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A small Shona axe with characteristic half moon blade with flat tang set into hardwood handle, the handle almost completely covered in metal wire decoration. Overall length 19”, the blade 5”. Almost no damage to wire, overall GC Plate 2

An old Tswana axe, overall length 19”, the iron blade heavily pitted, the dark hardwood handle decorated at the top with six brass studs, and at the bottom one small band of wire. GC Plate 2

A 19th century Zulu axe, with asymetrical blade 12” in length, the dark hardwood handle decorated around the top with brass studs. Blade clean and bright, some old chips to head, otherwise GC Plate 2

An impressive old Zulu axe with large half moon blade, apparently worked from steel sheet set into a dark hardwood handle, with swollen head. Overall length 23”, blade 7” tall and 3¾” deep. GC Plate 2

A Sotho or Pedi axe, with fluted blade, the top of the wooden handle carved to represent a human head, the blade set to emerge from the mouth, and the bottom of the handle shaped to represent an antelope’s hoof, both coloured with some poker work. GC Plate 2

Louis John Rhead [1857-1926]- `He brought out one, in spite of its screams, into daylight`:- signed bottom left inscribed as titled along the bottom further inscribed Chap 18. Page 186 and with publishers copyright stamp Louis John Rhead [1857-1926] `He bought one out, in spite of it`s screams, into daylight` inscribed as titled along the bottom, further inscribed Chap 18 Page 186 and with publishers copyright stamp pen and ink drawing 46 x 34cm, together with Frederick Alfred Rhead [1856-1933] - Talkative at The Ale-Bench, an illustration from Pilgrims Progress Signed, pen and ink drawing and one other drawing of a woodman sharpening his axe.[3]

Shooting stick, lacrosse stick, felling axe and other tools

A cast iron doorstop of organ grinder and monkey, together with a cribbage board and an axe

A Tray of Vases and lidded pots including an Oriental style two handled vase, Axe Vale Pottery etc.

A tribal South African Shona axe with carved decoration to the body with a patterned metal blade, length 53cm.

A JAPANESE CARVED IVORY GROUP OF A MAN CARRYING A BUNDLE OF FAGGOTS AND STANDING ON A STUMP BESIDE A BOY HOLDING HIS AXE AND WITH TWO SMALLER CHILDREN, SIGNED, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH C

An 18th century axe, German or Scandinavian, the open socketed head deeply struck with maker’s mark “PT” in rectangle, and with original 20” haft. GC

A Victorian Copeland Parian ware figure group "Paul and Virginia", he with a wicker style hat upon his shoulders, she with a nest of chicks, with sweetcorn resting close by, raised on a shaped base, stamped "Copeland" CONDITION REPORTS Wear, dirt and scuffs, some chips including to boy's left hand and to foliage, the end of the handle of the axe has hole to centre visible.

Mathieu MATÉGOT (1910-2001) {CR}Étagère pivotante à trois plateaux rectangulaires en métal perforé.{CR}Épreuve laquée noir.{CR}Embouts de l’axe en laiton.{CR}Hauteur : 81 cm

Akan. (Côte-d’Ivoire / Ghana). Elément de parure circulaire en « or fétiche ». L’axe creux servant de passant est recouvert d’une spirale de fil bordée d’un motif ajouré. Un crocodile « janus » est figuré sur toute la longueur de l’axe. D. 6,5 cm. Provenance: acquis de Patrick Girard en 2000.

Akan. (Côte-d’Ivoire / Ghana). Elément de parure circulaire en « or fétiche ». L’axe creux servant de passant est recouvert d’une spirale de fil bordée d’un motif ajouré. D. 5,5 cm. Provenance : acquis de Patrick Girard en 2000.

