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A signed Japanese carved ivory okimono study of a woodcutter with axe and a monkey on his shoulders, a small boy at his side, height 14.5cm

Bronze Age; a group of three Nordic volcanic stone axe-hammers of varying colour and form with curved blades, drilled for hafting, circa 1500 B.C., 3 3/4in - 5 3/4in overall length. (3)

Neolithic; a polished greenstone axe of rounded triangular form with curved blade, edge abraided, 4 1/2in long, a polished greenstone adze with squared sides, chipped, 4 1/4in long; and a flint pick, 4 3/4in long, 4000-2000 B.C. (3)

Bronze Age; a stone axe-hammer of pointed-oval form composed of a fine hard micaceous grit, hour glass perforation, probably North Country, with old collection number, circa 1500 B.C., 9 3/4in overall length, 4 3/4in wide.

A polished greenstone axe of rounded tapering form with curved blade, possibly Maori, 7 3/4in long, 2 1/2in wide.

Caroline de Senece, Portrait of a country woman wearing yoke; Portrait of a country man carrying an axe, each pencil, watercolour and crayon, the first signed lower centre right, the second signed lower centre left, each 38 x 27 cm, and three portrait studies of a country man and two women, each pencil and watercolour, each 37 x 27 cm

FOUR NEOLITHIC STONE AXE HEADS each of pointed ovoid form with circular socket, three of blackish stone, the fourth grey, 9.5cm to 15cm, (3.7in to 6in) long, the surfaces worn smooth

A Polynesian axe, with polished stone blade, the wooden handle carved with a mask and incised bands, 16 1/2" long (42cm)

A NATIVE AXE, wooden shaft with half leather binding, the blade formed from an animals leg bone and leather thonged onto the shaf

A NATIVE AXE, wooden shaft with rattan and crocodile skin covering, the wooden chip cut head leather thonged and fastened through the shaf

A Primitive Axe, with stone cutting edge, on a rattan mounted L shaped handle, and an Arabian type dagger (2).

A pair of George III silver sauce tureens and covers, Daniel Smith & Robert Sharp, London, 1787, in neo-classical taste, lion rampant with axe crested between loop handles, urn finials, 23cm, 9in long, 906gr, 29oz 3dwt.

A Late 19th Century French Sword Bayonet and scabbard; an Eastern sword with leather covered hilt and scabbard; a similar dagger; a spearhead and an axe (5).

A Tribal Axe, the flint head secured to the wooden shaft with woven raffia, the handle stamped H BAKER; A Similar Hand Tool; An African Small Hand Held Axe, with double ended blade slotted through a wooden shaft with head carved finial set with strands of human hair (3).

By and After M L Upton - The Axe Vale Harriers, signed limited edition colour print, 57/250; a chromolithographic coaching print and two other prints (4).

Seven jade items, comprising: pale celadon spatula, a pale celadon hair ornament, two orange/brown plaques, (one cracked) an axe-head and two archers rings, 23cm. Max. (7)

The Horse its Treatment in Health and Disease with a complete guide to breeding, training and management, edited by Professor J Wortley axe published by Gresham London 1906, hardback first 9 editions, quarto volumes illustrated with 114 plates, some colour some folding, publisher Green Cloth decorated in black and grey Art Nouveau and lettered in gilt on front covers

A Bing painted tin model of a diver, wearing helmet and weighted boots, holding knife and axe, 21cm (with hole to back for tube now lacking).

George (H.B.). The Oberland and its Glaciers, Explored and Illustrated with Ice-Axe and Camera, 1866, ex-lib. copy with numerous library blindstamps, half-title, double-page litho. map, twenty-eight mounted albumen photographs by Ernest Edwards, spotting throughout, new endpapers, a.e.g., orig. gilt dec. cloth, recased, with most of orig. spine laid-down, 4to (1)

Mannering (George Edward). With Axe and Rope in the New Zealand Alps, 1891, num. b&w illusts., hand col. folding map to rear, orig. gilt dec. cloth, somewhat sunned to spine, 8vo (1)

PROF. J WORTLEY AXE M.R.C.V.S. "The Horse - its treatment in health and disease" sic. Nine Volumes, plus repeats. Gresham, London 1906, decorated hard cloth. (14 in all).

An Eastern short handled broad bladed axe, a bowie knife and one other knife in leather fish design scabbard (3).

A Staffordshire Lloyd or Dudson porcelaineous figure modelled as Robinson Crusoe standing wearing a green cap, full length fur gown, his hands clasped in front of him, a rifle and dead bird at his side, on his back he carries an axe; the shaped base modelled with coloured shredding and gilt; Height 6.5ins; Circa 1840

A Japanese carving of a woodcutter and his son standing on a bridge, the man carries an axe and chopped wood on his back and a pipe in his left hand, the boy carries some fruit. Some dark highlights to the kimono and hair. 20cm.

A FINE 19TH-CENTURY FRENCH BRASS ADJUSTABLE FENDER comprising a pair of chenets each having a two-handled urn with flowerhead finial, above a snarling lion mask with paw monopod support between open scrolls on a shaped base with open X-frame frieze on flattened melon-lobed bun feet, linked by a pierced central section with axe-head openwork framing a figural mask issuing swags on a serpentine base, beneath twin cornucopiae and between columns, adjustable from 94cm to 129.5cm, (37in to 51in).

