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A North American Indian carved stone axe had (11.5cm), an antler and stone mounted cutting tool, flint arrow heads, flint axe heads and sundry (Qtty.).

Cruiser by Crafter Axe electric guitar

ANTIQUITIES: a mixed collection to include a Roman Glass unguentarium, Roman pottery fragments, three Indus Valley pottery bowls, bronze axe head and other similar, later items (parcel)

MDINA GLASS VASE - AXE HEAD a Mdina glass vase in the Axe Head design, with internal decoration and probably made by Michael Harris. Signed to the base, Mdina Glass, 1977. 9ins (23cms) high

African axe (Congolese), 56cm high. Condition reports are not availabe for our Interiors Sales.

A group of green hardstone plaques with archaic-style printed script presented in a book, a carved pipe modelled as a mythical beast, belt hook (af) and an axe head (4).

A French silver ice axe, Alphonse Debain late 19th Century or early 20th Century approx 4ozt

A Banochie tribal axe, with steel blade at right angles to the shaft, the blade and shaft with inlaid decoration to a turned wooden handle, together with an Eastern wire work child's cap decorated with birds and foliage. (2)

A Murano cased casket clear over pink glass, similar bottle vase, V. Nason for Murano bottle and stopper with aventurine decoration, a Finncristall vase, a Mdina axe head vase, unsigned, a lustre glass head decorated with applied decoration, a glass ring holder, a large yellow glass scent bottle and a piece of clear art glass moulded with noughts and crosses and signed indistinctly (9 in lot). Pink casket: brass mount is worn in places some small rust spots, surface scratches to base, some surface marks, no other damage or restoration found.Pink bottle: small cluster of deep scratches 5mm and less to the neck, light surface scratches to base, some surface marks but in overall good conditionV Nason bottle: 1mm nibble to rim, Avventurina label to reverse, one or two light surface scratches, no other damage or restoration found.Finncristall vase: surface marks, no damage or restoration found.Mdina vase: light surface marks and scratches, small imperfection possibly in the making to one side (3mm), no other damage or restoration found.

A WILLIAM IV SILVER SNUFF BOX rectangular with engine-turned decoration, the cover inset with a mother of pearl panel, engraved with a portrait of Charles I in profile between an axe and a broken sceptre; clouds and a hand from heaven holding a crown above; the scales of justice, a broken crown, a sword and the book of Common Prayer, gilt interior, by C. Rawlings & W. Summers, London 1833; 2.75" (7 cms) long

A Box of Various Hand Tools, To include Axe with War Department Stamp

AN ANTIQUE STEEL AXE with stamped decoration and associated handle 62cm long and the blade 13.5cm deep

Ancient Coins, Greek, Satraps of Caria, Pixodorus (340-334 BC), gold hekte or ⅙ stater, head of Apollo to r., rev. Zeus Labraundos standing to r. holding double axe and lotus-tipped sceptre, wt. 1.35gms. (Sear 4963; F.440), very fine and rare

Good quality reproduction battle axe on a turned elm handle

WHITMAN (Walt) Song of the Broad-Axe. Philadelphia: Centaur Press, 1924, 4to, one of 400 numbered copies, illustrations by Wharton Esherick, half morocco

A vintage 20th Century African tribal hand axe with a shaped blade and turned stem with ebonised sections and bulbous top, the cast head decorated with geometric decoration.

Shona Axe, being a small type example with half moon axe head and tang with geometric engraved design set into wood haft which is completely covered in thick wire binding. Axe head 16cms, haft 49 ½ cms.

Zulu Battle Axe with Engraved Panel, interesting axe with crescent moon axe head, plain tang and rear curved hook spike. Wooden haft with swollen top and tapered bottom. To the centre top section of the haft is a light wood panel which is crudely engraved “24th foot W Ulundi – Zulu 1878”. Axe head 14 ½ cms, haft 76cms. Provenance: purchased by Mick Woodfield at Nottingham Arms Fair in the mid 1980’s.

Zulu / Tribal Axe, good early example with double edged steel axe blade fitted into a two tone hard wood handle with decoration to the top section. Axe blade 36 ½ cms, holder 46cms.

Zulu / African Tribal Battle Axe, having a steel tang with fan shaped head and upward curved spike, wooden haft with seven sections of wire binding. 67 ½ cms in length, blade 25cms.

Zulu Battle Axe, good 19th century example with steel flattened blade and hook. Two tone wooden haft. Blade 22cms, haft 59cms.

New heavy duty 4lb felling axe and 2.7kg log splitting axe

A pick axe with fibre glass shaft

A new professional quality claw hammer and a small axe

Mdina glass axe head vase with tiger style internal decoration and clear casing, signed to base, 23.4cm tall. 

