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Tribal Fighting Axe Leather Bound Decorated Shaft Animal Hair Grip

Collection of Antique Fire Fighter Items To Incl. Two Flyrex Brass Branches, Two Copper And Brass Morris And Son Branches, Norfolk Fire Service Tunic, Fireman's Axe in Canvas Holster And Gas Mask in Bag in Old Wooden Car Trunk

Two ivory Netski of merchants with axe, etc, both signed

AXE (J. W.), The Horse, 9 vols., 4to, illus., decorative cloth, L., 1907 (9).

A Bulgarian Kelim, lacquer red ground, stylised fruiting tree design with a reciprocal border of axe heads and tantalus, 203 x 290cm (80 x 114in)

A collection of three Japanese ivory figure groups comprising: a figure sitting on the back of a large heron signed 13cm high; a seated man with a monkey on his arm hitting his head with an axe signed 10cm high; and a seated man with a monkey and a drum unsigned 5.5cm high (2)

A Japanese ivory carved figure of an elderly gentleman collecting wood with an axe in one hand, together with three ivory elephants.

A German M1871 Mauser bayonet, brass grip, various stamps (some wear); a kukri, wooden grip, in leather sheath; a miniature kukri in sheath; 3 various jambiya's in sheaths; a Congolese dagger, heavy iron pommel, and an axe. Average GC. (8)

A metal Mortar, two brass stands, carved wood Box, a carved wood Stand, a set of Russian Wooden Dolls and an Axe Head

Militaria - A continuous run of 'The Border Magazine: Journal of The Border Regiment', Vol. 1 No.1 (1947) - Vol.2 No.12 (1953) bound, and the others as issued; a quantity of related publications and ephemera; a pair of Border Regiment cufflinks, cast with the number '34', by Gaunt of London; and a painted wall sign, showing a woodpecker on an axe, titled '3 Lumber Group / Gorleben / 1947', 25.5cm x 21cm, (box).

Middle Paleolithic Flint Hand Axe (c.40 000 BC) 150 x 115mm multifacetted edges (still sharp) in dark grey flint a large attractive example of superb workmanship. Contained in a glass display case. Superb workmanship. (1)***Found in Leicestershire.

Neolithic Flint Hand Axe (c.5000 BC) 130 x 90mm multifacetted edges (still sharp) in charcoal flint a large attractive example of superb workmanship. Superb workmanship. (1)***Found in Leicestershire recorded at Coventry museum.

Four neolithic/stoneage axe heads, one with fish tail end 13.5cm others 14cm, 8cm and 15cm diameters

A jade axe-head circa 2000 BC (4x 4ins.) together with two Warring States daggers each with jade cross-piece

Three neolithic polished stone axe-heads various coloured stones and shape longest 10in.

Two neolithic stone axe heads (11 and 7in.) two adze heads and a flint blade

Edwardian fireman's axe and pair of exercise clubs

A 20th Century cast metal Model of an Oriental Warrior in full flowing robes, standing atop a rocky outcrop and brandishing a large axe, height 10"

A late 17th century geometrically moulded oak chest of four long drawers, with brass axe drop handles, raised on stile supports, 102cm (42in)

A European Executioner's Beheading Axe head (believed to be of 17th Century period) 23cms x 35.5cms

A WWII oak handled ice axe, with stamped military markings, circa 1944 and a walking stick mounted with various badges relating to Switzerland and the surrounding areas.