A MID-GEORGIAN MAHOGANY-CROSSBANDED OAK 'MULE' CHEST, the rectangular top, now centrally hinged (original iron 'axe-head' hinges to back) above original Chippendale style pierced brass escutcheon, two rows of three false drawer fronts with similar mounts within crossbanding between fluted quadrants, on a further three functioning drawers matching the false drawers above with original brass swan-neck bale handles, on a wavy apron and depleted (previously bracket) feet, 160cm x 58cm x 88cm high, (63in x 22.8in x 34.6in).

AN EARLY 20TH-CENTURY ARTS & CRAFTS-STYLE WALNUT MIRROR-BACKED SIDEBOARD having a humped surmount centred by a stylised stippled poppy, between curved ends on a shelf, above a bevelled rectangular mirror plate between well-pierced supports each having a square section squat balustroid 'capital' on an open square section 'spindle' column, the lower stage having two long drawers with shaped backplate 'axe-head' handles above a central stylised stippled poppy on plain stem, flanked by carved cupboards each enclosing a shelf, one cupboard enclosing a slide-out four-bottle cellaret, on a shaped apron and square feet, 152.5cm x 57cm x 195cm high, (60in x 22.5in x 76.8in).

A FRENCH MID 19TH CENTURY PORCELAIN MOUNTED ORMOLU GOTHIC MANTEL CLOCK, with half hour striking movement by Jopy Freres Paris, the dial with roman chapters, the centre painted with a pair of portraits, the upper case on a column, the oval base set with porcelain plaques painted with medieval figures and surmounted by an axe, mace, and pair of shields. Height 12". Width 8"

A rare Whieldon type commemorative box, the cover with a bayonet fastening and applied with a portrait bust, a canon, an eagle, an axe and the initials 'K.P' for the King of Prussia, the side with further applied motifs, c.1756, 8.2cm. (2)

An Acrow multi tool axe, an oil can etc.

A INDO PERSIAN KHULA KHUD Together with a Shield and Axe, the Khula Khud is of plain form.

A Sapper's flintlock axe; Germany, middle 18th century. Oval rounded shaft with a heavy axe blade and inlet flintlock pistol. The axe blade has the stamped mark 'I (cross) S;Germany, middle 18th century .Oval rounded shaft with a heavy axe blade and inlet flintlock pistol. The axe blade has the stamped mark 'I (cross) S'. Cock and flat of the lock have floral engraving. Octagonal barrel becoming round after a baluster, the weapon number '16' stamped at the breech. The stock has two stamped monograms 'MT' (owner?) and brass furniture. The trigger guard is lightly engraved. An iron spike of diamond section sticks out from the bottom of the wide brass shoe. Length 91 cm. Euro 4.000

A Babylonian bronze plaque, a reproduction bronze axe head, a facsimile Greco-Roman style vessel and various other metal ware. (a lot)

A fine Neolithic flint axe of broad flaring form curved both ends, partly ground and polished, speckled white patina, inscribed Suffolk, 6.75in long, 3.125in wide.

Bronze Age; an unusual Nordic volcanic stone axe of 'beak shaped' form with angular pointed butt, drilled for hafting, circa 1500 B.C., 7.5in long.

Bronze Age; a fine Nordic volcanic stone 'boat shaped' axe hammer of waisted form, drilled for hafting, circa 1500 B.C., 8in long.

A Saxon pottery urn of plain form with slightly flaring neck, broken and repaired but with negligible loss, red-black surface, inscribed, Saxon, c 6th Cent, Warren Hill, Mildenhall, Dec 1875 ·P·S·I·A VI·I, 3.25in high, 5.25in diameter; together with a Neolithic polished stone axe of symmetrical flaring form with curved blade, pale grey-green tone, with label inscribed, Found in a field at the end of Rectory Lane, Nailstone, Nr Ibstock, Leics, 6.375in long. (2)

18TH CENTURY DUTCH SCHOOL, Portrait of young man wielding an axe, oil on panel, 7.5" x 6".

Six Smithy Tools, Small Pick Axe Etc.

FIVE PALAEOLITHIC STONE AXES comprising a greenstone example with facetpolished edge, the other end shaped for a handle, 16.5cm, (6.5in) long, a knapped brown/yellow flint hand-axe inscribed in ink "WARGRAVES 1913", with small printed label "NEWMAN COLLECTION" 11.5cm, (4.5in) long and three other knapped hand-axes

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY SWING DRESSING MIRROR having a boxwood-strung oval mirror between curved uprights, the bow-fronted boxwood-strung base having a long central drawer between short drawers, all with pierced axe-drop handles, on brass ball and claw feet to the front, wooden scroll feet to the rear, 77cm x 24cm x 67cm high, (30.3in x 9.6in x 26.3in)

A Jambiya, the grip with filigree white metal decoration the scabbard with bullion thread covering, a West African? hard axe with paddle ended blade and copper wound shaft and other items.