A brass skeleton clock with triple steeple open frame and single fusee movement striking on a bell with axe head hammer silvered open work 6” dial with Roman numerals on four bell feet green cloth and ebony plinth and glass dome, the clock 33cm high, 43cm high overall

A brass skeleton clock with triple steeple open frame and single fusee movement striking on a bell with axe head hammer white painted 6” open work dial with Roman numerals and on four bell feet and stepped white marble plinth and glass dome the clock 33cm high, 44cm high overall

Fire Brigade History - a Vernon Morris & Company V.M Hydrant Flow Gage & Mains Testing Outfit, 1948 Improved Pattern, hardwood case, 64.5cm wide overall; a hydrant stand pipe, 107cm high; a fire axe, Patent No. 515767, 37.5cm long; other fittings [7]Provenance: British Celanese Fire Brigade, Spondon, Derby.

A Black Forest carved wood bookslide, the hinged folding ends each carved with a pair of lumberjack bears, one holding an axe, the other with a bottle, late 19th / early 20th century, 16.7cm high, 46.2cm wide, 17.8cm deep.

Box of electricals tools ice axe Matkita battery charger etc

Julius Caesar. Silver Denarius (4.01 g, 4h). Traveling Italian mint, 49-48 BC. Traveling Italian mint, 49-48 BCCAESAR, elephant right, trampling on dragon. Rev. Pontifical emblems: culullus, aspergillum, axe and apex (Crawford 443/1; Sydenham 1006; RBW 1557). Well-centred, cabinet toning, Extremely Fine. Ex The New York Sale XXXII, 8 January 2014, lot 204.

A 19th Century Indian double headed axe, blades, 9”, with traces of silver damascened cross hatched panels and foliage, plain darkwood haft, 37” overall. Basically GC (dark rust patina to head).

A brass helmet of the Kingston & Surbiton Fire Brigade, large back peak, ornamental comb, “KSFB” in escutcheon HP, QGC (worn and tarnished, right chinscales missing); 8 “KSFB” large buttons; and a fireman’s axe head stamped “Sh(and M)ason & Co” (partly rubbed), owner’s initials “AWB” on haft, with its leather pouch and waistbelt. GC

A vintage axe

Two Neolithic stone axe heads from New Zealand and Morocco, together with a decorative beadwork belt, probably Native American Condition:

A humorous Victorian snuff box 'Axe My Ass'.

4 Hickory Axe shafts with head

A Cast Metal Ornamental Twin Bladed Axe with Fleur De Lys Decoration, 52cm Long

A VINTAGE FIREMAN'S UNIFORM WITH A JACKET, AN OVERCOAT, A HELMET, A HAT, AN AXE & VARIOUS BADGES

A LOT COMPRISING A ZOOMORPHIC STERLING SILVER BROOCH BY OLA GORIE, A MIRACLE AGATE SET BROOCH PIN MODELLED AS A BATTLE AXE, A MICRO MOSAIC BAR BROOCH, A WHITE METAL CELTIC STYLE DRESS STONE BROOCH & A WHITE METAL BRACELET

Two tribal hand axes, the first with metal bound detail and tapering form axe head with etched decoration - length 6 inches, the other with 5 1/4 inch length axe head

A WW II British steel Mk III turtle helmet, together with a post WW II Mk III Police helmet and a fireman's axe. (3)Provenance: formerly the property of Navigator/Pilot Zbysek Necas.

Two torque wrenches, a very large adjustable Stilson wrench and an axe

A vintage reproduction child size Halberd axe. Approx. 68cm long.

Vintage garden tools - pitch fork, hay forks, pick axe etc

A 19th Century African Rhinoceros Horn Axe, the slender slightly curved and tapering haft, with hand forged steel diamond shape blade, the tapered tang inserted into and through the cylindrical head, 65.5cm, 309gm excluding blade

A Maori Axe Head, inscribed, ''Maori Chipping Tool. Presented by C. Yockney Sep 5 '32'', 8.2 cm, 123.8 g; an Interesting Early Polished Whalebone (?) Fish Hook, bearing paper label inscribed, C.17 and numbered 50; a Stone Fishing Weight, of torpedo form, believed possibly Danish and possibly chalcedony, bearing a paper label numbered C.19, 5.1 cm, 6.5 cm (3)

A British Coup-de-Poing Bifacial Flint Hand Axe, Middle Acheulean Palaeolithic (300,000-200,000 BC), ink collection reference number, ''No.304''. Label now lacking but previously recorded as No.47 and inscribed ''slightly twisted'' and ''used'' in another hand, 7.9 cm, 114.8 g; another, numbered, ''No.305''. Label now lacking but previously recorded as No.45 and inscribed ''Twist pronounced'' in Inness' hand, 7.1 cm, 74.2 g; a large flake, numbered, ''307'' and inscribed, ''Kilroot (?)'' (Inness label now lacking but recorded as No.75), 7.5 cm, 36.1 g; a blade or arrow head, numbered, ''No. 39'', further inscribed, ''Antrim'', 5.3 cm, 10.1 g, and a scraper, numbered, ''No. 33'', further inscribed, ''Co. Antrim''. Bearing Inness label, numbered 78 and inscribed, ''Neos Late scraper Co. Antrim'', 7.3 cm, 14.9 g (5) Provenance: All items ex Inness Collection.

