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A late 19th century Japanese bamboo war club of tapering form, the foliate incised head above a figure of a Samurai wielding an axe to kill a snake entwined around the shaft in bas relief, with metal end capping 12cm diameter (at head), 111cm long

AN INDO-PERSIAN AXE, LATE 19TH CENTURY AND AN INDIAN ZAGHNAL, LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY the first with crescentic head decorated on each face with gold koftgari, pyramidal central spike, and brass rear pean formed as an elephant (worn), on its steel haft fitted with a concealed spike in the base (basal cap missing); the second in excavated condition, with blade of characteristic form applied with chiselled brass flowers and pierced with pairs of holes at the base (central spike missing), on its steel haft with a later velvet grip the first: 45.7cm; 17 3/4in overall (2) ++The first: the gold koftgari has small areas of wear. The basal cap is missing as per the catalogue description. The second: as per the catalogue description.

TWO AFRICAN AXES AND TWO AFRICAN POWDER-FLASKS, 19TH CENTURY the first axe with engraved flat head formed as a horned monster, rectangular rear blade engraved with a wavy pattern, and hardwood haft with steel cap; the second with engraved head, and hardwood haft studded with domed brass nails; the first powder-flask of ridged pear-shaped form, the outer surface covered with leather studded with domed brass nails, and fitted with a turned ivory nozzle; and the second of horn with large engraved brass mounts enriched with silver scrollwork the first: 54cm; 21 3/8in overall (4)

A SYRIAN AXE HEAD, 19TH CENTURY of crescentic form, chiselled with a small shaped cartouche filled with a bird behind the edge and a larger panel chiselled with flowerheads and foliage on each side, short socket chiselled with pairs of birds, and the rear pean formed as a solid monsterhead 19cm; 7 1/2in high

**AN INDO PERSIAN DHAL, KULAH KHUD AXE AND MACE, 20TH CENTURY the kulah khud with fixed nasal and mail neck-defence, chiselled over its surface with figures and scrolling flowers, and the dhal, mace and axe decorated en suite (4)

A STYRIAN HALBERD, LAST QUARTER OF THE 16TH CENTURY with long tapering central spike, curved axe-blade pierced with three groups of holes and incised with crescents, rear spike stamped with three holes and a circular mark on one side, short socket, and a pair of long straps (one broken), on a wooden haft fitted with an additional pair of straps 76cm; 30in head

A STYRIAN HALBERD, LAST QUARTER OF THE 16TH CENTURY with long tapering central spike of diamond-section, forward-leaning curved axe blade pierced with three groups of circles (the forward tip slightly bent), pierced rear fluke stamped with the mark of Pankraz Taller, in a shield four pellets divided by a saltire, tapering socket, and a pair of long straps, on an early wooden haft fitted with an additional pair of straps (the lower portion replaced) 83cm; 32 3/4in head A number of halberds by this maker are preserved in the Landeszeughaus, Graz.

A STYRIAN HALBERD, LAST QUARTER OF THE 16TH CENTURY with long tapering central spike of diamond-section, forward-leaning curved axe blade pierced with three groups of circles, pierced rear fluke stamped with the mark of Pankraz Taller, tapering socket, and a pair of long straps, on an early wooden haft fitted with an additional pair of straps (the lower portion replaced) 62cm; 24 3/8in head See footnote to previous lot.

AN ITALIAN HALBERD, LATE 16TH CENTURY with central spike of diamond section, forward-leaning crescentic axe-blade with reinforced tip, a pair of pierced lugs behind, and a pair of short straps (surface rust), on a portion of a later wooden haft 64.8cm; 25 1/2in head

A HALBERD, LAST QUARTER OF THE 16TH CENTURY, GERMAN OR SWISS with slender central spike, forward-leaning axe-blade pierced with three groups of holes and with a pair of vestigial lugs behind, rear spike pierced en suite and stamped three pellets back and front and a mark on one side, a pair of long straps, on an early wooden haft enriched with small brass flowerhead nails 53.5cm; 21in head A halberd stamped with same mark is preserved in the Solothurn Zeughaus. See R. Wegeli 1905, cat. no. 487.