A TRIBAL STONE AXE, of adze form, with polished surface.

A pair of early 20th Century Spelter figures of bearded Roman Warriors, one with shield and sword and one with an axe on bow fronted wooden bases with compressed ball feet, 69cm high.

A collection of Steiff Macky and Mucki miniature hedgehog characters, German, 1970s/80s, including; tennis player; chimney sweep; cowboy; mechanic; sledger; skier (with broken leg and Olympic symbol on ski); with jug and pipe; with rake; with pick axe and lantern; with beer. (10)

A late 19th century cut-steel chatelaine, with multiple chains and ten fittings dependant (including a novelty Axe pencil by S.Mordan & Co) together with a Victorian belt clip with a mounted penknife/buttonhook tool, and a plated link belt (3).

A Montelupo Maiolica dish, painted with a soldier carrying a long handled axe against wave like mountains, 17th Century, (chipped and cracked), 31.5cm diameter

A lower Palaeolithic flint hand axe from Abingdon, Oxfordshire, 7.25in long; together with two other flint hand axes, 5.5in and 5in overall. (3)

A Palaeolithic ovate flint hand axe from Blackwater Gravels, Alton, Hants, 4in diameter, and three other flint hand axes, two from Ridge, Hants, 4.25in and 4.5in long, the other Bleak Hill, Gillingham, Kent, 5.25in overall length. (4)

Bronze Age; a group of four Nordic volcanic stone axe-hammers of varying colour and form, drilled for hafting, circa 1500 B.C., 3.25in - 5.25in overall length.

A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS of Whitehaven interest, in matching gilt-tooled and embossed leather bindings with brass clasps, each containing 88 items mainly carte-de-visite portraits of members of the Adair/ Douglas families who were associated by marriage, and who had a Booksellers' and Stationers' business in Whitehaven, but also including views of houses, literary and other figures including Charles Dickens, Sir Wilfred Lawson, et.al., a remarkable image of a much tattoed Maori with European jacket and tie, pork-chop sideburns, etc (inscribed in ink verso Hon Kingi, Wangonai(?), another of a young Maori with cloak and jade axe, the family photographs mainly by local photographers, Whiteheaven, Egremont, Maryport etc, also including two silhouette portraits, one or two school groups, 23cm x 16cm, (9in x 6.25in), (each in delapidated but original carton), and ANOTHER ALBUM, half-bound in black morocoand black buckram, 37c, x 29cm, (14.5in x 11.5in) vacant

A RARE HUNGARIAN HEADHUNTER'S AXE, probably 16th century, having a 46cm, (18in) large rough-hewn steel blade stamped with a flowering plant and opposed crescents, on a long stained hide-wrapped shaft partially covered by an incised and riveted steel strip, 180.5cm, (71in) high overall.

A TRIBAL AXE, having a hardwood shaft incised with fish, birds, and a lizard, the terminal carved as a head in profile with prominent ears, lozenge-incised rectangular "eyes" and fan-shaped incisions to the edges of the mouth, a long slender iron axe-head piercing the nostrils, curved behind the head for gouging, flattened at the other end for chopping, the shaft 56cm, (22in) long, the iron axe blade 44cm, (17.3in)

Five various medieval fashioned stone axe heads, one 26cm long. (5)

Mid 19th century French rosewood and silver mounted casket, of serpentine fronted form, the hinged cover with Dutch axe head handle, the corners and clasp with foliate fretted silver mounts, and swan neck side carrying handles, on claw and ball feet, (top badly split), unmarked, 38cm wide.

A farmer's axe. Norway, 17th century. Forged iron blade with reinforced edge and smith's mark shaped like a seashell on both sides. Remnants of the hammer head with triangular socket. Conical wooden shaft, curved and carved at the base. Length 108 cm. €1,000.00

A rare boarding axe. English/French, 17th/18th century. Forged iron blade with rectangular socket and curved spike. Blackened original wooden helve with two iron side straps. Length 74.5 cm. €2,500.00

A Halberd model 1809. for the 2nd and 3rd standard-bearer of Line Infantry, France. Strong ridged blade of diamond section, the axe-blade slightly curved and with a substantial fluke. Round socket with two long side straps, the screw for attaching the pennant missing. About 60 cm remain of the original shaft, with vestiges of the black mounting and indistinct branding marks. On the blade the inspection marks "B" (Joseph Ambroise Bisch, Controller 2nd Class), "K" with star (Joseph Krantz, 1st Director) and hammered number "9". Total length 90 cm. €2,500.00

Property of a gentleman. A Regency mahogany axe, circa 1820, l.77cm.

An Edwardian oak bedroom suite, comprising wardrobe with stepped moulded cornice, the central mirror with carved cresting, enclosed by a pair of burr triple panel doors with brass axe head handles, with shaped apron on moulded bracket feet, 148cm x 198cm, a dressing chest en suite, the rectangular bevelled mirror plate with moulded cresting, on acanthus carved supports, with two short and two long burr panel drawers below with brass axe head handles, on shaped bracket feet, 115cm x 163cm (2)