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Unusual Victorian gold (15ct) brooch in the form of an axe, with seed pearl blade and orange stone CONDITION REPORT Repair to the stem between the axe head and stone which has a reinforcing gold baton to the back. No stones missing Head marked 15ct but not hallmarked Weight 3.4 grams

ANCIENT COINS, ROMAN COINS, Nero (AD 54-68), Æ 19mm, minted at Thyatira, Lydia, struck under Claudius, AD 50-4, draped bust of young Nero facing right, rev double-axe (RPC 2381); Nero and Agrippina, Æ 21mm, minted at Synaus, Phrygia, struck c. AD 55, draped bust of Agrippina Jnr facing bare head of Nero, rev Apollo standing right, firing a bow (RPC 3107). Both very fine and attractive. (2)

WORLD COINS, Netherlands, Willem III, Silver 25-Cents, 1887, mintmark axe and star, head right, rev value and date within wreath (Sch 637; KM 81). Nearly very fine, rare.

WORLD COINS, Italy, Ferrara, Alfonso II d’Este (1534-1549), Silver Bianco, undated, armoured bust left, HERCVLES II DVX FERRARIAE IIII, rev DILIGITE IVST QVI IVDICATIS TERRAM, Justice seating right, holding an axe in her right hand, a scale in her left hand, 4.93g (CNI 58, MIR 296). A number of light horizontal scratches on portrait, good very fine for issue and very rare.

ANCIENT COINS, ROMAN COINS, P. Sulpicius Galba (69 BC), Silver Denarius, diademed and veiled head of Vesta facing right, S C behind, rev AE – C[VR], knife, culullus and axe, P GALB in exergue, 3.91g, 5h (Cr 406/1; Sydenham 839; RBW 1454). Nearly extremely fine.

ANCIENT COINS, GREEK COINS, Kingdom of Macedon, Alexander III, The Great (336-323 BC), Gold Stater, mint of Miletos, struck 323-319 BC, head of Athena facing right, wearing a crested Corinthian helmet decorated with a serpent, rev AΛEΞANΔPOY, Nike standing left, holding a wreath and a stylis, monogram on left, a double-axe below right wing, 8.53g, 12h (Price 2122; Müller 576). In NGC holder graded strike 5/5, surface 5/5, lustrous, extremely fine.

ANCIENT COINS, ROMAN COINS, Julius Caesar, Silver Denarius, travelling mint, struck 48-47 BC, female head facing right, wearing an oak-wreath and a diadem, LII behind, rev CAE-SAR, trophy with a Gallic shield and a carnyx, an axe on right, 3.86g, 5h (Cr 452/2; Sydenham 1009). Cabinet tone, extremely fine.

ANCIENT COINS, GREEK COINS, Kingdom of Macedon, Alexander III, The Great (336-323 BC), Silver Tetradrachm, mint of Miletos, struck 295-275 BC, head of young Herakles facing right, wearing a lion’s skin, rev AΛEΞANΔPOY, Zeus enthroned left, holding an eagle and a sceptre, monogram on left, a double-headed axe below throne, 16.73g, 12h (Price 2147; Müller 1138). Toned, good very fine.

A Neotholithic bifacial hand axe circa 4000 BC, Approximately 15 x 7 x 3.5 cm, 419 gms, (from an old Bristol collection pre 1960's)

Sail, Volume 1, Third Impression, 1000 Copies. April, 1930. The Romance of the Clipper Ships, Pictured by J. Spurling, Storied by Basil Lubbock, Edited by F.A. Hook, F.R.G.S. with an introduction by C.Fox Smith; The Blue Peter Publishing Company, Ltd., 12 St. Mary Axe, London, E.C.3. Sail, Volume Two, First Impression, 1000 Copies. August, 1929. Pictured by J. Spurling, Storied by Basil Lubbock, Edited by F.A. Hook,The Blue Peter Publishing Company, Ltd., 12 St. Mary Axe, London, E.C.3 together with Spurling Sail and Steam Collected and Edited by Warren Moore, Paintings by Jack Spurling with an Introduction by Frank G.G. Carr, 1980

