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Roman Republican Coinage C. Julius Caesar and A. Hirtius, Aureus, Rome, 46 BC; AV (g 7,97; mm 21; h 5); Veiled female head r.; around, C CAESAR COS TER, Rv. Lituus, jug and axe; below, A HIRTIVS PR. Crawford 466/1; Julia 24; Hirtia 2; Sydenham 1018; Calicò 37. Very fine. Starting Price: €1920

A collection of African Tribal Art to include fly swats, axe and other tool etc

A decorative wooden walking stick in the form of an axe. The highly carved shaft, possibly of asiatic origin having a part painted axe head handle

Tribal Art. A Benin type brass axe, cast with an antelope and various animals, 47cm long.

CHINESE RELIEF CARVED JADEITE WARRIOR GROUPA Chinese relief carved jadeite group depicting a tribal warrior with axe. Scene also depicts bats, clouds, trees and rock formations. Raised four character calligraphy marks to lower right in recess. Mottled white, pale to apple green jade tones throughout. 19th/20th century. Includes fitted wooden silver inlay base. Measures 5 3/8" height x 5 1/4" width + 2 3/8" base height (13.6cm x 13.3cm + 6cm). Jade weight of 690 grams.

An axe and two picks for rock climbing, shooting stick, two walking sticks and woodworking tools

A collection of garden tools, to include a pick axe, three spades and two forks

A 19th century Indo-Persian battle axe.

Petrol canister, steel pegs and pick axe

Xhosa or Zulu asegai spear, the spatulate iron tip on a copper wire bound wooden shaft, length 136cm;a war axe , the triangular iron blade set in a wooden shaft, length 52cm; a black hairfly whisk on braided leather handle (3)

A tribal axe with carved decoration and a horn tool with leather grip handle.

W.H. Sandon - Crossing the River Axe, Devon, watercolour, signed, 32 x 22 cm Condition Report Small areas of discolouration to the sky

Chinese modern reproduction decorative ceramics: two neck pillows modelled as infant boy and girl, blue and white; a glazed stoneware ashtray in the form of a caparisoned elephant, impressed marks KM M2 (height 13.5cm); and a glazed stoneware figure of stern dignitary in red robe holding (detached) ceremonial axe (height 42cm)

A Flint Axe Head and a quantity of various other similar ancient axe heads etc

An early 20th century Japanese ivory carving of a woodcutter carrying a bundle of wood and an axe whilst wearing a hat - all on shaped rectangular base. Signed to base. (a/f)

A large Eastern axe head, a plated hors d`oeuvre tray and other similar items

An ivory Woodsman, c.1880, standing shouldering two bundles of faggots, his gourd and axe in his sash, the whole coral coloured, lacks signature reserve and stick, 19.3cm high It is difficult to conceive this figure being artificially stained intentionally; it is either some subsequent accidental event or pigmentation in the tusk. It is known that the colour of ivory depends on what the elephant ate, but this tint has not been previously noted.

VACHERON & CONSTANTIN (Poche en or rose réf. 203699), vers 1920. Montre de poche en or rose (numérotée et poinçonnée). Cadran argenté à chiffres arabes peints stylisés et chemin de fer. Aiguilles Breguet en or rose et cadran petites secondes à 6h. Réglage des aiguilles à 11h. Mouvement : Calibre mécanique à remontage manuel, échappement à ancre signé VACHERON & CONSTANTIN / 334082 Swiss. Diam. : 50 mm. État : Dans l`état (Boîtier avec léger choc) - (Calibre avec axe de balancier cassé) (Écrin Lip) (Poids brut 88,40 g) .

An early 20th century cast metal figure of a miner holding a lamp in his left hand and with axe on a naturalistically modelled base and raised on a marble platform, height 22.5cm.

A late 18th century French naval boarding axe with wooden shaft, stamped "G" and incised with Roman numerals to top of shaft, length 40cm, width of head 26cm. CONDITION REPORT: Length of shaft is 40cm.

A mixed lot comprising two daggers in crocodile skin sheath (one missing), a 19th century African hand axe and Eastern kukri knife.

A GEORGIAN OAK FOUR-PANEL COFFER, the oblong four panel top with incised rails opens on replacement axe-form hinges to reveal the internal storage, with conforming facia, the stile ends extending as legs. 71cm(h) x 156cm(L) x 50cm(d) Splits throughout, edge knocks, marks and scratches, some deterioration to legs, viewing advised.

A COLLECTION OF SUNDRY/CURIO ITEMS a miscellaneous group of items including silver spoons, brooches, sporting badges, a 9ct gold brooch, various coins, tokens and medallions, axe heads, antiquities, a winged phallus and a symbol of fertility (qty) Various conditions viewing advised.