A British Coup-de-Poing Bifacial Flint Hand Axe, Middle Acheulean Palaeolithic (300,000-200,000 BC), labelled, ''[Case] A, No.301''. Believed to be from Thames gravel. The Inness label is inscribed, ''38 Coup de Poing Milton St. (?) Thames Gra...''. 9.2 cm, 102.4 g; and two others, similar, one labelled ''No.302. Inness label now lacking but recorded as reading, ''37 Coup de Poing W/K(?)idmin's Scri ... (?), 8.3 cm, 97.3 g, the other numbered, ''No.303'' and inscribed, ''Barton Cliff, Lymington 1892 D'' (point apparently broken and lacking), 8.9 cm, 107.8 g (3) Provenance: All items ex Inness Collection.

A Collection of Neolithic Late Celt Artefacts, comprising: a small axe, numbered, ''No. 355''. Earlier label inscribed, ''Near Moira, May 1844''. Inness label numbered 71 and inscribed, ''Neos 805. Axe. Moira Co. Antrim'', 12.4 cm, 114.6 g; another, numbered, ''No. 356''. Earlier label inscribed, ''Found with Hammer marked T thus when trenching in the lawn of Inniscarra House and given to me by Buchanan Walsh Esq., September 1885'' and with Inness label inscribed, ''Neos Late Chisel 567. Inniscarra. Co. Cork'', 13 cm, 213.4 g; an anvil, numbered, ''No. 357. Inness label now lacking but previously recorded as, ''Neos Late Anvil. Co. Antrim''. Further label inscribed, ''Co. Antrim. Stott Coll.'', 13.2 cm, 650 g, and a large axe, numbered, ''No. 358''. An earlier label is inscribed, ''Neos. Late. Large axe. Wilt-shire'' and numbered by Inness 69. A further Inness label was noted but is now lacking, 18.5 cm, 684.1 g (4) Provenance: All items ex Inness Collection. It is conjectured that items numbered 355-358 came previously from a large collection amassed by J. Brown of Salisbury

A Collection of Neolithic Late Celt Artefacts, comprising: a circular hammer stone, numbered, ''No.350''. Innes label numbered 64 and inscribed, ''Hammer Co. Antrim''. A further label numbered 64 and 350, approx. 7 cm diameter, 346.9 g; a cylindrical whetstone, numbered, ''No.351''. Inness label numbered 65 and inscribed, ''Neolithic Late large whetstone, Co. Antrim'', 14 cm, 438.1 g; an axe, numbered, ''No.352. Earlier blue label numbered 305 and inscribed, ''Found in a ploughed field adjoining the Ormeau Bridge, Belfast'', and with further illegible text. A further Inness label is inscribed, ''Neos Late axe. 563. Belfast Co. Antrim'', 14.3 cm, 409 g; an axe, numbered, ''No.353. Label inscribed, ''Neos Late axe. 114. Co. Antrim''. Inness label now lacking but recorded as inscribed, ''No..66 Co. Antrim'', 12.8 cm, 310.4 g, and a small axe, numbered, ''No.354'', further numbered 70 and inscribed, ''Neos Late axe - Wilt-Shire'' on Inness label, 9.5 cm, 109.4 g (5) Provenance: All items ex Inness Collection. It is conjectured that items numbered 351-354 came previously from a large collection amassed by J. Brown of Salisbury

A Massim, Trobriand Islands Dark Hardwood Sword Club, with 51cm spatula type head, cylindrical grip and arched pommel, 71cm; a Luguru Tooling Axe, Tanzania, the short tapering blade with hooked tang inserted through the head of the ebony haft, 42cm (2)

Britains FIRST VERSION Scots Guards Pipers, Pioneers, Officers, Colours and at the slope from sets 69, 75 and 82, oval bases (Condition Good, repainted, all bayonets and six cock feathers missing, seven axe heads missing or replaced) (43)

A splitting and a felling axe

A new pick axe with fibre glass handle

A new heavy duty log splitting axe and a new heavy duty felling axe

A QUANTITY OF ASSORTED SUNDRIES TO INCLUDE A REPRODUCTION AXE, TREEN LAMPS ETC

A Trespass Transcender walking pole and an ice axe

EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY ORIENTAL CARVED SECTIONAL IVORY FIGURE OF A WOODSMAN, modelled standing holding an axe, on an oval base, 6" (15.2cm) high, red character mark to base

A Sega Game Gear in protective case with 5 games; Shinobi, G. Loc, Batman Returns, Ax Battler: A Legend of Golden Axe & Outrun.