TENOR DORLY (Edition limitée Squelette - 30 Exemplaires), vers 2000 Montre squelette à heure sautante réalisée en 30 exemplaires et dessinée par l’ingénieur René Bruyeron (créateur de la marque TOT). Boîtier en acier brossé à large lunette à vis bleuies, fond vissé de style hublot en verre minérale à mouvement apparent. Lecture de l’heure sur les 2 disques de chaque coté de l’axe (point rouge) de la trotteuse, disque à 9h pour les heures, à 3 h pour les minutes. Trotteuse centrale rouge et lecture du disque de date sur point à 6h. Poussoirs décoratifs sur la tranche, bracelet galuchat orange de commande et cuir crocodile neuf rapporté. Mouvement : Calibre mécanique remontage automatique signé TD / 1393 Swiss. Diam. 39 mm. État : Très bon état (Écrin plumier TD d’origine)

PATEK PHILIPPE Genève.{CR}Montre gousset en or, le fond gravé. {CR}Numérotée 260714, axe cassé. {CR}Poids : 100 g. {CR}(Écrin){CR}On joint une chaîne giletière en argent à décor de feuillages. {CR}Poids : 10,43 g

A primitive axe with milled steel blades and simple wood handle, together with another, having a stone head and rope bound handle, 58 and 34cm.

African battle axe? hand forged iron blade

A George III caddy spoon by Joseph Taylor with chased, fiddle handle, the axe shaped bowl engraved with leaves, Birmingham 1813, together with a late Victorian caddy spoon with shell bowl.

A cased pair of embossed silver salts and spoons, a further silver medallion, a silver axe brooch and a silver vesta in the form of a padlock together with a silver topped glass jar and five silver three penny pieces

French iron axe with wooden handle, 19th Century

A collection of Scottish silver, white metal and agate brooches to include anchors, a buckle and an axe, etc, four stamped Sterling (8)

A Chinese brown/green mottled jade ceremonial style Axe Head, two holes pierced for suspension below a recumbent mythical beast and with Taotie, 15cm high, together with a Japanese bronze Tsuba decorated in relief with a dragon, a mountain and stylised waves etc., (2)

** AN AXE HEAD, POSSIBLY EAST EUROPEAN LATE 17TH/18TH CENTURY in excavated condition, with crescentic axe head, down-curved rear fluke moulded at the base and tapering bronze socket formed with a moulding top and bottom 24.5cm; 9 3/4in head

AN INDIAN AXE, EARLY 19TH CENTURY with crescentic axe-blade of wedge-shaped section, flat rear face, three-stage haft, moulded threaded basal cap incorporating a slender blade, and retaining some silver scrollwork and foliage over its surface (losses, patinated) 56.5 cm; 26 1/4 in overall

** A SAXON MINERS GUILD AXE, LATE 17TH/EARLY 18TH CENTURY with flat head formed with a characteristic spike fitted at the top with a brass bead, pierced with a slipped trefoil and six holes at the back (one hole broken out), the haft inlaid with numerous staghorn pellets and engraved stag horn rectangular plaques, the latter decorated with flowers and figures in contemporary dress, including the figure of Christ crucified on the back and a kneeling figure on each side of the head, horn basal cap engraved with the initials `IHN` beneath crossed mining implements and with a cross in splendour above (small cracks and repairs) 77 cm; 30 3/8 in overall

** AN INDIAN AXE, 19TH CENTURY with strongly curved blade terminating in a horned beast`s head, decorated on each side in soft metal with wild animals including elephants and tigers , incised socket, on its tapering hardwood haft studded with iron nails over brass foliate washers 51cm; 20 1/8 in overall

** AN INDIAN AXE, 19TH CENTURY with crescentic axe-blade decorated in soft metal with naive designs including figures in traditional garb, fitted with central spike (rear spike missing), on its wooden haft, with brass inventory tag `103` 68.5 cm; 27 in overall

** AN AXE, PROBABLY FRANKISH, 6TH CENTURY with curved head of wedge-shaped section formed with a flattened rear face and integral socket (pitted), on a later wooden haft reinforced with an iron strip front and back 18 cm; 7 1/8 in Two axe heads of similar form attributed to the 5th/6th Century are preserved in the Museum für Deutsche Geschichte, Berlin. See H. Müller and H. Kölling 1990, p. 367, no. 60, 61

** AN AXE, 14TH CENTURY in excavated condition, with rectangular blade formed with a slightly curved leading edge and recessed on one side, tapering neck, and open H-shaped socket, on a later curved wooden haft 18 cm; 7 1/8 in head

