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A vintage Sub-Officer fire fighting tunic, together a firemen's example, plus a pair of yellow over-trousers and a fire axe and holster dated 1955 (4)

A neolithic axe head.

BRENTHURST PRESS, Johannesburg. Eight uniform bound volumes from the Brenthurst Series, comprising: The Kitchingham Papers, The Brenthurst Baines, The Flora Capensis, The War of the Axe 1847, Baines on the Zambesi 1858-1859, The Defence of Ladysmith and Mafeking, Paterson's Cape Travels 1777-1779, The Mallon Cape Views; all numbered 82 from an edition of 125, half morocco gilt lettered spines in slip cases (8)

A quantity of glassware and ceramics to include a butterfly taxidermy, a Beatrix Potter 'Crystal Treasures' The Tailor of Gloucester glass figurine in original box, two Royal Doulton crystal thimbles, a Jersey Pottery poesy vase, a ceramic lemon juicer, a metal and glass rose, a cut glass poesy vase, various cut and coloured glass dishes, a Caithness posey vase, a Welsh pottery studio ware jug, a TIntagel pottery vase, a Foreign porcelain figurine of a spaniel, an axe vale pottery vase of floral design, and a miniature ship in a bottle (17)

A Flymo Garden Vac, and a quantity of garden tools to include scythe, fork, axe, spade, hoe, etc.

A fireman station officer's cap, a Widnes Fire Station helmet, a WWII gas mask, a fireman's jacket and an axe (5).

A 20TH CENTURY CHINESE JADE-LIKE AXE, carved with archaic designs, the stone of predominantly brown tone, 11in long.

ANOTHER 20TH CENTURY CHINESE JADE-LIKE AXE HEAD, yue, carved with taotie masks and key-fret borders, the stone of predominantly black tone, 6.6in high.

Bronze model of a Wolf Cub in 'Grand Howl' position inscribed Wellington Group B-P Scouts to Akela E.Chambers also bronze symbol of Gillwell park, log and axe trophy on plinth (2)

An engraved axe with steel head and ash handle leather case with belt loops and Scout badge (See 1912 Smith catalogue) also cast iron hearth trivet with Scout badge

A London Midland Scottish (LMS) Railway Axe, Carriage Compartment Handles and Locks

AN 18TH CENTURY INDIAN BATTLE AXE, decorative blade with 6 cm top spike, threaded bolt to rear of axe head indicating a missing animal figure, the base of handle unscrews to reveal a stabbing blade, blade length 13 cm

AN ORIENTAL BLADED AXE, the 40 cm blade held on a 51 cm wooden shaft with rattan bound grip

A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY INDO-PERSIAN SHIELD AND AXE, all metal engraved shield with four bosses, 49 cm diameter, also a ceremonial axe, 69 cm in length with similar engraving (2)

TWO SCOTTISH TYPE SHIELDS, the larger with domed central boss and iron strapwork, the smaller with hide cover and stud work, together with a 20th century battle axe (3)

An unusual German ceremonial axe head profusely decorated o/a the pierced blade with 7" edge (Russell collection) G

A rare Lincolnshire pattern wheelwrights R/H side axe by JAMES HOWARTH G

A ships axe by WARD with 5" edge G

A most unusual 18/19c wrought iron hollowing tool with axe poll and makers mark "S" purpose unknown (Russell collection) G

A 19c French coopers R/H side axe by M VIDAL with dimpled blade and 9" edge G

A little used wheelwrights R/H side axe by ELWELL with 8" edge G

A fine American Pennsylvania pattern R/H broad axe with dimpled cheeks embossed with "The White House Axe" and Mc Whorter Weaver Co with 11" edge G+

A 3 lbs American double edge felling axe embossed KERTSCHMER-TREADWAY Co Dubuque Iowa etc. G+

A Papua New Guinea double headed axe, one band with rush and one cut stone

A tabar dating: 19th Centuryprovenance: IndiaConvex-edged axe (some pitting) with remains of engravings and silver inlays, the beak decorated with spirals and curls, at the top a beak with squared base; cylindrical, iron haft.dimensions: height 78 cm.

A halberd engraved with naval motifs dating: circa 1600provenance: North ItalyLong cusp of lozenge section, hollow axe with pierced humps at the back, oblique beak with thickened tip, both engraved with naval and geometrical motifs, shortened straps. With no haft. Scarce.dimensions: height 79.5 cm.

