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Firemens` brass Merryweather-type dress helmet with embossed diagon decoration to comb and crossed axe and pump badge and leather liner

The Gresham Publishing Company -"The Horse, its treatment in health and disease", edited by Prof.J. Wortley Axe, Vols. 1-9, with Art Nouveau green cloth and gilt inscribed boards, G.A. FOTHERGILL "Hunting, Racing, Coaching & Boxing Ballads" inscribed by the author "With best wishes for a happy and prosperous married life, June 1931", 30 volumes "The Horsemans Year" circa 1950`s/1960`s, and a quantity of various other riding and horse related titles (4 boxes)

PROF. J. WORTLEY AXE (edited) "The Horse, its treatment in health and disease", Vol. 1-9, published The Gresham Publishing Company, 1905

A Southern Indian axe, moustache shaped blade 10”, the wooden haft 36” with brass ferrules and brass wire binding. GC

6 various African knives, in leather covered sheaths, a Zulu axe, 2 kukris in sheaths; 3 middle eastern jambiyas; a stone hilted Pesh Kabz; a small German hunting knife; 2 Indian arrows; and 15 various other knives. Average QGC to GC

A Macfarlane Lang & Co. Yule Log Biscuit, lithographed with three winter scenes to sides, the lid inset with a tinplate axe; A Boxed Chad Valley Cunard White Star `R.M.S. Queen Mary` Wooden Jigsaw Puzzle (2)

WWII – Adolf Hitler a remarkable volume of manuscript poetry written by Otto Brenner who has written extensively on the virtues of Hitler and the Third Reich. 88 pp 8vo written on rectos only blue card wrappers. The volume is divided into two chapters each marked with a drawing – the first shows a cross beaming down on a swastika and is entitled ‘Blon am Kreuz’ [Light on the Cross]. The second depicts a rotating swastika with one of its beams shining down on a broken cross entitled ‘Axt ans kreuz’ [Axe to the Cross]. The manuscript is dated August 1934. The dedication page reads : [trans] ‘His Excellency Reichschancellor Adolf Hitler the first pure German leader for a pure German Reich dedicated with thanks and on occasion of the taking charge over the Reichsupremacy...’ Together with a partial typed translation and a letter of provenance stating that this was found in one of the office rooms in Hitler’s Chancellery in Berlin in April 1947.

AN ANTIQUE CONTINENTAL POTTERY GNOME, probably Austrian/German, wearing an apron and holding a pick-axe, impressed BB 4158 and Def to the base, 16" high

BILLINGTON JAMES H, The Icon and the Axe, together with a quantity of novels, fiction, biographies etc, some with dust jackets, (36 volumes approximately).

Peak Frean & Co Ltd - an early 20th century fluted oval tea caddy, brass axe head handle, printed in gilt with bands of stylised leaves and flowerheads, shield shaped escutcheon and leafy roundels, on a blue ground, 12cm high, 16.5cm wide, 12.5cm deep, c.1902; another, conforming; another, brown (3)

An early 20th century biscuit/confectionery tin, in the form of a canted square vase, printed in polychrome with a young boy within a ribbon-tied laurel wreath cartouche, picked out in gilt with rams` heads, swags and trompe l`eoil flutes on a green ground, loose axe head handles to sides, 27cm high, 14cm square, c.1920

An adze and an axe

A carved Oriental brown hard stone recumbent cow, seated on all fours, head raised, length 9 cm, a carved green hard stone bowl, decorated with flowers and foliage, width 18 cm, a carved mythical beast decorated seal, width 11 cm, a carved green and white brush pot, decorated with figures and foliage, height 10 cm, a carved axe head, a carved desk seal and a carved vessel, (7).

A JAPANESE IVORY OKIMONO of a peasant carrying an axe and pannier on his back, Meiji period, and another of a peasant carrying a water pitcher, 5½" (2). See illustration.

An African tribal hardwood headrest, and a wooden axe

A Collection of Walking Sticks, Axe and Parasol

A mini sledge, axe and club hammer set

A fibreglass axe and log splitter and a mattock

A PERSIAN ZAND PERIOD STEEL AND DAMESCENE CEREMONIAL AXE with stylised decoration, 23 1/2" long.