** A GERMAN FIGHTING AXE, LATE 16TH CENTURY with curved axe blade formed with a scalloped back-edge and pierced with six holes arranged in two equal groups, tall pyramidal robust rear spike, domed central finial, original haft encased in iron plaques and pierced for a thong, complete with original iron belt hook retained by a rivet with foliate head (lightly pitted throughout) 56.8 cm; 22 3/8 in overall

** A NORTH ITALIAN PARADE HALBERD, EARLY 17TH CENTURY, PROBABLY VENETIAN with curved slender axe-blade pierced with numerous shaped panels and engraved with scrolls, formed with a shaped lug top and bottom and fitted with a chased bronze grotesque boss on each side, pierced and engraved rear fluke decorated en suite and fitted with a further pair of bronze bosses, the centre fitted with a transverse bolt terminating in a pyramidal spike on each side, central blade of flattened-diamond section, pierced with three central slots and engraved with scrolls rising from a mask, fitted at the base with a characteristic openwork collar comprising six bars each interrupted by a cherubic mask, engraved socket, on an early wooden haft covered with red fabric, studded with brass nails and retaining three tassels and its iron shoe (haft worn and repaired, shoe incomplete) 55.2 cm; 21 3/4 in head A halberd of similar form is preserved in the Poldi Pezzoli Museum, Milan, cat. Nos. 526 and 527. Two others were sold in these rooms, 28th June 2006, lot 347 and 7th December 2006, lot 214 respectively.

** A GERMAN HALBERD, THIRD QUARTER OF THE 16TH CENTURY with forward-leaning axe-blade pierced with a quatrefoil, scalloped back-edge, two-stage central spike, the upper section of stiff-diamond section, rear fluke pierced with a slipped figure-of-eight shape, and a pair of long straps, on a later wooden haft 58.5 cm; 23 in head Provenance The Lord Astor of Hever, sold Sotheby`s London 5th May 1983, lot 145 to Stern.

** A POLEAXE, MID-17TH CENTURY, PROBABALY SWISS with slightly curved axe blade rising to a sharp central point, stamped twice on each side with a mark, a cross with the letter `O` above in a shaped recess, stout rear spike, and a pair of separate long straps, on a wooden haft 28 cm; 11 in head A related axe is preserved in the National Artillery Museum, Turin, inv. no. J. 4/5107, and another in the Schweizerisches Landesmuseum, Zurich. For the latter see Dr. E. A. Gessler 1928, table 12.

** A RARE BAVARIAN SABRE HALBERD, SECOND QUARTER OF THE 17TH CENTURY with curved axe-blade, very long slightly curved central blade formed with a hatchet point and a long fuller on each face, tapering socket with bevelled edges, on an associated wooden haft with four long straps 107.4 cm; 42 1/4 in head A large number of halberds of this form, formerly in the Bavarian arsenal, are now preserved in the Bavarian Army Museum, Ingoldstadt. Another example was sold in these rooms 10th December 2008, lot 185. See H. Seitz 1968, p. 216, ill. 221.

** A GERMAN HALBERD, LATE 16TH CENTURY with forward-leaning crescentic axe-blade pierced with nine holes arranged in three equal groups, long central spike of diamond-section, rear fluke pierced with three holes, and a pair of straps (one loose), on a later wooden haft 71 cm; 28 in head

** A STYRIAN HALBERD, LATE 16TH CENTURY with forward-leaning axe-blade pierced with three holes top and bottom, a central group of five holes and incised with crescents, long central spike of diamond-section, rear fluke stamped with three pellets arranged vertically on each side and with a mark, and a pair of straps (one repaired), on a later wooden haft 72 cm; 28 3/8 in head

** A STYRIAN HALBERD, LATE 16TH CENTURY with small forward-leaning axe-blade pierced with a series of slots and circles, matching rear fluke stamped with a Maltese cross mark on one side, slender central spike, a pair of long straps, on a wooden haft (shortened) 40 cm; 15 3/4 in head