A Collection of seven various Russian Models: seated Man with an axe, a further standing Priest with a Staff, young Girl and four others, (7)

Good Quality late Victorian Mahogany Lancet Clock with boxwood stringing & oval fan inlay on small shaped brass bracket supports with axe carrying handles, the silvered dial with Arab Numerals with gilt centre, 2 train 8-day movement by A L M 10 3/4" high

ANCIENT COINS, Roman, Julius Caesar, Denarius 3.70g, Greece, 48 BC, diademed female head right, wearing oak-wreath, LII behind, rev Gallic trophy, axe on right, CAE-SAR below (Cr 452/2; RCV 1400). Slight corrosion at edge between 5 and 8 o’clock, toned, good very fine. The numeral on the obverse of this coin refers to Caesar’s age in 48 BC

BRITISH TRADE TOKENS, 18th Century, Essex, Woodford, Denton’s Halfpenny 1796, wheatsheaf and sickle, a dove to either side, all surrounded by oak-wreath, rev W. BROOKS CARPENTER WOODFORD, symbols of carpentry: compasses, wheel, saw and axe, edge plain (DH 39). Good very fine and rare. William Brooks, carpenter, Woodford Wells

A semi polished stone axe head, approximately 14cm long.

A Indo-Persian fighting axe 19th century the tubular steel shaft with concealed stiletto crescent shape head traces of engraving surmounted by brass elephant and terminating in tapered spike 52cm long

A Quantity of Assorted Art Glass, a Mdina glass vase, a Mdina axe vase and other assorted items (box)

The Horse, It's Treatment in Health and Disease, edited by Professor J Workley Axe RCVS, vols I-IX, green cloth with gold tooling (w.a.f.) (9)

USA - Cigarette cards - Allen & Ginter types - Arms of All Nations - Battle Axe & Revolver (2) (gd/vg)

Sterling silver Danish style chain with double headed axe pendant and anchor pendant, plus another silver chain with shield pendant.

A smooth stone axe head (approx 10cm) and another flint hand axe.

A prehistoric flint hand axe, approximately 14cm.

A Japanese Satsuma Box, in the form of an oriental man seated upon logs with axe (see lot 501 for illustration)

Honiton & Axe Valley vases &c (4). Estimate: £10

Firemans copper & brass nozzles and axe. Estimate: £30

PULMAN (GEORGE P. R.) THE BOOK OF THE AXE, "4th edition", cloth, dustwrapper, tall 8vo, Kingsmead re-prints, Bath, 1975; Dunsford (Martin) Historical Memoirs Of The Town And Parish of Tiverton, half calf, marbled boards, 4to, Exeter, (defective) (2). * This lot is being sold with all faults not subject to return.

A selection of Roman and later pottery to include; a cast terracotta oil lamp 3.25" wide, three storage jars 4" high-7.25" high and an axe head and a wrought iron candle holder with square drip tray and skewer style spike 11.5" long (6)

Quantity of Eastern and African artefacts including two daggers and an axe

Axe (Prof. J. Wortley, ed.). The Horse, its Treatment in Health and Disease, with a Complete Guide to Breeding Training and Management, 9 vols., 1907, numerous col. and b & w plts. and illusts., orig. dark green cloth blocked in black and gilt to a design by Talwin Morris (initialled in lower corner of upper covers), a bright copy, 4to, together with Stubbs (George), The Anatomy of the Horse, 1938, b & w plts. (incl. double-page), occn. spotting, orig. qtr. cloth, spine ends frayed, some staining to boards, folio (10)

A carved stone axe head.

Three prehistoric flint axe heads.

A quantity of animals horns, fossils, animal teeth, rocks, anemonites and an axe head.

A Japanese ivory netsuke in the form of a figure with an open scroll standing on an Oni with an axe, 5.5cm high

A brass fireman's helmet, buttons and axe.

8 various Maori stone adzes and axe heads, from Papanui Inlet, N. Zealand. Average GC

Mid C18th Chippendale Mahogany Tea Caddy with mahogany cross banding with 2 internal divisions, velvet line lid with silvered wire decoration with axe finial

Matthias Weischer, b. 1973, UNTITLED (AXE), signed and dated 04 on the reverse, black crayon on paper, 25x26.5cm.; 9.75x10.5in. Provenance: Galerie Eigen+Art, Leipzig/Berlin

An Oriental Carved Ivory Figure of a gentleman holding an axe, 8.5cm high

An Indian Fighting Axe, with lozenge shaped bi-furcated head, wooden shaft with brass finial; two Indian axes with crescent shaped heads; an Indian Zaghnal, the pointed dagger shaped head chased with a deity, with steel shaft; an Indian katar shaped spear with steel shaft. (5)

