in South Derbyshire

A Japanese ivory gropu of a woodsman holding an axe H.16.5cm

A novelty bronze inkwell, modelled as a boar tethered to a block, the knop for the hinged cover in the form of an axe

A German Third Reich Mountaineering Axe, the steel head stamped maker's name, ''Stubai'', etched with Third Reich emblem and ''Fur Erinnerungen Meine Dienstzeit'' to the obverse and further etched 'Geb. Pionier Bataillon No.54'' to the reverse, the ash haft branded initials H.V. and stamped JGR 137, steel ring with woven carrying strapSlight rusting to metal parts but overall good.

A German Fire Service Presentation Axe, the chromed steel head stamped ''Fur 40 Jahre treue Dienste Frw.Feuerwehr Upen'', with ash haft and leather sheath; a German Third Reich Luftschutz Helmet, with silver decal and remains of liner, lacks chinstrap (2)

A 19th Century Australian Aboriginal War Club, with pointed ovoid head and tapering haft with scale carved pointed butt, 69.5cm; a Songye Axe, the small triangular iron blade with tang inserted through the swollen head of the wood haft, 66cm; an African Wood Comb, with figural handle, 36cm; a Wood Stirrup, with flute carved decoration (4)

A Shona Axe, with rounded triangular shape blade, the tang inserted into the swollen pommel of the tapered curved haft, the butt pierced for a strap, 58cm; a 19th Century Nepalese Kukri, the curved blade stamped with armourer's mark of a flowerhead enclosing a symbol, with ring knopped wood grip, steel butt cap and leather scabbard with two sharpening knives (2)

A Highlands Black Stone Axe Head, Papua New Guinea, of typical form, 24cm by 8cm

WWII Auxiliary Fire Service Fireman's axe with webbing frog & belt. Approx 39cm x 21cm.

2 Antique goose wing side axes,and another axe with decorative blade, (3).

WW1 Battlefield Relic Entrenching Tool Heads, and pick axe heads, one stamped with 1917 date, relic condition.

Elwell 1944 RAF escape axe. (distressed); together with a Camel cigarette ashtray.

A QUANTITY OF GARDEN TOOLS, including pick axe, roof rack, spades, etc

World War II Brades ice axe, the head stamped BRADES ^ 1943 above the oak shaft and loop, spike to the end, total length 84cm long

Rare 19th century pipe tomahawk with cast bronze head, mounted on original wooden, slightly bowed shaft with tapered end, 56cm long CONDITION REPORT Axe head is loose- generally wear commensurate with age. Stem has number of splits vertically with the grain, otherwise basically ok, good patination, hole to the terminal

London Auxiliary Fire Service axe, the blade stamped 'London AFS 14262', 38cm long.

Mesolithic, 18000-8000 BC. A mixed group comprising: a heavy 'Thames Pick' type axe; three cleavers formed on heavy flint flakes; a heavy keeled scraper; a small flint chopping implement. 1.02 kg total, 13.7-17.2cm (5 1/4 - 6 3/4"). From the Dr Brian Poole Collection, Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK; found by vendor, Ashmore, Dorset, UK. [5, No Reserve] Fine condition.

A fire brigade helmet, 1990, jacket, trousers, axe and torch

dating: 18th Century provenance: Eastern Europe, Big, convex axe of crescent shape, bottom cusp provided with an eyelet and held to the shaft by a nail, the upper one slightly reinforced. Thin neck with roundish block. Tulip-shaped butt, provided with four cusps. More recent, wooden shaft, with woodworm damages. height 137,5 cm.

dating: 17th Century provenance: Italy, Double-edged cusp, pierced in the center and engraved with floral motifs, placed on a pierced globe with six arms, a chiselled mask in the center of each; pierced axe and beak, engraved en suite, two rests in the center; flat straps. Nice, wooden, original haft completely covered with velvet bands (partially worn-out) and decorate with brass rivets and red tassels. height 238.5 cm.

dating: 17th Century provenance: Italy, Double-edged cusp, engraved with floral motifs at the base, placed on a pierced globe with six arms, a chiselled mask in the center of each, pierced axe and beak, engraved en suite, two rests in the center; flat straps. Original, wooden haft completely covered with velvet bands (completely worn-out) and decorated with brass rivets and red tassels. length 247 cm.

dating: 19th Century provenance: Indopersia, Strong and thick, convex-edged axe, in damask, sharpened downwards. With frame along the border, gold-inlaid with floral motifs. Block chiselled with gilded rinceaux in bass-relief. Flat butt, of square shape, with gilded frame and chiselled with rinceaux en suite. Without shaft. Completely gold-inlaid with drawings, also the back and bottom. height 7,5 cm.

dating: 19th Century provenance: Indopersia, Double, strongly convex-edged axe, chiselled with gilded floral motifs. Block decorated with gilded flower in the center, central stud with square base, Cylindrical, iron haft with cap in the bottom. height 78,5 cm.