Britains, Johillco etc. 2 Britains Tumbrel in dark green and light blue. Both complete with heavy horses and figures. Both boxed, some wear. Plus a one horse plough (in original paint) also complete. A selection of rare/not so common Britain’s figures. Boy with stick, boy with lantern, man with pick axe, 2 Boy Scouts, dairy man with yoke and pails, Seed Sower, young girl, Station Master, Salvation Army figure, Vicar, curate slim Vicar, yachtsman and golfer with clubs. Johillco garden summer house. Plus 2 Roydon heavy horses, one with its rear leg raised for a Farrier to work on. GC-Mint.

Charbens/Johillco/Crescent. Road Repair squad-watchman with hut, seated in box with brazier, man with drill, man shovel, heavy horse with roller. 3 heavy horses, 3 ponies, milk maid, swan, squire with shotgun, 3 ducks and 2 geese. Also 10 Crescent farm workers-lady milking, 2 girls with buckets, 2 men with pitch forks, man digging etc. Plus assorted farm workers by various makes-2 ladies with buckets, child with dog, lady with sack, man with axe, driver, child with bag etc. Railway staff by various makers (6) and 7 railway passengers by Johillco. Mint.

A 19th Century presentation fireman’s axe, 15½” overall, the iron head stamped “Shand Mason & Co”, wooden haft with chequered grip bearing shield shaped silver plaque engraved “C.F.B Presented to Captain Hitchcock for Services Rendered 1889”. Basically GC (the head pitted, some old worm to haft) Plate 7

A heavy cast iron Indo Persian axe, 21” overall, the plain 5” head with flat rectangular peen, cord bound grip. GC

A collection of five Neolithic stone implements, circa 2000 B.C. to include a large black polished axe, with curved cutting edge, tapering in to a narrow butt, 24cm long; a similar smaller black polished axe, 11cm long, with two labels `Stone celt [axe] found at Kemnay, Aberdeenshire`, the other label bears the number `11`; a similar grey polished axe, 11.5cm long; a small black polished axe, with curved cutting edge, 6cm long; a Palaeolithic flint hand-axe, 8.5cm long, marked `Mildenhali` in black ink; a black stone axe, with curved cutting edge, later cane handle with rope binding, axe 10.5cm long, handle 32cm long (6) Note: These items have been assessed by the Treasure Trove unit and are legal to sell. Provenance: From the collection of James Curle (1862-1944) of Priorwood House, Melrose and thence by descent.

A collection of Bronze Age and later implements to include a flanged bronze palstave, cast with a pronounced straight stop, flared cutting edge, 9.5cm long; another example with pronounced flanged edges, flared cutting edge, 11cm long; a flat bronze axe, flared cutting edge, 11cm long; a small example with a flared cutting edge, 5.5.cm long; a flanged bronze axehead, 10cm long; a bronze spearhead of leaf shape, with a raised medial rib, flanked by two raised ridges, with two side-loops and a flaring cylindrical socket, 21.5cm long; a small bronze spearhead of leaf shape, with a raised medial rib, two side loops and a flaring cylindrical socket, 8cm long (7) Note: These items have been assessed by the Treasure Trove unit and are legal to sell. Provenance: From the collection of James Curle (1862-1944) of Priorwood House, Melrose and thence by descent.

A mahogany collector`s cabinet with four drawers, each with turned ivory handles, containing fifteen axe heads of various sizes, thrity-one arrow heads; a Roman oil lamp; and thirty-three fossils and various early stone weights 33cm wide, 46cm high, 20cm deep Note: These items have been assessed by the Treasure Trove unit and are legal to sell. The collection of stone axe heads include an example from Egypt, a greenstone [of Langdale, Cumbria] example found in Dumfriesshire. Two examples from the West Linton area can be found amongst the arrow heads. The fossils include six ammonites and a shark`s tooth.

A small Japanese carved ivory group, with a woodsman, Meiji Period, the woodsman standing, holding an axe, carrying a basket and child, with an attendant figure carrying a kettle, six-character mark, 7.5cms, (3") and another small group with a metal worker, modelled kneeling, beating a sword blade, a standing figure looking on, two-character mark, 5cms, (2"), (2).

