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A EUROPEAN AXE, 18TH/19TH CENTURY in excavated condition, with tall beard fixed to the haft at the base, pierced oval socket, and flattened rear face, on a wooden haft 29.5 cm; 11 3/4 in head

**A DECORATED AXE, 18TH CENTURY, EAST EUROPEAN OR OTTOMAN with heavy crescentic head decorated on each face with diamond shaped panels each filled with a flowerhead, wedge-shaped rear pean, tubular socket chiselled with flowers and foliage (worn, areas of pitting), and later wooden haft 26.5 cm; 10 1/2 in overall

**A NORTH-WEST EUROPEAN WAR AXE, 11TH CENTURY of flat wedge-shaped section formed with a reinforced curved leading edge and swept-upwards, rectangular socket formed with a pointed terminal top and bottom on each face and flattened rear face, on a later wooden haft 18 cm; 7 1/8 in head An axe of similar form from Caerlaverock, Dumfriesshire dating to circa 1050-1100 is preserved in the Burgh Museum, Dumfries, Scotland. See Nicolle 1988, p. 95 and 402, no. 233.

**AN AXE, 18TH/19TH CENTURY with iron head of wedge-shaped section, stamped with a mark on each side, a pair of pellets vertically divided by the letter 'M' and '8' beneath a dotted crescent respectively, loop-shaped socket, on an early wooden haft 83.5 cm; 33 in overall

**A SO-CALLED HEADSMAN'S AXE, 19TH CENTURY with flaring blade of flattened wedge-shaped section, one side with low bevelled edges and stamped 'Marseigne', tapering faceted neck (pitted throughout), on a later wooden haft 18 cm; 7 1/8 in head

**A RARE BAVARIAN SABRE HALBERD, SECOND QUARTER OF THE 17TH CENTURY with very long slightly curved central 'sabre' blade formed with a hatchet point and a long fuller on each face, curved axe-blade, tapering socket, with bevelled edges, on its wooden haft fitted with two pairs of straps 107.5 cm; 42 ¼ in head Provenance Parke-Bernet Galleries Inc., New York, 25th November 1953 JWHA Inv. No. 3041 A large number of halberds of this form, formerly in the Bavarian arsenal, are now preserved in the Bavarian Army Museum, Ingoldstadt. Another, from the same collection, was sold in these rooms 7 May 2015, lot 116, and others 10 December 2008, lot 185 and 4 December 2013, lot 162. See H. Seitz 1968, p. 216, ill. 221.

**A NORTH EUROPEAN HALBERD, EARLY 17TH CENTURY with forward-leaning axe-blade pierced with numerous shaped apertures and formed with a pair of rear lugs, rear spike en suite, knife-like central blade pierced with pairs of slots and wavy lines, a pair of straps, on a wooden haft partially covered with fabric 65.5 cm; 25 ¾ in head Provenance Worcester Art Museum, Massachusetts, 19th June 1947 JWHA Inv. No. 2546

**A HALBERD, POSSIBLY GERMAN MID-16TH CENTURY with robust central spike flattening to a rectangular shape at its base, tall axe-blade with near straight leading edge, pierced with four holes in a dice formation, rear spike, tapering socket, and a pair of straps 52cm; 20 ½ in head Provenance Edward Hubbard Litchfield, sold Parke-Bernet Galleries Inc., New York, 5 December 1951, lot 105 JWHA Inv. No. 2929 Exhibited Beaumont Art Museum, Texas, 5 December 1977 - 23 January 1978

**A GERMAN HALBERD, LATE 16TH CENTURY AND A NORTH EUROPEAN HALBERD, LATE 17TH CENTURY the first with very long central spike, forward leaning axe-blade pierced with a pi mark in the centre, pierced triangular rear fluke and a pair of long straps (in heavily pitted condition, repairs), on a wooden haft; the second with long tapering central spike, axe-blade and rear spike each formed of an openwork design, the central area occupied by a grotesque, tapering faceted socket fitted with a stout down-turned spike, on a wooden haft the first: 86.5 cm; 34 in head the second: 60.5 cm; 23 ¾ in head (2) Provenance The first: Ernst Schmidt, Munich, 5 June 1930 The second: Liberty & Co., London, 4 May 1930, no. 7400 JWHA Inv. Nos. 1089, 1181

**A NORTH GERMAN HALBERD, LATE 16TH CENTURY with two-stage central spike formed with a broad medially ridged blade at the base, curved axe blade pierced with groups of holes, pierced rear fluke formed with an additional lug top and bottom, tapering socket, and a pair of straps, on a wooden haft 70.3 cm; 27 5/8 in head Provenance Liberty & Co., London, 17 April 1928, no.19 JWHA Inv. No. 474

**AN ITALIAN HALBERD, LATE 16TH CENTURY AND A GERMAN HALBERD, PERHAPS LATE 16TH CENTURY the first with long tapering central spike of diamond-section, curved axe-blade with pierced lugs behind and a reinforced point, rear fluke formed en suite and with reinforced tip, a pair of straps, the head retaining traces of engraving, on a small portion of an early wooden haft (extensive worm damage), the second with forward leaning axe-blade pierced with a quatrefoil, triangular rear spike pierced with a slipped trefoil, central spike of diamond-section, a pair of long straps (one broken, the head pitted) on a wooden haft (shortened) the first: 63.5 cm; 25 in head the second: 30.3 cm; 19 7/8 in head (2) Provenance JWHA Inv. Nos. 2546, 2082