dating: 19th Century provenance: Indopersia, Entirely made of iron; convex-edged axe, cartouches with gilt, Arabic writings at the base; rectangular mouth with engravings, featuring a figure inside a gold frame; octagonal haft, made of damask, carved with spirals at the edge. length 71 cm.

dating: 19th Century provenance: Indopersia, Round-edged axe, with Arabic writings among floral motifs, the border decorated with silver floral motifs, the rest of the surface featuring wave-engravings, rectangular handle with writing; iron haft with faceted segments and parts carved as spirals with silver decorations. height 79.5 cm.

dating: Early 19th Century provenance: Indopersia, Thick, iron head with a slightly convex-edged axe, one side decorated with a carving portraying a tiger assaulting an ox, surrounded by the animals, the opposite side featuring a similar scene, in which there is also a building. All on a dotted background. Block portraying birds. Back and base with rinceau decorations. Wooden, cylindrical haft, covered with brass foils and decorated with floral motifs (small part missing at the grip). Head's locking mechanism is missing. Three, brass segments with rings at the edges. height 58 cm.

dating: late 18th Century provenance: India, Convex-edged, iron axe, curved and strongly evident in the lower part fluke. Surface richly carved with cartouches containing figures on a horseback and animals, surrounded by floral drawings. All this preserves a part of antique gilding. Slightly convex butt enriched with inscriptions in Arabic characters, engraved and gilded. Iron cap at the peak with a large, lobed border, extended towards the axe's edge. Simple, cylindrical, iron haft with a cap in the lower part. height 67 cm.

dating: circa 1800 provenance: North India, Crescent-shaped axe, back near to the carved center, base and quillon block finely decorated with floral motifs in gold, cylindrical beak with a roundish tip decorated with foliage in gold. Cylindrical, wooden haft, slightly increasing towards the handle. Openwork for a lace. length 65.2 cm.

Polish Hatchet Pick Axe Length 33.5 Inches

Mark Antony and Lepidus, quinarius, 43 BC, lituus, jug and raven, rev., simpulum, aspergillum, axe and apex, 1.75g (Cr. 489/3; Sear 120; King 73), toned, good very fine and rare in this condition

The Horse - Prof Wortley Axe - 1906 (9 vols)

A vintage 20th century Mdina studio art axe head vase being signed to base designed by Michael Harris. Signed Mdina 1975 to base. Measures 25cm x 21cm. 

A LOCAHABER AXE IN 17TH CENTURY STYLE, 19TH CENTURY, A HALBERD AND A BILL 19TH CENTURY the first with flat head extending to a tapering terminal blade, curved forward edge with characteristic bill hook at the top (head pitted), on a wooden haft; the second with slender terminal spike, small axe-blade and down-curved spike, on a wooden haft, and the third with engraved back-edge incorporating an additional rear spike, tapering socket, and wooden haft the first: 52.2 cm; 20 1/2 in head (3)

A RARE GERMAN ETCHED DOUBLE HALBERD FOR THE GUARD OF JOHANN SIGISMUND, MARGRAF OF BRANDENBURG, DATED 1609 with long tapering terminal blade of flattened-diamond section, asymmetrical double axe-head of 'bat-wing' form, pierced with heart-shaped apertures and circles, etched on each face with a warrior profile, a mounted figure holding a falcon, the crowned coat-of arms enclosed by an inscription on the terminal blade, a warriors heads beneath, and scrolling leafy tendrils on the head, one face struck with a mark, on a wooden haft 66.0 cm; 26 in head The inscription reads 'VON GOTTES GNADEN JOHANS SIGISMUNDT MARGGRAF ZU BRANDENBURG UND CHURFURST IN PREUSSEN HERZOG ZU GULICH CLEVE BERG STETIN POMMERN DER CASSUBEN UND WENDEN HERTZOGK 1609. Another halberd from this group, struck with the same mark, is preserved in the Deutsches Historisches Museum, Berlin. See Müller and Kölling 1990, no. 258 Johann Sigismund Elector of Brandenburg ((1572-1620, Elector from 1608) united his domain with that of Prussia through his marriage in 1594 to Anna, daughter of Albert Frederick of Prussia. He became duke of Prussia in 1618 and through his mother-in-law acquired rights over the Rhenish territories of Jülich, Cleves, and Berg following the Treaty of Xanten in 1614.