A big axe dating: circa 1700provenance: EuropeSlightly convex, single-edged axe, at the base the deep mark "CR" and floral engravings. Block with rectangular hammer. Cylindrical socket. Without haft.dimensions: height 47 cm.

A halberd of the "Cent Suisses" of Louis XIV dating: first quarter of the 18th Centuryprovenance: FranceIron head with straight, double-edged blade with central raiser, provided with knotted neck; small, hollow axe with big spikes, the beak strongly curved toward the bottom, with big spikes; tapering, knotted socket. The halberd features a relieved effigy of sun with anthropomorphic face surrounded by rays, on a side the pierced lily of France, on the other the monogram "L" (for Louis XIV). With no haft.dimensions: height 57,5 cm.

A bronze axe head dating: 1200-1000 B. C.provenance: Central EuropeFlat, slightly wider toward the edge. Signs of wear. Fine, emerald patina.dimensions: length 17.5 cm.

A bronze axe head dating: 1200-1000 B. C.provenance: Central EuropeRound edge, small humps at the trapezoidal tang. Fine, emerald patina.dimensions: length 9.7 cm.

A bronze axe head dating: 1200-1000 B. C.provenance: Central EuropeTrapezoidal blade, socket with round, folded wings. Fine, emerald patina.dimensions: length 16.5 cm.

A bronze axe head dating: 1200-1000 B. C.provenance: Central EuropeRound-edged, with signs of wear; at the back small fastening wings. Fine, emerald patina.dimensions: length 11.2 cm.

A bronze axe head dating: 1200-1000 B. C.provenance: Central EuropeWider toward the edge, small wings on the sides. Fine, emerald patina.dimensions: length 14.5 cm.

A bronze axe head dating: 1200-1000 B. C.provenance: Central EuropeWidened edge, grooved base. Fine, emerald patina.dimensions: length 12 cm.

A pair of 19th century carved ivory figures of farmers, one with an axe, carrying a bundle of branches, the other with basket and chickens, signed, 15cm high (2)

A nephrite jade sage, archaic axe head and a greenstone qilin, the first of pale grey stone, the man with a bat on his shoulder, 4cm (1.5 in) high, the axe head with calcined white band, 7cm (2.75 in) wide and the dark olive green qilin 10cm (4 in) wide (3)

A selection of Inuit carved items including 2 sledges; dogs; harpoon; axe; etc.

An early 19th century Indian fighting axe, with pierced crescent blade and silver rosettes on hardwood grips, 65.5cm long.Provenance: The Property of a Nobleman.

A domestic hand-axe in ancient style, marble and bronze, 8.5in. long

A Replica Medieval War Axe

Axe head and bangles

Kingdom of Macedon, Alexander III 'the Great' AR Tetradrachm. Civic Issue of Kaunos, circa 300-280 BC. Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin / Zeus Aëtophoros enthroned left, drapery about legs and waist, holding sceptre and eagle; double headed axe before, ?????????? to right. Price 2074; Müller 1128. For the reattribution to Kaunos, see R.H.J. Ashton, 'Kaunos, not Miletos or Mylasa,' NC 2004, pp. 33-46. 17.05g, 28mm, 12h. Very Fine, obv. die worn.

Kingdom of Macedon. Alexander III 'the Great' AV Stater. Miletos, circa 323-319 BC. Head of Athena right, wearing triple-crested Corinthian helmet decorated with griffin, and necklace / Nike standing left, holding wreath and stylis; ?????????? to right, monogram to left, double-headed axe below wing. Price 2114. 8.56g, 17mm, 1h. Extremely Fine.

Caracalla Æ33 of Amisus, Pontus. Year 241 = AD 209/10. ????????C C???C?, laureate and cuirassed bust left, holding spear and shield; countermark: capricorn / ???C? ????????, Amazon standing left gathering fruit, at foot of tree Amazonian shield and bipennis; in exergue, ETCMA. A. Malloy, The Coinage of Amisus, New York 1970, 161; for countermark: Howgego 299. 18.65g, 33mm, 7h. Very Fine. Extremely Rare. The figure in this image can be identified as an Amazon on account of the axe and the shape of the shield set against the tree, which conforms to Roman ideals of Amazonian apparel. A close parallel may be found on a relief adorning a marble sarcophagus in the Capitoline museum (inv. scu 726), in which an Amazon battles Greeks armed with such a shield and double-bladed axe. Here we see this Amazon in a moment of rest, gathering fruit from a laden tree she has come upon. According to Apollonios of Rhodes' in Argonautica, the mythical Amazons lived just to the east of Amisos in three towns near Themiscrya near the mouth of the Thermodon (modern Terme) river.