Early 20th century carved African axe decorated with lizards

A large felling axe by WARD with 7" edge and well fitted yew wood handle by Bill Carter G

A little used coachbuilders R/H side axe by WARD with 7" edge and ash handle G+

An 18c Austrian R/H side axe with makers mark and 9" edge G

A 20" blocking axe stamped W.S. with Crown over with 5" edge and pine handle G+

An unusual 17/18c French woodman's strapped branding axe with shapely blade and decorative straps, the mark "I.C." in Shield device G

An unusual figural axe head apparently found in France profiled as a caricature of a master cooper with a portrait of his son and on the other side as his wife (illustrated Russell fig 153)7" with 4" edge G+

A large Masonic compass and square the silver coloured metal emblem with finely engraved flowers and foliage between the compass legs, a star above a crown, a book of scripture above a bird in flight a Masonic steel cut necklace, the central shield shaped panel with compass and axe and triangle drop beneath the chains with mother of pearl and metal chisel and mallet a Masonic radiating Starburst medal with ring suspender, the Starburst with applied white metal triangle engraved - Aufgehende Morgenrothe O Francfurt a Masonic metal vesta case engraved St. Barchan, Kilbarchan no. 156, numerous engraved Masonic symbols a ladies ivory cigarette case with gold coloured metal mounts (5)

A Malaysian axe with metal mounted shaped horn handle and curving engraved blade, 55cm overall length with an Indian sword with bone handle in leather and etched brass mounted scabbard, 85cm overall length (2)

An axe, probably 19th century, 99 cm long

A Japanese ivory group of figures, Meiji period, including a wood cutter and a wine merchant, together with an ivorine elephant and polar bearOkimono appears to be composite and possibly not complete. The wood cutter and boy appear to go together but the bundle of faggots which appears to attach to the base is a different colour of ivory. The various components are loose. The boy has a damaged heel. The wine merchant does not appear to be associated with this group. He has a reglued left leg. There is further axe which does not appear to match either of these items. The two further items comprising a bear and elephant are in good condition.

A fibre glass axe and a log splitter*

An early 19th Century copper and brass mounted tea urn of globular form, bearing silver shield shaped plaque, an Art Deco style brass urn and cover, a brass model of a terrier, a modern brass bell, a modern decorative sword, axe and mace

Russia, P 180, Transport Certificate, 5 Gold Rubles, 1923. Coat of arms of the Soviet Union at upper center, steamtrain at lower center, axe and anker at upper right on front. , # Serie 23, 4531819., PMG 45 NET, Choice XF, repaired, toned

An early Bronze Age 'Bann type' stone axe, dating to around 2000BC of a highly polished green basalt-type rock, with very minimal wear which would indicate it was most likely used for ritual purposes rather than warfare or as a tool. The name of the River Bann in Northern Ireland is normally given to a peculiar type of axe with a semi circular blade and sharply indented waist, 10.2 x 8.5cm. Provenance: Given to the vendor in the 1960s, from the effects of his uncle, Harry Watson of Beechpark, a large a country house in Lurgan, Northern Ireland, which is less than a mile from the River Bann.

A WARWICK COUNTY FIREMAN'S JACKET, a West Midlands Fire Service helmet, a boxed Bates Service cap, a brass fire hose nozzle and a brass axe

Tray of assorted metalware to include: novelty brass axe and pistols; brass fire hose nozzles; brass fire extinguisher; vintage pocket watch marked: 'Services'; loose plated cutlery etc.

Chinese carved hardstone ceremonial axe on stand.