**A NORTH EUROPEAN HALBERD, 17TH CENTURY with shaped central blade, curved axe-blade and flat rear spike each pierced with heart-shaped apertures, transverse bolt, tapering socket incorporating a large shaped collar, a pair of straps, on a later wooden haft 40.5 cm; 16 in head Provenance Clapp & Graham Co., New York, 11 January 1927 JWHA Inv. No. 43

**A NORTH EUROPEAN HALBERD, FIRST HALF OF THE 17TH CENTURY AND A HALBERD, PROBABLY ITALIAN EARLY 17TH CENTURY the first with broad central blade formed with an acute point, a pair of scalloped wing-shaped lugs at the base, pierced curved axe-blade, rear spike formed en suite, tapering moulded socket, on a wooden haft; the second with slender wavy central blade, curved axe-blade with reinforced tips, rear spike pierced with holes, a pair of straps, on a studded wooden haft with iron shoe the first: 37 cm; 14 ½ in head the second: 58.5 cm; 23 in head (2) Provenance JWHA Inv. Nos. 1095, 2546

**A GERMAN HALBERD, 18TH CENTURY AND A HALBERD, PERHAPS 18TH CENTURY the first with tapering central blade moulded at the base and pierced with a flowerhead arrangement of apertures, slightly recurved slender axe-blade, formed with an additional rear lug top and bottom, down-curved rear spike with further lugs, and moulded tapering socket (pitted), on a wooden haft; the second with axe blade, flat rear spike, and a pair of central forks, tapering faceted socket (pitted), on a later wooden haft the first: 34.2 cm; 13 ½ in head the second: 37.2 cm; 14 5/8 in head (2) Provenance The first: Fenton & Sons, London, 27 April 1930, no. 4923AL JWHA Inv. Nos. 1166, 963

**A SWEDISH HALBERD FOR A COMMISSIONED OFFICER OF THE ROYAL GUARD, LATE 17TH CENTURY with long central spike, small curved axe-blade, rear spike, a pair of straps (pitted), on its wooden haft 61.7 cm; 24 ¼ in head Provenance Ernst Schmidt, Munich, Germany, 9 December 1930, no. 117. JWHA Inv. No. 1379 A similar halberd is preserved in the Livrustkammaren, Stockholm. See Alm 1922, p. 151.

A NORTH-WEST PERSIAN BRONZE AXE-HEAD AND TWO FURTHER BRONZE ELEMENTS, 1000 B.C. in excavated condition, the first of wedge-shaped section with integral tubular socket; the second probably a cheek-piece decorated with a series of embossed low domes; and the third a small hook with pierced socket the first: 6.4 cm; 2 1/2 in head (3)

AN OTTOMAN AXE, TURKEY, 18TH/19TH CENTURY with crescentic head cut with an inscription on each face including the date 1272 AH (1855), extending behind to a swollen circular socket and small faceted rear pean (laminations, areas of pitting) 37.5 cm; 14 3/4 in high The inscription reads 'Nasr-u min Allâh wa fatḥ-un qarîb ' (Victory is near with the help of God)

**AN INDIAN DECORATED AXE HEAD, LATE 19TH CENTURY with crescentic head swelling around the socket, leaf-shaped rear-spike, decorated over its surface in silver with scrollwork borders enclosing trellis and foliage 21.5 cm; 8 ½ in high

A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY GILT BRONZE FIGURES of soldiers, one holding an axe, the other with cutlass on cylindrical plinths and square bases, 16cm high

A M'dina "axe head" glass vase, etched marks, dated 1977 and bears signature, another vase with square sides dated 1978 and two other pieces. (4) 22.5 cm high, 20 cm high, 11.5 cm high and 11 cm diameter.

A pair of Continental cased glass vases and a M'dina "axe head" fish vase in blue and green, etched marks and dated 1978. 43 cm, 36 cm and 21 cm high

A Luristan bronze twin-pronged spit fork with conical socle; and a bronze battle axe, 49cm. and 57cm.length.

A group of Luristan bronzes, including a stag finial; a pommel from a dagger; a ring ; ten axe heads, and two small figures ( 15).

A late 20th century Fireman's uniform together with two helmets and an Elwell Fireman's axe.

A Large Collection of Archaeological Finds from an amateur Collector: mostly labeled with dates and locations to include; a green stone age axe head, other Paleolithic axe heads, arrow heads, flint cutting tools and knives, also bronze age and Roman pottery shards, fossils and stone samples, all housed in three wooden cases together with a 19th century mahogany cased brass & iron microscope by Newton, Temple Bar, London.