A RUSSIAN PARCEL-GILT SILVER PINEAPPLE CUP AND COVER MOSCOW, 1744, INDISTINCT CYRILLIC MAKER'S MARK The stem in form of a tree trunk with applied man with raised axe 9½ in. (24 cm.) high 8.3 oz. (258 gr.) View on Christie's.com

A LARGE GROUP OF MILITARY, CIVIL AND ALTHORP ESTATE ITEMS 19TH 20TH CENTURY Including a Medical Staff Officer's cocked hat in tin; an Althorp estate fireman's Shandon Mason brass helmet and axe, the latter by Moore, Tichburne St., the butt with reversed Spencer monogram, hardwood grip-scales, and brown leather belt-sheath; a Cambridge University Rifle Volunteers brown leather belt and pouch, circa 1860, with a second later pouch; a Royal Engineer officer's bullion sword belt; a pair of mid-19th century silver bullion epaulettes with Spencer crested buttons and Earl's coronets; a Sam Browne with two ammunition pouches and a Webley revolver holster; a foreign service helmet plume in tin; a First World War period campaign wash basin and blow-up pillow; a large quantity of military and household buttons and post-war racing event badges; and other items Cocked hat 6¾ in. (17 cm.) high View on Christie's.com

A Ming dynasty style carved spinach jade fish, decorated with stars to back, length 9.5 cm, a green jade style axe head, width 9 cm, a Sung dynasty style mythical creature, width 9 cm, a jade Ming dynasty style beast seal, height 6 cm, another two similar, a hard stone dragon decorated wine cup, height 7 cm, a carved nephrite basket of flowers, height 5.5 cm, a small carved bowl, decorated with flowering trees, width 4 cm, two other carved items, (11).

An extremely rare nickel axe head champagne tap, with swivel point.

Six taps; four with spouts; two with twin axe head handles, the larger marked FARROW & JACKSON. (6)

A COMPOSITE AXE with crescentic stone head, and short haft of patinated bone 23cm; 9in

AN INDIAN PARRYING SHIELD (MADU), AND AN INDO-PERSIAN AXE, 19TH CENTURY the first of characteristic form, the horns with steel basal caps, steel shield faced with brass pierced with designs of foliage inhabited by exotic birds on a blue fabric ground; and the second with etched crescentic head decorated on each side with scrolling foliage inhabited by a demi-figure, exotic birds and animals, fitted with central spike, and tubular haft the first: 93cm; 36 5/8in (2)

AN AFRICAN DAGGER, AXE AND SPEAR the first with medially-ridged tapering blade, carved wooden grip bound with plaited rattan bands, in its carved wooden scabbard; the second with decorated axe-blade, and figured wooden haft swelling at the top; and the third formed of a leaf-shaped blade with tapering socket, long haft, and retaining its original iron finial 24cm; 9 1/2in (3)

A NORTH EUROPEAN HALBERD, 18TH CENTURY with tapering central spike, curved axe-blade, flat rear spike, tapering socket, and a pair of long straps, on a wooden haft (the head pitted) 66cm; 26in head

A FINE INDO-PERSIAN HELMET (KULAH-KHUD) with domed skull fitted with an additional band around the base pierced with calligraphic panels, decorated over its surface with damascening and fitted with tall central spike rising from a pierced moulded base, a pair of plume-holders at the front, sliding nasal pierced at the top with original owner`s name and retained by a thumb-screw, all decorated with matching designs of damascening, original mail neck-defence of brass and steel links and complete with its red fabric lining, the main 25cm high, and A MATCHING FINE GOLD INDO-PERSIAN AXE the crescent blade profusely damascened in gold colour with pierced geometric and floral patterns, square pean with inscriptions, the damascened shaft spiral twist with removeable octagonal handle revealing a dagger, 80cm long Note: The pierced panels likely refer to the original owners family name

A Tribal axe with stone head, on a carved handle, the head held in place by a plaited twine string, 45.5cm (18") long.