An early/mid-20th Century axe with wooden handle, marked `W. Gilpin`, length approx 38.5cm, with leather cover.

WORTLEY AXE J. The Horse. 9 vols. Chromolitho & other plates. Quarto. Orig. green Art Nouveau style cloth gilt, some wear. 1907.

Mannering (George Edward). With Axe and Rope in the New Zealand Alps, 1st ed., 1891, folding map, b & w plates, pubs. 24 pp. list at end, previous owner stamps, a few spots, original burgundy cloth gilt, spine faded, light dampstains, 8vo, together with Ross (Malcolm), A Climber in New Zealand, 1st ed., 1914, half tone plates (one loose), 8 pp. ads at end, one leaf torn from rough opening at end, a few spots, previous owner isncription, original green cloth, joints slightly rubbed, 8vo, plus Turner (Samuel), The Conquest of the New Zealand Alps, 1st ed., 1922, portrait frontispiece, map & half-tone plates, a couple of leaves loose, a few spots, original blue cloth, 8vo. (3)

George (Hereford Brooke). The Oberland and its Glaciers: Explored and Illustrated with Ice-axe and Camera, 1st ed., Alfred. W. Bennett, 1866, 28 mounted albumen photographs by Ernest Edwards, double-page litho. map, lacking front blank, light scattered spotting, orig. green cloth gilt, rubbed to extrems, 4to. Neate G13: “Ernest Edwards was considered to be the best of the early amateur Alpine photograpers”. (1)

Mannering (George Edward). With Axe and Rope in the New Zealand Alps, 1st ed., 1891, folding map, numerous b & w plates, publisher’s catalogue to rear, orig. cloth gilt, chipped to upper corners, 8vo. Neate M40: “Memoirs of a New Zealand mountaineer who was responsible for much exploration and survey work in the Mount Cook area. Co-founder of the New Zealand Alpine Club with A.P. Harper”. (1)

* Ice Picks. An Austrian ice/mountaineering climbing pick axe by Fulpmes, circa 1920, the oak haft with steel cup and spike, with steel head stamped ‘Werkgen Fulpmes’ additionally stamped ‘Garantie’, approx. 100cm (39.5 ins) overall, together with a similar axe by Stubai Mod Wallner circa 1950, with oak haft and steel cup and spike, the steel head stamped accordingly ‘Made in Austria’, with brown leather covers, 75cm (29.5 ins) overall (2)

* Irvine (Andrew Comyn, 1902-1924). The Original 1924 Mount Everest Expedition Agreement, signed and dated by Irvine, 19 November 1923, comprising one typed covering letter on Mount Everest Committee headed notepaper, dated 17 November 1923, signed by Sydney Spencer, Joint Secretary, and two typed pages explaining the details of the agreement, the second page signed in black ink by A. Comyn Irvine and dated 19 Nov. 23, lightly creased where previously folded, with original manilla envelope. Andrew ‘Sandy’ Comyn Irvine (6 April 1904-8 June 1924) was an English mountaineer who took part in the 1924 British Expedition (the third British expedition to the world’s highest 8,848m mountain). The expedition made two unsuccessful attempts on the summit in early June and there was time for one more before heavy snowfall would make climbing too dangerous. This last chance fell to the expedition’s most experienced climber, George Mallory and to the surprise of other expedition members, Mallory chose as his companion the young and inexperienced Irvine above the older, more seasoned climber, Noel Odell. Mallory and Irvine began their ascent on 6th June and by the end of the next day, the pair had established a final two-man camp at 8,168m (26,800 feet) from which to make their final push on the summit. Both Mallory and Irvine disappeared somewhere high on the mountain’s north east ridge and it has never been established whether or not they reached the summit. An ice axe, possibly belonging to Irvine was found in 1933 and in May 1999, a 1924 oxygen cylinder was found (but not recovered until May 1999), which almost certainly belonged to Mallory and Irvine. Mallory’s body was discovered in May 1999 but Irvine has never been found. It has been suggested that this historical and poignant document is in effect a signed death warrant. (4)

An Indian Steel Khula Khud, the foliate engraved skull surmounted by a square tapering spike, set with two plume holders, with chain mail neck guard; a Chain Mail Shirt, made up of interlaced circular links, with shoulder length sleeves, the neck trimmed with red cloth; an Indian Steel Axe, with crescent shape blade and tubular haft. (3)