A RARE GERMAN ETCHED HALBERD FOR THE GUARD OF THE ABBEY OF WERDEN AND HELMSTÄDT IN THE DIOCESE OF COLOGNE, DATED 1592 with tapering terminal spike swelling towards the base, of hollow-diamond section and formed with a pair of basal lugs, recurved axe-blade pierced with a rosette formation of holes, formed with a central spike, down-curved rear fluke pierced en suite and with an additional lug top and bottom, etched over the greater part of its surface with strapwork frames and scrolling leafy tendrils on a stippled ground, with the arms of the Abbey, issuant figures playing trumpets, the figure of Justice a further angelic figure and the pious inscription 'Tale a Te' and 'o male a me', and the rear fluke dated on each face, tapering conical socket, a pair of long straps, on a wooden haft 59.0 cm; 23 ¾ in head

A GERMAN HALBERD, MID-16TH CENTURY with long terminal spike of diamond-section, forward-leaning axe-blade, triangular rear pean pierced with a vertical arrangement of four holes, and a pair of shortened straps (areas of pitting, small cracks and laminations), on a long moulded wooden haft with tassel 53.0 cm; 20 7/8 in head Provenance Schloss Ramholz

A GERMAN HALBERD, LAST QUARTER OF THE 16TH CENTURY with long terminal spike of diamond-section, curved axe-blade pierced with a group of five holes and two further holes, pierced rear pean, and a pair of long straps (areas of pitting), on a long moulded wooden haft with tassel 90.0 cm; 35 1/2 in head Provenance Schloss Ramholz

A NORTH EUROPEAN HALBERD, 17TH CENTURY with long terminal spike of diamond-section, curved axe-blade pierced with a group of three holes in the centre, rear pean pierced with a vertical arrangement of three holes and struck with mark, in a rondel the letters 'HL' and a pellet, and a pair of long straps (areas of pitting), on a long moulded wooden haft with tassel 70.0 cm; 27 1/2 in head Provenance Schloss Ramholz

A HALBERD, LAST QUARTER OF THE 16TH CENTURY, GERMAN OR STYRIAN with long terminal spike of diamond-section, curved axe-blade pierced with a group of five holes in the centre and two further groups of three holes each decorated with a crescent, pierced rear pean, and a pair of long straps (areas of pitting), on a long moulded wooden haft with tassel 62.5 cm; 24 5/8 in head Provenance Schloss Ramholz

A GERMAN HALBERD, LAST QUARTER OF THE 16TH CENTURY, with long terminal spike of diamond-section, angular axe-blade (top re-shaped) pierced with a group of seven holes in the centre and two further groups of three holes, pierced rear pean, and a pair of long straps (areas of pitting), on a long moulded wooden haft with tassel 77.5 cm; 30 1/2 in blade Provenance Schloss Ramholz

A NORTH EUROPEAN HALBERD, 17TH CENTURY/EARLY 18TH CENTURY with leaf-shaped terminal blade formed with a medial ridge, curved axe-blade, rear pean with an additional up-turned lug, tapering socket, a pair of straps (areas of pitting), on a long moulded wooden haft with tassel 39.5 cm; 15 1/2 in head Provenance Schloss Ramholz

A NORTH EUROPEAN HALBERD, 17TH CENTURY with leaf-shaped terminal blade formed with a medial ridge, curved axe-blade, rear pean with an additional up-turned lug, tapering faceted socket, a pair of straps (areas of pitting, axe-blade repaired), on a long moulded wooden haft with tassel 41.0 cm; 16 1/8 in head Provenance Schloss Ramholz

A NORTH EUROPEAN HALBERD, 17TH CENTURY with leaf-shaped terminal blade formed with a medial ridge, curved axe-blade pierced with three groups of holes, pierced rear pean with an additional up-turned lug, tapering faceted socket, a pair of straps (areas of pitting), on a long moulded wooden haft with tassel 43.2 cm; 17 in head Provenance Schloss Ramholz

A NORTH EUROPEAN HALBERD, 17TH CENTURY with leaf-shaped terminal blade formed with a medial ridge, curved axe-blade formed with an additional lug top and bottom, down-curved rear pean struck with a mark on one face, tapering faceted socket, and a pair of straps (areas of pitting, small repairs), on a long moulded wooden haft with tassel 43.5 cm; 17 1/8 in head Provenance Schloss Ramholz

A GERMAN HALBERD, LATE 16TH CENTURY with central spike of diamond section, forward leaning slightly curved axe-blade pierced with a slipped trefoil and cut with cusps on the rear edges, rear spike stamped with a mark on one side and pierced and cusped en suite, and a pair of long straps, on a later wooden haft 49.5 cm; 19 in head

STYRIAN HALBERD, LAST QUARTER OF THE 16TH CENTURY with tapering terminal spike, small curved axe-blade pierced with three groups of holes (cracked), rear spike struck with a mark, a pair of long straps (head rusted), on a later wooden haft fitted with an additional pair of straps 45.5 cm; 18 in head

AN UNUSUAL AXE HEAD, PROBABLY CHINESE WARRING STATES PERIOD, 5TH/3RD CENTURY B.C. formed entirely of bronze, with flat rear face cast with a bird-shaped mark, the front decorated with a key pattern (chips), and short socket 8.7 cm; 3 3/8 in high