GEORGE PHILIP AND SON LTD. LONDON , EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY PUBLICATION 'Philip's Popular Manikin or Model of the Human Body', the slim volume 18" (46cm) x 8" (20.3cm) having on the inside back cover, a colour printed human torso in layers to reveal the skeleton, vital organs, venial system etc..... all numbered to follow the detailed text TOGETHER WITH A MACFARLANE LANG AND CO., LTD. BISCUIT TIN, in the form of an embossed tree trunk, the lid with an axe to the handle, 5 1/4" (13.3cm) diameter x 5 1/4" (13.3cm) high (a.f.) (2)

A Solomon Islands axe club Melanesia with a large stone head, bound to a wood shaft with reeds, fibre and resin, 81cm long. Provenance Wilfred Fowler, District Officer on Ysabel (Santa Isabel), Solomon Islands in 1929 - 1931 and author of This Island's Mine, 1959, an autobiographical account of his time on the island.

A Shona axe South Africa with a wooden shaft and shaped blade with incised decoration, 64.5cm long, a Shona axe, with a spurred blade and wirework bands to the wooden shaft and a Tiv axe with a metal bound wood shaft. (3)

Two Melanesian green stone axe heads 19th century, 15cm and 16cm long. (2)

A long handled wood axe.

OLEG TSELKOV (RUSSIAN B. 1934)Head with an Axe, 2004oil on canvas100 x 100 cm (39 3/8 x 39 3/8 in.)signed, titled and dated on versoPROVENANCEAcquired directly from the artistPrivate Collection, New York

1933-1945 German Third Reich, Fire Police (Feuerschutzpolizei) double decal helmet and axe. (2) With leather liner and chin strap, maker's mark 'Vorschriftsmassie LT. Gesetz' date stamped 3.5.34; together with a firefighter's hand axe, the blade dated 1940. (2)

1939-1945 German Third Reich, Gebirgsjager ice axe. An Alpine soldier's ice axe, or ice pick, the steel head with leather cover, on ash handle with sliding wrist-strap, the handle stamped with various marks including the Heer eagle and swastika emblem and regimental stamp JGB 137. 35½ x 12½in. (90.17 x 31¾cm)

WW2 AFS London fireman’s axe in case with unusual gasmask bag,buttons with a good NFS fireman’s helmet

Militaria: 1) A brass military container marked with WD Mark & '34, 2241101'. 2) Military hand Pick and axe marked 'tested 15,000 volts' WD marked. 3) Sunday Cannon shells (inert). 4) 2 x .303 clips (no bullet heads). Buyer collects

GSM GVI with Palestine clasp (1853 B.Const. A E Axe. PAL POLICE), along with a bed plaque for the Somerset L.I. named 5663565 A Axe. (2)

A zaghnal (axe) dating: circa 1900 provenance: India iron cusp, with slightly curved rear fluke, carved with floral motifs and a small figure at the base; handle shaped as a stylized elephant. Wooden haft with copper mounts, featuring remains of silver finishing. dimensions: length 57 cm.

A miners parade axe dating: 19th Century provenance: Eastern Europe Brass head, finely engraved and decorated with red and black lacquers; wooden haft, covered with chequed, brass band at the upper part; iron chape. dimensions: length 89.5 cm.

A combination axe with saw blade knife dating: circa 1900 provenance: London Iron head with round axe and squared handle featuring the letter "H" in-relief at the center. Haft with checkered, wooden grip scales with grooved, iron mounts and sewed, folding blade marked "Underwood London". Complete with leather scabbard.Similar examples of this axe can be seen on pages 60-61 of the book "Heritage Of English knives" by Hayden-Wright and page 185 of "the London Knife Book" by Flook. dimensions: length 32.5 cm.

A fireman axe dating: second quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Southern Italy Iron axe with half-moon edge, handle bent toward the haft, iron straps and belt-hook; oval, wooden haft, octagonal at the upper part. dimensions: length 83 cm.

A sappers axe dating: second quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Southern Italy Heavy and big axe with head shaped as a half-moon and handle with round base; oval ferrule grooved at the sides, iron bands; wooden haft with damages from moth, grip and tip with brass-inlaid covering. dimensions: length 99 cm.

A sappers axe dating: second quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Southern Italy Heavy and big axe with with squared hammer, rectangular socket; wooden haft with brass-inlaid mounts, the base featuring oval, iron tip. dimensions: length 96.5 cm.