Edwards (Lionel). A Sportsman's Bag, 1st ed., Country Life, 1937, seventeen coloured plts. mounted on thick paper, b&w illusts. to text, orig. cloth in torn and soiled d.j., slim 4to, together with Seen from the Saddle, by Lionel Edwards, 2 copies, 1st eds., Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1937, numerous b&w illusts. after pencil drawings by the author, both orig. cloth in soiled and frayed d.j.s, 4to, plus Axe (Prof. J. Wortley), The Horse. Its Treatment in Health and Disease, With a Complete Guide to Breeding, Training and Management, nine orig. divs., 1997, two sectional models, coloured plates, numerous b&w illusts. from photos., orig. art nouveau style decorated cloth, a little rubbed on spines, small folio, and others of equestrian interest (35)

A Meiji period Japanese carved ivory okimono depicting a kneeling man chopping wood with an axe, a small pile of logs to his left side, signed with red lacquer tablet to base, height 6.8cm.

A Scottish lochaber axe blade with replacement handle.

A carved ivory Netsuke of standing figure holding wood and axe, a Figure of a standing sage and another

A late 19th/early 20th Century British Cavalry breastplate with rolled edges, brass studs and stitch holes for lining (one brass stud, strap studs and lining missing), together with an eastern battle axe with wooden haft.

AN AXE, 19TH CENTURYwith robust iron head formed with curved leading edge, stamped with a cyrillic mark on one side, faceted flat-faced rear pean, moulded collar, a pair of iron straps, and on its original wooden haft with brass basal cap 90.5cm; 35Kin overallProvenance: Warwick Castle

TWO INDIAN AXES, 18TH CENTURY the first: with brass head enclosing a rectangular steel axe blade, the socket decorated with red enamel geometric ornament, and pair of exotic animals, on its original wooden haft; the second: with sparsely engraved rectangular axe blade, rectangular socket, on its original wooden shaft the first: 71cm; 28in (2) Provenance: Robin Wigington, The Arms & Armour Gallery, Poet's Arbour.

AN INDIAN AXE, 18TH CENTURY with engraved brass head, the forward portion pierced with foliage and fitted with crescentic axe-blade, the rear portion formed as a pair of adorsed tiger heads, iron leaf-shaped central spike, iron haft formed in three stages, retaining traces of silver foliage, engraved brass basal cap incorporating a concealed stiletto 57.5cm; 22Nin Provenance: Robin Wigington, The Arms & Armour Gallery, Poet's Arbour.

A RARE INDIAN COMBINED AXE AND MATCHLOCK PISTOL, 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURYwith slender head formed with a crescentic axe-blade, rear pean formed as a domed temple, two-stage haft forming the barrel, fitted with iron pan (pivot-cover, trigger and serpentine each missing, ramrod seized, patinated throughout), 34.5cm; 13Kin

A FINE AND RARE SOUTH INDIAN COMBINED AXE AND MATCHLOCK PISTOL, 17TH CENTURYformed with crescentic blade with reinforced rear-swept tips, engraved bifurcated central blade formed with an additional spike beneath, moulded collar chiselled with a monstrous mask on each side, octagonal haft also forming the barrel, strongly swamped at the muzzle and fitted with fore-sight, the haft engraved with scrolling foliage on the alternate faces, interrupted by a strongly moulded collar at the top, bottom and in the centre, fitted with iron pan with pivot-cover in the centre, iron hilt of khandar form, the lower portion pierced and chiselled with monsters, iron grip, and remaining in good condition throughout 86.2cm; 34in Provenance: Robin Wigington, The Arms & Armour Gallery, Poet's Arbour. A similar combined axe and matchlock pistol formerly in the collection of George Cameron Stone is preserved in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, No. 36.25.2118. See R.Elgood 2004, p.187.