Aircraft Fire Axe plus Nimrod Navigator Compass Repeater and UC10 True Airspeed Indicator

19th century carved Japanese ivory figure of a Gardener cutting a large radish with an axe 7 cms x 7 cms x 5 cms on carved hardwood stand

A Bronze Age wide flanged Axe head - circa 2000 BC - length 11cm, depth at tip 5.6cm

An Ancient Bronze Age axe head 1200 BV

An Ancient Bronze Age axe head with stylized bird 1200 BC

An Ancient Bronze Age Zoomorphic axe head 1200 BC

A Bronze Age socketed axe head 2000 BC

Two small Mallets and a small Pick axe

A long handled Pick axe and a sledge Hammer

A long handled Axe stamped name RON

A 1940s Merryweather fireman's axe, with pouch and belt

A Shand Mason brass and copper fire branch pipe and nozzle, crossed axe motif and stamped, 60 cm

A 1930s Merryweather fireman's axe, with pouch and belt

A rare Indian Elephant goad/axe late 18th century, axe head inlaid with remnants of silver and gilt decoration, attached by a block to the shaft and spike, a brass crafted elephant affixed to the top of the mounting block, the block also inlaid with the remnants of gilt decoration, pole form shaft unscrews to reveal a spike form goad, 23in.(58.5cm.) long.

Carved African chair of X-frame proportion, carved with a Native figure with an Axe

19th Century Japanese carved ivory figure of a man carrying an axe, on hardwood base. 30cm high.

A Bronze Age Palstave Axe Head circa 1200-800 BC, copper alloy with flared convex cutting edge Common in the middle Bronze Age, this axe would have been cast in a two part stone mould. It would have been fixed to a forked bone or wooden handle by means of a loop on axe (now lost). Slightly pitted and some oxidisation

A 1920s walnut chest of four drawers with oak linings, of short proportions, having a book fold veneer top with herringbone inlay, the drawers with brass split axe handles and supported upon short cabriole legs carved with shells to the knees, 63cm wide, 47cm deep, 74cm high

An early 20th century fireman's axe, engraved indistinctly to blade. L40cm

A Chinese green jade design axe head, or Fu, of archaic design in the Shang Dynasty style. Length: 64mm approximately

A ivory and wood Okimono figure of a working man with axe. Measures 18 cms

A similar conforming Okimono ivory figure with axe. 13 cms

An original Pink Floyd 45rpm promo single "point me to the sky/Careful with that axe Eugene" on the Columbia label with green label and red and white sleeve, No DB8511 1968

A 1970's Mdina glass facetted axe vase, 185cm high

An Indian brass shrine deity figure of Annapurna Devi, in seated pose holding ladle of plenty, h.10cm; and one other of Parashurama in yogic pose holding his axe, h.7.5cm (2) Condition Report / Extra Information Annapurna - some metal fractures to head, significant age wear and weathering. Parashurama - appears complete, with age wear and weathering.

Mesolithic, 30000-15000 BP. A mixed group comprising: a 'Thames Pick' flint axe; two massive flint cleavers formed on heavy flakes; a small flint cleaver and a massive stone pestle. 3.28 kg, 7.5-17cm (3 - 6 3/4"). Dr Brian Poole Collection, Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK; found by the vendor, Ashmore, Dorset, UK.[6, No Reserve] Fine condition.

5th-2nd millennium BC. A group of two rhyolite hand tools comprising a round-section axe with narrow butt and keeled edge, and a barrel-shaped pestle. 1.4kg total, 17-21cm (6 3/4 - 8 1/4"). Ex Lincolnshire, UK, collection; from Sahara region, north Africa.[2, No Reserve] Fine condition.

A BRONZE IMAGE OF UMA-MAHESHVARA South India, probably Tamil Nadu, circa 18th century the Hindu deities seated on a raised lotus throne, the four armed Siva with his legs in lalitasana, his consort Parvati resting on his left knee, his primary hands in abhaya and varada mudra, his upper hands holding an axe and a deer, a head of Bhairava and a crescent in his crown 16.5cm high Provenance Private collection, Yorkshire

A German bisque shoulder- head dolls’ house fireman, with blonde painted and moulded hair with centre parting, moulded moustache, original felt and oil-cloth costume with axe - 6 1/2in (16.5cm) high

An Indo-Persian pesh kabz dagger, 19cm pointed single-edged blade, the spine and ferule damascened in gold and silver coloured metal, two-piece wooden grip, 29.5cm long overall, 18th/19th century; an Afghan axe, damascened in the 'Cairo' manner, 33cm long (2)

An antique cast iron axe head with Masonic motif

A signed netsuke of a carpenter with axe & chisel.

GEORGE (H B) THE OBERLAND AND ITS GLACIERS EXPLORED AND ILLUSTRATED WITH ICE-AXE AND CAMERA photographically illustrated with albumen prints by Ernest Edwards, double page map, green cloth gilt, aeg, 1866 Gernsheim (Incunabula of British Photographic Literature), No 327

Scottish sterling silver and agate set brooch in the form of an axe together with three other Celtic silver brooches and another in the form of a sword

Pair of rectangular carved wooden and ghesso panels decorated in relief with double headed eagles above sword, mace and axe, 38ins x 15ins