A sappers axe dating: second quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Southern Italy Heavy and big axe shaped as a half-moon and cusped handle; oval socket with flat back; wooden haft with grip featuring brass-inlaid covering. dimensions: length 97 cm.

A very rare flintlock gun by Giovanni Maria Loggia dating: first quarter of the 18th Century provenance: Brescia Extraordinary, smooth, round, 16 mm cal. barrel, the visible part is entirely chiselled with the effigy of a figure, masks, trophy, angel, birds, helmet, axe, torch and floral motifs on granulated ground, with foresight; flintlock signed "G. M. LOGIA", chiselled and decorated with brass-plated open-works featuring floral engravings; full stock of antique shape, chiselled with floral motifs and frame, with brass mounts featuring floral engravings. Wooden ramrod. For Giovanni Maria Loggia see Barbiroli "Repertorio storico degli archibugiari italiani dal XIV al XX secolo", page 331. dimensions: length 126.5 cm.

A rare tabar combined with gun dating: 19th Century provenance: Indopersia Small, iron axe with strongly curved edge and long neck, squared ___. On a iron haft of squared section and featuring knots. Featuring an iron, 12 mm cal. barrel, complete with rear sight notch and pan with vent (missing pan cover), provided with ramrod holder at the lower part. dimensions: height 42 cm.

A Konyak war axe dating: 19th Century provenance: India Iron head with wide, single-edged blade; long, wooden grip decorated with coloured, goat hair, the base bound by wicker bands. The Konyak is an important tribe of the Naga People. dimensions: length 79.5 cm.

A fine tabar (axe) with stylet dating: last quarter of the 19th Century provenance: India Iron head with round-edged axe, decorated with carotuche featuring Arabic writings and gold floral motifs; gilt, rectangular handle with a tiger among floral motifs; ribbed quillon block with flower-shaped lock; cylindrical haft with damask structure; turn-off grip with a stiletto blade (length: 46.5 cm). dimensions: length 60 cm.

A VICTORIAN MILITARY ISSUE AXE, THE HAFT WITH BRASS PLAQUE BEARING RACK No.2, THE HEAD WITH ORDNANCE MARKS AND DATED 1897

A George III double sided oval burr yew panelled, inlaid and crossbanded Satinwood ground TEA CADDY, with divided lead lined interior covered by later slide-off lids 20.5cms by12cms 13.5cms highConditionMinor veneer lifts other wise in good original condition, later axe drop finial to the lid

A good mid to late 19th Century Brass TIMEPIECE SKELETON CLOCK with passing hour strike.  The elaborate scrolled and shamrock tapering plates with screwed finned baluster pillars and silvered Roman fret-cut chapter ring; eight day spring driven single chain and fusee movement with axe head hammer and passing hour strike – on a red velvet covered ebonized plinth with glass dome cover 42cms overall height to top of dome

A mitre box kit, Bosch all purpose saw, staple gun and an axe

A vintage machete and a Micky Japanese throwing axe

Tribal Art - a Persian tabar saddle axe, demi-lune blade, spiked finial, elephant cresting, traces of damascening, the shaft concealing a blade, 56.5cm long overall, 19th century; another, African, 39.5cm long overall (2)

A QUEEN ANNE WALNUT AND FEATHERBANDED CHEST OF DRAWERS, EARLY 18TH C with quarter veneered top and moulded lip, 90cm h; 53 x 94cm ++The brass axe head handles and escutcheons old replacements. Originally on bun feet, the present bracket feet added probably c1900. The top added in the later 19th or early 20th c

A yellow metal and veined gold brooch of heart and a prospector's pick axe form, with safety chain as fitted, 5.9g total weight.

A SMALL TRAY OF CERAMICS TO INC AN AXE VALE JUG

An eighteenth century Eastern cavalryman's axe, the crescent blade with faint etching, the handle unscrewing to reveal a hidden stiletto blade, length 52cm.