An interesting quantity of various early Fossils and early Axe Heads/Arrow Heads etc.,

An unusual hand wrought Axe having carved patinated sabre shaped handle (probably Continental)

An Islamic metal axe head, pierced with Arabic script and scrollwork, highlight in gilding, 29.5cm. long

A late C19th / early C20th Ceremonial Hardwood Axe from the Solomon Islands with pierced knop to handle, 33" long

A Brass Merryweather Type Fireman`s Helmet, with folded rim, dragon embossed comb (dented) and crossed axe and hose helmet plate, lacks chin strap; a Brass and Copper Firehose Nozzle, the tip stamped 5/8 John Morris & Sons Ltd., Salford, 47cm - dented. (2)

A 17th Century German Parade Halberd, the broad blade with medial ridge and wavy base, crescent shape axe head and broad down-curved fluke, all chiselled with foliate strapwork, a crowned L, armorial shield and a crowned double headed eagle, with square socket and a pair of long straps on the wood haft, now covered in brass studded crimson velvet, with tassel fringe, 271cm long.

A 16th Century Swiss/German Halberd, with forward leaning slightly curved axe head pierced with three sets of triple circular holes, the curved fluke with foundry mark, long diamond section spike, with a pair of long straps, each set with a brass rosette, on a later oak haft set with an additional pair of later straps, 218cm long.

A Zulu Axe, the fanned T shape blade incised with diapered panels, the tang with folded tip set into the swollen ovoid head, the cylindrical wood haft bound at the neck and butt with woven brass wire, 81cm long; An African Hardwood Throwing Club, of light honey colour, with bulbous head, the tapered haft with leather bound grip, 50cm long. (2)

An Indian Axe, the serpentine shaped socket head mounted on a wire bound wood haft with bronze pommel cast with concentric scalloped motifs and with socket possibly for a tuft of hair; a similar smaller axe, less decorative, with plain wood haft; an African Asigai, with leaf shape blade, hide bound wood haft and spatula shaped iron butt; a small African Thumb Piano. (4)

A Congo Bone Handled Axe, the fanned steel head with tang inserted through the bone haft, carved as the figure of a man standing on the head of another and with wire bound conical headdress forming the pommel, 33cm long; an Australian Boomerang, non return, with adzed decoration, 57cm long. (2)

A 9ct gold double axe pendant, on a curb linked flattened chain, also a circular locket inset with seed pearl, a 9ct gold signet ring and a 333 marked ring, 20g (4)

A collection of miscellaneous items, including a 9ct gold swivel fob, set with carneline and bloodstone, a silver needle case, a base metal book mark modelled as an axe, enamel box and other items (a parcel)

A 20th Century cast bronze model of a standing Rottweiler and a cast iron doorstep in the form of a man carrying an axe, accompanied by a dog.

An axe, length 39cms

An axe, length 75cms

An axe, length 72cms

A fine and rare Persian C18th Zand period Silver Damascened small Steel Axe or Tabarzin. The axe head with typical hammer back and inlaid with stylised flowers and with evidence of similar decoration to the slender shaft.

A SOVIET PRESENTATION STEEL AXE-HEAD ZLIT. INSTRUMENTS FACTORY, CIRCA 1925 Acid-etched on either side with scenes emblematic of Agriculture and Industry and highlighted in black and gilt, a Cyrillic inscription on back giving name of factory 6½ in. long (16.8 cm.) View on Christie's.com

A Yellow River Culture (3000 BC) jade axe head, the blade edge rounded from the pink toned pale brown stone, the rectangular shape tapering away from the blade to a hole drilled in the other end, 16.5 x 9.5cm (6.5 x 3.5in)

A 1st Life Guards farriers ceremonial axe, 86cm

A large Japanese walrus ivory okimono of a woodsman, carrying an axe in one hand and a carrier with bundles of wood on his back, he wears a short robe with various diaper designs and stands on a lobed base, signed Gyokushi, 43cm high, with wood base

Two, Han Dynasty painted pottery figures, both with detachable heads, one holding a spear, the other with one hand by his side holding an axe, traces of paint to each figure and on custom perspex display stands, 45in. (114cms) high, sold with individual TL certificates No C198j73 and No C198j72 from Oxford Authentication.