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A little used European bearded side axe with makers mark and orig bulbous ash handle with 9" edge G++

A European bearded side axe with yew wood bulbous handle and 9" edge G

A small, rare left hand side axe with "tree of life" decoration 6" edge G+

A little used coachmakers side axe by WARD with ash handle and 7" edge G++

A reproduction metal axe and a cleaver (2, various dimensions).

PORCELAIN-A LATE 19TH/ERLY 20TH CENTURY FRENCH PORCELAIN BOX fashioned as a fleur de lys with polychrome crested lid and gilt surround, bears incised axe mark underside, 4.5cm x 19cm

A new fibreglass axe and log splitter

A new sledge, axe and club hammer set

A society ceremonial dagger, the gilt bronze figural handle, modelled as a native warrior wrestling a large serpent armed with an axe, the serpents wide open mouth at hilt supporting a double edged blade with engraved acorn serpent design, in gilt bronze mounted scabbard (2)

Late 18th Early 19th century portrait of a gentleman in armour holding an axe unsigned oil on canvas PROVENANCE: Removed from More Place, Wonham Lane, Betchworth, Surrey for convenience of sale. 48 x 39in. (121.92 x 99.06cm)

A Similar Axe Head, 24cm high

Late 17th Century oak chest of four long drawers, each having stepped mouldings and brass axe head handles, 96.5cm wide

AN ARCHAIC BRONZE SWORD, DAGGER, DAGGER-AXE AND GROUP OF BELT HOOKS, AXLE FITTINGS, HARNESS ATTACHMENTS AND ARROWS, MAINLY WARRING STATES the sword with flat tapered blade on both sides recessed, the hilt with taotie mask and rod grip with two rings and flat pommel, 57cm l (approximately 45) ++The three weapons with corrosion, some of the other items heavily worn, others relatively well preserved, some mounted on wire in modern frames for display

AN OYSTER VENEER WALNUT DWARF CHEST ON STAND BY CHARLES TOZER OF LONDON of Georgian I style, the top herringbone and crossbanded, having an ovolu moulded rim, above a pull slide and three drawers with gilded petal plate and axe-head drop handles within a `D` moulded drawer frame, the stand fitted with a further drawer above an ogee shaped apron on cabriole legs with pad feet, early 20th century. See illustration

An African knobkerry with hole in the bulbous head 76cm and an African engraved brass axe with leather wrapped shaft 52cm (2)

A set of three hand tools incl. mini sledge, axe and club hammer.

A fibreglass handled axe and log splitter.

A tribal Axe with metal blade and ebonised style carved handle with elephant.

A Presentation Fire Axe and Badge to Leading Fireman A.Garrard Long Stratton Fire Brigade on Wood Plaque

A Mdina glass `Axe head` fish vase, unsigned, possibly by Michael Harris 28.5cm high

A Frederick Hurten Rhead vase, the tapering cylindrical vase of slender form and decorated with a mythical beast carrying an axe, within a wooded landscape, decorated in polychrome enamels, signed in blue (at fault), 45cm high

* A provincial carved oak alms box, 19th century, an iron and wooden African tribal axe, with hand forged axe blade also a carved wooden double ended African tribal Dan spoon. (3)

An African war axe together with three various tribal daggers and an embossed leather powder flask (5)

A 19th Century Middle Eastern style brass bound Axe with steel blade, inserted dagger within handle, Provenance: Hutten John, Cumberland, seat of Mr Ferdinand Hudleston

A pair of gilt metal filigree tazzas with circular painted panels for Warwick Castle and a village scene, 8 ins diam and a pair of primitive axe weapons

A Victorian brass fireman`s helmet with raised comb and embossed dragon decoration, with crossed axe and fire hose badge, with leather lining and chin strap (illustrated)

PULMAN, GEORGE P.R. The Book of the Axe, 1854. 8vo., orig. cloth gilt (spine faded, head and tail frayed). Folding map (loose), tinted lithographic plates and text illustrations.

Teddy Bears and Golliwogs, Romy Roeder, signed, Teddy Bears on Paper, Susan B. Nicholson, Taylor 1985, The Magic Of Merrrythought, Axe, Hobby House, 1986, Steiff, Sensational Teddy Bears, Pistorius, 1990, Steiff 1993 Catalogue.