TWO GERMAN HALBERDS, THE FIRST MID-16TH CENTURY with tapering central spike flattened at the base, forward leaning axe-blade, rear spike formed with two notches at its base, and a pair of very short straps (painted black throughout), on a later wooden haft; the second in 16th Century style, with two-stage central spike with a mark on one side, forward leaning axe-blade pierced with a quatrefoil, a pair of long straps, on a wooden haft the first: 52.5cm; 20 5/8in head (2)

A GERMAN HALBERD, EARLY 17TH CENTURY AND ANOTHER, 18TH/19TH CENTURY the first with tapering central spike, pierced crescentic axe-blade, rear spike, and a pair of straps (pitted, losses), on a later wooden haft; the second stamped with a mark at the base (pitted); and a socket bayonet (pitted), on a wooden haft the first: 87cm; 34 1/4in head (3)

A HALBERD IN SWISS 16TH CENTURY STYLE with two-stage central spike flattened and widening at the base, slightly curved forward leaning axe-blade pierced with a series of four slipped circles, rear spike,a and a pair of long straps 62cm; 24 1/4in head

A PLUG BAYONET, CIRCA 1680 AND SEVEN FURTHER BAYONETS the first with 9in slightly curved blade double-edged at the point and stamped with a mark, quillon terminals of axe and hammer form, and tapered hardwood plug with iron knop; an early continental socket bayonet for a large bore gun, with pipe-backed blade; along with a Brown Bess socket bayonet; four other Continental socket bayonets; and relic German bayonet (8)

AN AXE, 18TH CENTURY formed of a goosewing-shaped blade stamped with a series of decorative stars and crescents, rectangular rear pean, and short tapering socket (areas of pitting) 37.8cm; 14 3/4in head

An ornamental Eastern dagger with curved blade in scabbard; together with a souvenir axe and a Japanese knife

A Royal Doulton character jug "Anne Boleyn" D6644, style one axe handle, 19cm high. ILLUSTRATED

A good George III canted triform rolled paper tea caddy, typically decorated with scrolls and oval paterae, brass axe head handle, conforming doubter, rosewood banded borders outlined with barber pole stringing, 15.5cm wide, 13cm high, c. 1800

A George III mahogany toilet mirror, oval pane pivoting within a shaped framework applied with draft turned ivory roundels, serpentine base with a central drawer flanked by smaller drawers, brass axe head handles, ivory kite shaped escutcheons, inlaid with batwing paterae, outlined with satinwood crossbanding and barber pole stringing, brass ball feet, 45cm wide, 64cm high, c.1780

A George III mahogany tray top night cupboard, the three-quarter gallery with pierced hand holds above a sliding tambour, brass axe head handles, sliding commode, canted square feet, 50cm wide, 78cm high, c.1820

19th Century French ormolu Mantel Clock, the enamelled dial painted with floral swags, Japy Freres movement, chiming on a gong and contained within an ornate case, surmounted Richard the Lion-heart on a silvered horse, with shield and axe below, glazed panels flanking the dial, with floral swags and on scrolled supports, 64cms, (25").

A brass monocular microscope by T & T Blunt, London of Culpepper form, early 19th century, with rack focussing, signed circular stage on three scroll supports, with base drawer of accessories including objectives numbered 1 to 5, 9 bone slides, and lieberkuhn, all in a tapering mahogany case with axe handle, 39.5cm high overall

A Collection of Mixed Tools, including chisels, drills, squares, saws, shaves, axe etc., in two boxes.

A 19th century Meissen porcelain figure group of a young boy seated on a sledge with axe and bundle of firewood, a young girl stood by his side warming her hands over a brazier, the base with blue crossed swords mark, 14.25 cm high (ILLUSTRATED)

Large Mdina axe head vase, 25x26.5cm

A Macfarlane, Lang & Co Ltd log biscuit tin with an axe on top, together with an Indian lacquered pen box, together with a cinnabar lacquered circular box and cover, with further decorative items including a pair of carved wooden candlesticks etc.

4 Hummel/Goebel Figurines inc. 198 2-6 dated 1948 Home from the Market, Boy & Girl carrying umbrella with a pig in a basket on his back, Figure with painted crown & GW Blowing a Horn in a blue jacket with pocket watch & night lantern & axe, Girl 258 1963 hands behind her back in a lilac dress with an apron, 79 impressed 40 Boy with 1 foot raised & orange curled umbrella under his arm, empty basket on his back

BRITAINS SWOPPETS - Knights on foot: 1 with pennant, 2 kneeling crossbows, 1 with axe, 1 with sword and 1 with pole arm together with a selection of other plastic knights ++Swoppets all a little worn but complete, others mixed

A 17th century stained glass armorial panel the armorial to centre surrounded by allegorical figures, with inscription to base in Latin dated '1621', 33cm x 26cm; a stained glass armorial panel, 51cm x 47cm; and a 19th century stained glass panel of a man and a woman with axe and chalice over an inscription 'Martinus Zimerman' 43cm x 40cm (damages) -3

A 19th century Indian or Persian double-bladed parade axe the watered steel and chiselled blades with foliate decoration; and another similar with a single blade and square section hammer -2 84cm long Note: Axes of this type were carried as symbols of high office in the Ottoman Empire from Turkey to India.

A Chinese hardstone carving, possibly a ceremonial axe, carved with script, verso a landscape, with suspension loop and chain.