** AN AMERICAN HALBERD OF NEW ENGLAND TYPE, MID-18TH CENTURY with curved axe-blade pierced with a pair of rounded diamond-shaped apertures and pairs of slipped circles, matching rear-fluke, central leaf-shaped blade formed with an acute point, tapering cylindrical socket and a pair of straps, on a later wooden haft 46.5 cm; 18 1/4 in head Two related halberds are preserved in the Kretzchmar von Kienbusch Collection, The Philadelphia Museum of Art, cat. nos. 615, 618

** A MILITARY HALBERD, SECOND HALF OF THE 18TH CENTURY, PROBABLY AMERICAN of rudimentary type, with small axe-blade, leaf-shaped central blade, slender rear fluke, and tapering socket, on a later wooden haft 30.5 cm; 12 in head

AN AXE, 19TH CENTURY of goose-wing form, with flattened inner face, the outer face stepped, stamped with a mark and with a flattened rear edge, and short socket 35 cm; 13 3/4in high

A GERMAN HALBERD, SECOND HALF OF THE 16TH CENTURY with forward leaning axe-blade pierced with three holes, robust central spike formed in two stages, rear fluke with reinforced tip, a pair of long straps, on an early wooden haft 51 cm; 20 1/8 in head

A GERMAN HALBERD, SECOND HALF OF THE 16TH CENTURY with forward leaning axe-blade, robust central spike of diamond section, rear pean formed with a scalloped moulding beneath, and a pair of straps (one broken), on a wooden haft 50 cm; 19 3/4 in head

A gold mounted nephrite brooch designed an axe, and an Oriental gold ring, mounted with a rectangular jade panel.

A tribal axe with semicircular two piece head and carved hardwood haft with turquoise stud decoration, overall length approx 59cm.

A Spanish 1941 model bolo bayonet, a US M5 bayonet with nickel plated hilt, a Continental knife bayonet, probably Swiss, and a band sidearm, all with sheaths, and a group of further edged weapons, including a copy HJ knife, a jambia, a machete, a kukri, a fireman`s axe and a Continental officer`s sword with 18th Century style hilt and curved single edged blade, blade length approx 84cm (hilt crudely repaired).

ORIENTAL CARVED IVORY GROUP OF TWO FIGURES, one standing wearing a large straw hat, carrying an axe and basket of fruit on his back, the other small squatting figure holding a mallets and a chisel, on ivory circular base with two baskets of fruit, 5 1/4" high, 4 1/8" wide, incised signature on base (a.f.)

Interesting carved treen desk figure, carved in the form of a bearded man wearing cape, hat and holding axe, the lift up head revealing pen nib compartment, the legs pulling off to reveal letter opener and pen, 20cm high

Ethnic primitive axe, carved hardwood shaft with beaten iron demi lune shaped axe head good colour & patination

Silver pin brooch in the form of an axe with Celtic design, set with amethyst stone, Edinburgh hallmark

An Ivory Netsuke of a woodsman and boy, the standing figure dressed in a loose robe with mugwort cloak, he holds an axe in one hand and carries his son on his shoulder, unsigned, 19th century

An Ivory Netsuke of a Woodsman, he sits on a fallen tree holding his axe on his lap and a sickle tucked into his obi, unsigned, 19th century; and two other Ivory Netsuke, one of fierce General kneeling holding his uchiwa, the other of a farmer seated on a tree stump with a basket of seeds, the latter signed Kogyoku (3)

An African Ceremonial Axe having figurehead motif, 59.5cm high

A rare group of Inuit walrus ivory miniature tools comprising; a fish saw, knife bat, hammer scissors, axe, cricket bat, tongs and patterned stick, early 20th century (10)

19th century snuff box with hand painted cover depicting a donkey for the axe, 7.5cm

1930s French brass firemens' helmet with Fasces axe badge and flaming grenade to comb, with leather chinstrap

Good quality late eighteenth / early nineteenth century Indo-Persian Tabarzin all steel fighting axe, with ornate gold koftgari floral decoration to octagonal steel shaft and crescent-shaped head, 46cm high - the head 11cm deep

Good quality late eighteenth / early nineteenth century Indo-Persian Tabarzin all steel fighting axe, with ornate gold koftgari floral decoration to crescent-shaped head and knop of octagonal shaft, 56cm high - the head 13cm deep