AN ETHNIC, POSSIBLY AFRICAN, BATTLE AXE, 20" long, together with an antique pistol stock with engraved brass mounts, 19" long (2).

A MDINA GLASS `FISH` OR `AXE HEAD` VASE DESIGNED BY MICHAEL HARRIS, ENGRAVED SIGNATURE, MDINA GLASS AND DATE 1975, A MDINA GLASS FISH, PAPER LABEL AND A VICTORIA EARTHENWARE TILE, PRINTED IN SEPIA AND PAINTED WITH A CASTLE

BADEN-POWELL ROBERT: (1857-1941) British Lieutenant General, founder of the Scout movement. D.S., Baden Powell of Gilwell, as Chief Scout, one page, oblong folio, Gilwell Park, August 1938. The green printed document is a Course Certificate, number 43, presented to an unidentified Scout for their participation in a Training Course for Scouters at Roe Wen, North Wales, 23rd July-28th August 1938. The certificate has a green printed border of a rope with an axe and log at the base. Matted in ivory to an overall size of 13 x 12. VG

An Arts and Crafts silk embroidered portiere dated 1886 with axe and oak tree armorial cartouches, decorated with peacocks and flower filled jardinieres, fringed ends, 154 x 41cm

Ainslie (Kathleen). Votes for Catharine Susan and Me, Castell, [1910], chromo. illusts. throughout, orig. card wrappers, with col. pictorial wrap-around d.j., edges a little rubbed and toned, front panel with contemp. ms. name at head, rear turn-in with Hamley’s oval sticker, sm. 4to. One of the rarest titles in Kathleen Ainslie’s series of little books, and a particularly interesting one, coming some eight years before women were granted the vote. The suffragette movement in the United Kingdom was particularly militant, with some of its members committing vandalism and assault: churches were firebombed, windows were smashed, MPs were terrorised, and an axe was even thrown at Prime Minister Asquith. Numerous activists were imprisoned and then force-fed when they went on hunger strikes. Ainslie captures the mood of the time in humorous fashion, with the two Dutch dolls joining the suffrage movement, fighting policemen at Westminster with pots and pans and smashing windows, taking to the skies in a Heath Robinson contraption, falling out onto the Prime Minister’s car, being imprisoned and made to eat chocolates, and finally being released. Four years after Ainslie’s book was published the First World War brought a halt to the public campaign, and at the end of the war women were granted the vote. (1)

A Victorian Ebonised Walnut Truncheon by Field, 233 Holborn, London, the the main body painted with a Queen`s crown over a faint cypher, and stamped 3 over 18, with ribbed grip, the pommel stamped with maker`s name, 44cm; a Mounted Police Officer`s Mahogany Truncheon by Hiatt & Co. Ltd., Birmingham, 60.5cm, in a spring loaded leather case; an Ebonised Truncheon, with leather wrist strap; a Fireman`s Axe, the head stamped Gilpins, 56, with ash haft and leather frog, originally from Newcastle & Gateshead Fire Service. (4)

Fine bronze socketed and looped axe, British Bronze Age, circa. 800-600 BC., 5" PROVENANCE; Henk Huffener "A Cabinet of Curiosities"

Miscellaneous group of ancient bronze implements including arrowheads; flat knives; Roman surgical spoon; and small bronze axe (Almerian, provenance) PROVENANCE; Henk Huffener "A Cabinet of Curiosities"

Chinese archaic style axe-head, 3.5" PROVENANCE; Henk Huffener "A Cabinet of Curiosities"

Chinese bronze ritual axe head with inset nephrite plaque and four turquoise stones; and three other bronze and hardstone ritual pieces. 11" max. (4 pieces) PROVENANCE; Henk Huffener "A Cabinet of Curiosities"

An Indian Brass Double Headed Axe, the crescent shape blades centred by a spike, on a cylindrical haft with swollen grip and pommel, the whole engraved with scalework and tendrils; an Indian Dagger, with trifurcated steel blade etched with figures, waisted steel grip and scabbard etched and engraved with birds amidst foliage. (2)

A Kota Reliquary Figure, the dished face covered in strips of sheet brass, with copper eyes, 46cm high; a Punu Wood Mask, with high domed coiffure, domed forehead, small slit eyes and pouting mouth, covered in a white pigment; a Similar Smaller Wood Mask, with red and white painted face; a Congo Wood Mask, with domed forehead conical eyes and pointed chin, painted in red, black and white pigments - cracked; an African Axe, with narrow wrought iron blade set through the wood haft carved as the stylised head of a man, incised with fish. (5)

A 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE IVORY OKIMONO modelled as a lumberjack, holding an axe in one hand, with a basket of wood by his side. Few minor repairs. 5ins high.