A Japanese carved ivory Figure of a Woodman holding an axe and a carved wooden standing figure.

A Mdina glass “Axe” head vase designed by Michael Harris, the compressed ovoid form rising to a tall drawn neck with heavy crystal casement over the tiger striped tonal brown and tan interior, unsigned, height 22cm.

Bickleigh on the River Exe signed oil on board by Akin and two signed limited edt prints of the Rik Axe

* Johnny Dieber, Austrian, 20/21st century- Axe man; oil on canvas, initialed: together with one other similar initialed oil on canvas depicting skulls, both bearing inscriptions and labels for Wenger, Austria, attached verso, both in matching integral frames, 40x65cm., ea., (2) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)

A hardstone set bronze ceremonial axe.

A collection of various ethnic and tribal weapons, to include an African wooden shafted axe, various spears, an arrow etc., (7) - see illustration

An unusual ethnic axe, the blade with engraved naive decoration, the wooden shaft bound with animal skin, 57cm; an ethnic curved dagger, having ribbed engraved blade and horn handle, 31cm; and a small dagger with engraved decoration to the blade with horn and bone handle, in leather scabbard, 24cm long, (3)

Lydia, Sardeis (2nd - 1st Cent. BC), AE 15's, obv. head of Apollo right, rev. club, within oak wreath (2), Thyateira (2nd Cent. BC), AE 17's, obv. head of Apollo right, rev. double-axe (3) and Sala, Imperial, AE 19-21, fair or better (6)

Assorted shovels and forks to/w a pick axe (6)

A late 19th Century character jug modelled as a gentleman's head with band initialled G O M, axe handle, green glaze, 15.5cm high; a similar later example; a lustre and cobalt decorated toby jug.(3). All S/D.

A George III caddy spoon, with a bifurcated axe shaped stem, and reeded border, with a deep heart-shaped bowl, by Joseph Wilmore, Birmingham 1808.

Scottish Clan Badge, for Maclean, an early and perhaps provincial Scottish specimen, c. 1850's-1860's, battle axe between cypress and laurel branches, the garter details engraved, 66 x 55mm. Made without the clan motto "VINCERE VEL MORI" [ TO CONQUER OR DIE].

A collection of 19th century pewter platescomprising: thirty circular plates, with various marks; and fourteen circular plates and two ashets with scalloped rim with engraved heraldic crest of a gauntlet holding an axe (qty)

Victorian brass fireman's helmet scroll dragon surmount, crossed axe and hose crest (volunteer), neck guard and peak leather and brass strap, leather liner

A Balinese carved calamander dagger, a Balinese axe, 21.75in (55.2cm) l, together with three Balinese figures and a Hawaiian figure. (6)

A 19th century Maori long handled axe, the shaft with carved decoration and shell (paua) eyes (one missing) 69.5in (177.5cm) l.

A 19th century Maori axe, with an arrow shape end, 38.5in (98.5cm) l.

AN INDIAN CHILANUM, 18TH/19TH CENTURY, TWO MALAYSIAN KRIS, AN ARAB POWDER-FLASK, A BRONZE AXE-HEAD, AND A HATCHET the first formed entirely of steel, with straight double-edged blade, steel hilt and moulded grip; the second and third of characteristic form, each in its scabbard, one faced with tortoiseshell; the fourth of flattened horn with sprung closure, decorated over its surface with brass studs, and complete with a steel suspension chain; the fifth cast in one piece, with axe-blade, wedge-shaped rear blade and tubular socket, and the hatchet with hooked blade and an additional flat spike at the back the first: 32cm; 12 1/2in (6)

**FOUR INDO-PERSIAN AXES AND AN AFRICAN AXE, 19TH CENTURY the first with curved axe-blade decorated on each face with a panel of silver scrollwork, pyramidal rear-spike, on its wooden haft; the second and third with etched axe-blades and steel hafts, the fourth with etched double axe-blade and steel haft; and the fifth with trifurcated central spike, a pair of crescentic axe-blades beneath and two basal lugs, decorated with brass inlay the first: 60cm; 20 3/4in (5)

A SOUTH INDIAN AXE, 19TH CENTURY with broad blade formed with a forward-leading leading edge, engraved with bands of beadwork at the base, moulded socket formed with a pair of flutes on each side, and short wooden haft incised with bands (split) 26cm; 10 1/4in head

A SUDANESE KASKARA, LATE 19TH CENTURY in its scabbard; ANOTHER, in its scabbard; FOUR LONG SPEARS, two with broad leaf-shaped blades; FOUR SHORT JAVELINS; TWO KNOBKERRIES, FOUR CLUBS, A BLOW PIPE, AN AXE, TWO GHURKA KUKRI KNIVES, TWO DAGGERS, AND A ZULU SHILED (losses) the first: 84cm; 33in blade (qty)