M. Junius Brutus and L. Sestius AR Denarius. Military mint travelling with Brutus (Smyrna?), 43-42 BC. L. SESTI PRO Q, head of Libertas, draped and wearing veil / Q CAEPIO BRVTVS PRO COS, tripod, axe on left, simpulum on right. Crawford 502/2; Sydenham 1290; Sear 201. 3.80g, 17mm, 12h. Extremely Fine, some deposits.

A WWII ear Air Ministry marked escape hatchet with a USA hand axe

Large tub of small detector finds 100's, [nearly 8 kilos.], plus a Mesolithic flint pick, found North Essex and a group of 3 items also found in Essex, a Bronze Age flint scaper, a large part of a socketed axe and the butt of a palstave, plus a large shell fragment and a piece of a stoneware rum jar, picked up from the battlefield at Gallipoli, large quantity buyer collects

Axe: An Indian 'TABARZIN' (saddle axe) typical of those used by armoured Indian cavalry in the 18th & 19th century. All steel construction. Overall length 25". Pierced tiger decoration and spike finial to shaft. Nicely patinated. Possibly a tourist piece but appears to have some age to it. Viewing recommended, sold as seen.

Axe: An Indian all steel 'TABARZIN' (saddle axe) typical of those used by armoured Indian Cavalry in the 18th & 19th centuries. Heavy iron construction overall. Length approx 22". Simple Indian warrior decoration. Vertical shaft spoke and spike to rear of axe blade. The whole with light pitting and age patination giving every appearance of some age. This is a decorative item of some age. Viewing recommended. Sold as seen.

Zulu War Tribal Club with Axe Head - vendor states from the Dennis Slack collection

A miniature sledge, axe and club hammer set.

A Zulu style axe, 52 cm Condition report Report by MW Shaft length 51.5 cm No worm damage but there are some cracks, marks, scratches, bruising etc. commensurate with age. The steel leaf shaped axe head is approximately 12 x 16 cm, not including the attachment to the wooden shaft. The axe head is patinated and has a small area missing (like a rust bubble, see photograph) on one side of the axe head. See other photographs for reference

A pair of early 19th century mahogany armorial crested hall chairs the lobed tablet form backs centred with brass carrying handles and painted armorial crests within reeded circular frames, depicting a dexter arm embowed, the hand gauntleted grasping a battle-axe, over solid seats and turned baluster front legs and sabre back legs. -2

An ancient Luristan (northern Persia, now Iran), bronze axe head curved and flared blade with moulded top edge, three raised ridges emanating from mid-blade terminating in wrap effect to the cylindrical pole shaft with four conical projections to the butt, nice patination with light sediment, on later wooden display handle, blade edge 3in. (7.6cm.) overall width from top edge tip to tip of butt spike 7¼in. (18.4cm.), 2½in. (6.4cm.) high.

An ancient Luristan (Northern Persia, now Iran) bronze axe head circa 1000BC, short, curved, broad blade, 3in.(7.6cm.) long, protruding from a cylindrical shaft modelled as a stylised beast with wide open mouth, good verdi gris patination.

An Ottoman Musandam Jerz (Shihuh) axe first dated to the end of second millennium, intricately engraved steel head with criss-cross designs and chevron stripe decoration, on an elongated pole with brass ferrule to base tip, 33½in. (85.3cm.) long.

A Japanese ivory figure of a wood cutter with a guard flask, an axe at his feet holding a gourd in his right hand and cup in his left, engraved detail, 19.5 cm high, signed Mitsuyuki ?, Meiji period (faults)

An electric fire, a dog grate and an axe (3)

Six graduating bells, plated wine coasters, horse brasses, pick axe, etc

Tongi axe (northen India) second half of the 20th century 85cm in presentation case