An early 20th Century Eastern axe head walking stick with incised and pricked decoration highlighted in colour, tapering shaft with wooden axe head handle, 91 cm long

A wooden and metal axe head walking stick, the rusted handle with incised decoration, the tapering shaft initialled in relief "L A J", mounted to side with ringlets and gilt metal tip, 94 cm long

An early 20th Century ebonised wirework and mother of pearl inlaid axe head shaped walking stick dated "1911" and inscribed "Zakopane" amidst bands of heart-shaped and bordered decoration, with tapering shaft to a metal pegged base

A GERMAN ETCHED HALBERD, CIRCA 1580-90, PROBABLY BRUNSWICK with broad medially ridged leaf-shaped central blade etched with a chevron pattern on each side, small crescentic axe blade stamped `15` on one side, slender fluke formed with an up-turned lug and struck with a clover leaf mark on one side, faceted socket and a pair of plain straps, on an early wooden haft carved with a nodular pattern (the centre wormed and now in two pieces), with a spiked iron shoe 45.6cm; 18in head A halberd of similar form and struck with the same mark was sold Sotheby`s, Marienburg, October 2005, lot 260. Another is preserved in the Landeszeughaus, Graz.

A GERMAN HALBERD, MID-16TH CENTURY with central knife-like blade formed with a single cutting edge, axe-blade with near-straight leading edge, off-set triangular fluke cut with a pair of cusps beneath, stamped with a mark on one side, and a pair of long straps, on a wooden haft 52cm; 20 1/2in head

A group of stone implements, inlcuding: a nephrite axe head, 5 1/2in. (14cms); a Toki Pounamu axe head 4 1/4in. (10.5cms); a small stone adze with old label, "Moriori Adze Chatham Isd Mrs Nairi Pomari", 2in. (5cms); and a nephrite pendant, 4 1/4in. (11cms).

An early 19th Century Pembroke work table, the mahogany top with two flaps crossbanded in satinwood and rosewood, fitted with two drawers and two dummy drawers, the drawers inlaid in ebony with axe head handles, the whole raised on ring turned and tapered legs terminating in brass capped castors, 20 x 16 1/2 x 29in. (51 x 42 x 73.5cms).

A fibreglass axe and log splitter

An Indian axe with a turned wooden handle

A Multitool retailed by J.C. Vickery, Regent Street, London, the nickel plated tool has a pair of pliers with an axe, a hammer and wire cutters in leather pouch.

AN EARLY BRONZE BATTLE AXE HEAD with old label inscribed `Head of battle axe, Bronze Age, found in brook at Harvington`

A late 19th century Persian tile in hardwood frame, moulded and painted with a Shah confirmed in authority as he stands on a swordsman, his axe man on one side, an inscribed vignette above, 33 x 35cm (13 x 13.75in) (D)

A Japanese carved ivory group of a Man holding an axe, accompanied by a child on an oblong base, signature mark, 4" (10cms) high and a seated ivory figure of a Deity.

A Regency woolwork and painted picture of a woodsman and companion, circa 1815, depicting standing holding an axe underarm and smoking a pipe, within a landscape with cottage in the background, in giltwood frame, 67cm high, 54cm wide

A 16th Century steel executioner`s axe of traditional form, with original collar and associated handle. The blade 51cm.

A 16th /17th Century steel axe head, the blade stamped Lebrun. 36cm.

An African, possibly Benin cast bronze figure, of an immortal holding axe and dismembered torso. 31cm.

A German Porcelain Figure of a Cherub as a Miner, late 19th century, wearing a miner`s lamp and loin cloth, holding an axe, sitting on a coal truck, on a scroll moulded base, 13cm high

A power spotlight, posting hammer, axe, handsaw, jerry can and length of garden hose