A Pair of Cast Iron Halberd Heads in the 16th Century Style, each with central double edge blade, curved axe head and scroll beak, on a tapering cylindrical socket, all incised with tendrils, 64cm

A Zulu Knobkerrie, with large globular head, the tapering cylindrical haft bound with bands of woven copper and brass wire, 63cm; a Zulu Wood Haft for an Axe, the square section crescent shape head set with numerous brass studs and pierced with hole for the axe head tang (missing), the cylindrical haft with a woven brass and steel wire collar and grip, 61cm (2)

A Shona Axe, South East Africa, the crescent shape blade firmly set into the swollen head of the wood haft, with two woven wire bands, 80cm; a Very Similar Axe, the wood haft with square section head firmly set with the crescent shape blade, 79cm (2)

A Chokwe Small Axe, the 17cm fanned iron blade with raised medial ridge to each side, faint stippled decoration of overlapping leaves and ringed tang inserted into the brass studded right angled cylindrical head of the wood haft, 45cm

A Shona Small Axe, with crescent shape blade on a rectangular tang inserted into the swelling pommel of the wood haft, 50cm

A Zulu Knobkerrie, with globular head and cylindrical haft, slightly flared at the butt, 79cm; a Songye Axe, with crescent shape head on a flat rectangular tang inserted into the swollen pommel of the cylindrical haft, bound with woven brass wire bands, 82cm (2)

Two specimen stone axe heads of prehistoric origins (2).

Zanzibar : (SG 434) 1964 Axe Spear & Dagger 5c complete folded sheet of 50 u.m.

PAINTED CAST IRON DOOR STOP. modelled as a kilted member of the Blackwatch with a battle axe or skullcutter, on a naturalistic ground. 36.5cm high, 35.5cm wide.

A 19th century Indo Persian metal mounted leather dhal of shaped circular form, d. 55 cm, together with a chip carved ceremonial axe and a sword CONDITION REPORT: Shield with damage and losses, the axe structurally sound, the sword tired

An Indian bronze axe cast with a squirrel and staghead terminal inset with coloured beads, 29cm long and an African hardwood axe with curved blade, 55.5cm (2)

Dutch carved wooden box with picture panel to lid and an ice axe.

Compas d`épaisseur de tailleur de pierre en fer forgé et découpé. Branches à engagement simple, pointes arquées à section losangée, axe de rotation à décor de fleuron, rencontres de la pointe et de la branche ornées de découpes formant un cœur ; inscription estampée YVONNET. , Fin du XVIIIe/début du XIXe siècle, Longueur : 52 cm

A continental Timberman`s wooden handled axe - used for trimming wooden beams. Circa 1800.

A Danish flint axe head.

An eastern hard stone carving of a ceremonial axe

19TH CENTURY TRIBAL CEREMONIAL AXE, from the Songye people, Congo, the iron crescent blade supported by twisted and welded bars, mounted on its copper covered shaft. 16" Long.

An archaic axe-head, six `Jade` dishes and other similar items

A ceremonial axe, the iron blade and stem with foliate engraved decoration each side with the Royal Arms of England with three lions passant, to a stained wood handle, 21¾in (55cm) long.

Nine metal spear heads, 18in (45.6cm) long, max. and an eastern axe head with a seated figure and marked with calligraphy. (10)

A circa 1900s Japanese ivory figure of a farmer, standing with his head turned to the right, one hand holding a small axe and the other hand holding a chrysanthemum branch on his shoulder, height 27cm (illustrated).

A small pale celadon green jade seal 5x4cm, also some seven lots of jade figures of various designs and ages to include a archaising axe, 8cm, a celadon white tiger, 9cm, a monkey on Ruyi clouds, 6cm, a turtle, 5.5cm, a Shaman Ox God, 9.4cm, a double sided head of an angry figure, 7cm, and a horse figure carved both sides .

AN INDIAN STEEL AND BRASS HEADED SMALL AXE with metal mounts to either end of the wooden shaft, 22 1/2" long overall

An 18c German/Austrian goosewing side axe with two touch marks and other decoration, 12" edge G+

A rare 18c German/Austrian L/H goosewing side axe with three scimitar touch marks, 13" edge G

A very rare 16/17c German clog makers axe, possibly ceremonial, beautifully cast as a bearded man with dog in tangled scene, the 6" blade with 6" edge and bulbous handle (illustrated and discussed Russell fig 152) G

A small 18c axe head with tulip style decoration and 2 1/2" edge (illustrated Russell fig 155) G+

An early European side axe head with punch decoration and M. I. and V. I. 5 1/2" edge G

An 18c French sabotiers side axe with simple decoration to blade and 9" edge G