**A MALAYSIAN BADE BADE, 19TH CENTURY with straight single-edged blade, long tapering silver ferrule, and horn grip, in its scabbard almost entirely encased in sheet silver; ANOTHER, 19TH CENTURY, the blade inlaid with brass, in its brass-mounted scabbard; A SUMATRAN KORAMBI, 19TH CENTURY, in its silver-mounted scabbard; A MALAYSIAN SPEARHEAD (TOMBAK), 19TH CENTURY; AN IGOROT HEAD AXE; AN IGOROT FISHING SPEAR (FAL-FEG); TWO MALAYSIAN GRAIN SOWING IMPLEMENTS; AND TWO FURTHER EASTERN SHORTSWORDS the first: 28cm; 11in (10)

A PLUG BAYONET, CIRCA 1680 AND SEVEN FURTHER BAYONETS the first with 9in slightly curved blade double-edged at the point and stamped with a mark, quillon terminals of axe and hammer form, and tapered hardwood plug with iron knop; an early continental socket bayonet for a large bore gun, with pipe-backed blade; along with a Brown Bess socket bayonet; four other Continental socket bayonets; and relic German bayonet (8)

A HALBERD, LATE 16TH/EARLY 17TH CENTURY with long tapering central spike, forward leaning crescentic axe-blade pierced with groups of three holes and formed with additional spikes at the top and the bottom, rear fluke with spikes en suite, a pair of long straps, on a wooden haft fitted with an additional pair of straps (the steel parts pitted and painted black) 142.5cm; 56in head A halberd of related form from the armoury of Farleigh Hungerford Castle is preserved in the Royal Armouries, Leeds (inv.no. VII 1809).

A RARE HALBERD, SECOND QUARTER OF THE 16TH CENTURY with two-stage central spike, of stiff diamond section for the upper portion and flattened at the base, curved axe-blade inlaid with three brass rondels top and bottom and pierced with a quatrefoil in the centre, triangular rear spike with reinforced tip, tapering socket fitted with a quatrefoil-shaped washer and a further shield-shaped panel on each side, a pair of long straps, on a later wooden haft 110.8cm; 43 5/8in head

A HALBERD, SECOND QUARTER OF THE 16TH CENTURY, GERMAN OR SWISS with reinforced central spike of tapering square section, broad axe-blade with forward leaning straight blade, struck with a five-pointed star mark beneath the spike on one side, triangular rear fluke notched at the base, and a pair of long straps, on a later wooden haft fitted with an additional pair of straps (the steel parts pitted) 87.2cm; 34 3/8in head A halberd struck with the same mark and formerly in the collection of the Prince of Liechtensein was sold Christie's, 3rd July 1991, lot 68.

A RARE GERMAN HALBERD, SECOND HALF OF THE 16TH CENTURY with central spike of diamond section terminating with a slender leaf-shaped blade at the top and rectangular at the base, slightly curved forward-leaning axe-blade pierced with three central holes, rear spike pierced en suite (laminated), and a pair of short straps, on a later wooden haft 74cm; 29 1/8in head

A GERMAN HALBERD, SECOND HALF OF THE 16TH CENTURY with central spike of diamond section, forward-leaning axe-blade with near straight leading edge, pierced with a pair of slipped circles, notched rear spike formed en suite and stamped with a mark on one side, tapering socket, and a pair of straps (pitted throughout), on a later wooden haft 120cm; 47 1/4in head

A GERMAN ETCHED STATE HALBERD OF THE GUARD OF THE ARCHDUKE FERDINAND OF AUSTRIA, DATED 1596 with tapering central spike of hollow-diamond section, axe-blade with concave leading edge and an additional spike behind at the top and bottom, down-curved rear spike cut with a series of notches, etched over almost its entire surface with scrolling foliage, ball flowers and pellets on a granular ground, with the date on each side of the spike, the initial 'F E Z O' for Ferdinand Erzherzog zu Österreich on each side, one incorporating the crowned Archducal arms, the other with the flaming fire steels and ragged staves of Burgundy, etched socket, a pair of plain straps, on a later wooden haft fitted with an additional pair of straps (the etching with areas of wear) 109.2cm; 43in head Archduke Ferdinand of Austria and Syria was born at Graz in 1578 and died in Vienna 1637. He became King of Bohemia in 1617, King of Hungary in 1618, and Holy Roman Emperor in 1619. His election to the Imperial throne was delayed as the Bohemians realised that he might threaten their religious, and possibly civil, liberties. Consequently he was renounced as King of Bohemia and the Elector Palatine, Frederick V, was chosen in his place. The ensuing uprising sparked the beginning of the thirty years war.