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A Stubai yellow star ice axe and boxed pair of Stubai flexi walking crampons.

A Chinese gilt jade and bronze figure of a Buddhist deity, modelled with headdress, axe and sceptre, legs folded, feet up, probably 18th century or earlier, 20.5cm high

Medieval long socketed Axe Head 15 - 17th Century with flat sectioned Blade, curved edge with square chin below Flange attachment to rectangular section socket with well to foreward face and Maker Mark to one face

Two Chinese Shiwan (mud man) figures, one standing on a rocky base with an axe, 24.5cm high and smaller

dating: First half of the 19th Century provenance: Ottoman Empire, Round-edged axe, square handle, quillon block with grooves, completely decorated with golden floral and geometrical motifs; wooden, cylindrical haft, covered with velvet (completely worn), with octagonal, iron mounts at the ends, a strap on one side, mounts decorated en suite. length 61.5 cm.

dating: circa 1600 provenance: Germany, Spearhead with straight cusp of lozenge section. Hollowed axe with lugs and two holes. Slightly curved rear fluke, faced downwards, provided with three holes. Remains of flat straps. No shaft. height 91,5 cm.

A Second World War ARP water bottle together with a fireman's axe and holster

Album of early 20th Century postcards concerning field sports/hunting to include; Otter hunting on the Axe, a few American examples to include; 'Hunting Club Seymour, Wis. and Corpus Christi, Tex. 'Result of a Week's Hunt, Highlands of Ontario (Canada)' etc Condition:

ICE AXE

A majolica small plate, the centre decorated with a crossed inscribed banner ad axe, diameter 16cm.

A PACIFIC AXE HEAD, 19TH CENTURY, PROBABLY NEW CALEDONIA of tapering near rectangular form, the surfaces roughly hewn, and sharpened along one edge 25.0 cm;9 7/8 in overall

A HALBERD, MID-16TH CENTURY, GERMAN OR SWISS with stout terminal spike of stiff diamond-section, curved axe-blade pierced with a slipped trefoil and with a cusped pattern over the secondary edges, triangular rear fluke matching the blade, a pair of long straps, on a wooden haft (the lower portion missing, the steel parts pitted) 54.5 cm; 21 in head Provenance Schloss Marienburg, Germany

A GERMAN ETCHED HALBERD FOR THE SAXON ELECTORAL GUARD, 17TH CENTURY with tapering terminal spike formed with a medial ridge, forward-leaning recurved axe-blade formed with an inward curled lug, down-curved rear fluke formed with an up-turned lug, and a pair of straps, etched on each face with strapwork and leafy tendrils on a stippled ground over the lower portion of the spike extending down to the top of the socket, the axe with the Ducal arms of Saxony within a strapwork cartouche on one face and the Archmarshallship of the Holy Roman Empire on the other (areas of wear), on a studded wooden haft (the top chipped) with later tassel 56.0 cm; 22 in head Provenance The former Saxon Electoral Armoury, Dresden

AN INDO-PERSIAN AXE (ZAGNAL), 19TH CENTURY with slightly curved dagger-like blade, block-shaped central moulding engraved and gilt with a lion front and back, extending to a shaped moulding to enclose the blade and with a bud-shaped rear pean, etched haft decorated with a watered pattern over its full surface, and parcel gilt bulbous basal moulding 46.2 cm; 18 1/4 in overall Provenance Sotheby's, 23rd April 1979, lot 72

AN INDIAN AXE (ZAGNAL), 19TH CENTURY with reinforced iron head, the base decorated with applied brass enclosed by decorative pierced panels on each face, iron terminal spike, rear pean formed as an openwork temple, early wooden haft, and brass basal cap 51.0 cm; 20 1/8 in overall

AN INDIAN AXE, 19TH CENTURY with iron head pierced with a series of slipped circles and inlaid with engraved brass and copper strips, on its bamboo haft studded with numerous copper nails and with iron shoe 71.2 cm; 28 in overall

˜AN INDIAN AXE, 19TH CENTURY with iron head formed with a robust faceted central spike, small crescentic axe-blade decorated with brass flowers and foliage, incorporating a small loop at the top, on its turned ivory haft 46.5 cm; 18 3/8 in overall

Tribal Art - an African axe, 40.5cm long; others; an adze; a hide shield, painted in earth pigments, 50cm long; a bone oliphant type instrument, 34.5cm long (5)

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 Songye tribal ceremonial axe, c1900, with a wrought iron blade decorated with three masks, copper club handle, 41cm long.

Reproduction Norse bearded axe L: 40 cm

A group of Chinese carved hardstones 20th Century Including three Bi disks, the first carved with qilong, 6cm, the second as a dog, 6.5cm, the third of archaistic form, 6cm, together with a russet and grey jade ring, 4.5cm, a green jade pendant carved with a chilong, 8.5cm, a russet jade pendant formed as an axe head with chilong stem, 7.5cm, a pale green jade ji carved with geometric forms, 13cm, a dark russet jade ji carved with archaistic forms, 10cm, a green jade belt buckle, 7cm, a calcified russet jade winged dragon, 7cm, a dark green jade insect, 7.5cm, a reddish-grey leaping fish pendant, 7cm, a dark russet fish pendant, 10.5cm a russet and green jade ruyi pendant, 5cm, a pale green jade archer's ring, 2.5cm wide, five various stone samples of polished oval shape and a small Sino-Tibetan white metal and bowenite censer and cover, late Qing Dynasty, 5cm high. (20)

Celtic Bronze Age (ca.800 BC) socketed and looped bronze axe head with superb patina 100mm

Celtic Bronze Age (ca.800 BC) socketed and looped bronze axe head with superb patina 90mm

Celtic Early Bronze Age (ca.2000 BC) copper flat axe head with superb patina 150mm

Metal trunk with contents pick axe fork heads shovels etc

Good Neolithic worked flint axe-head, 12cm long, together with axe fragments and groups of scrapers, flint covers and other worked flints.N.B. Collected by brothers, Brian and Peter Benham from Walton foreshore during the mid-20th century

Good collection of finely worked Neolithic flints, predominantly arrow-heads, a fine leaf-shaped axe-head, 10cm long and other tools.N.B. Collected by brothers, Brian and Peter Benham from Walton foreshore during the mid-20th century

An east African axe and a Benin carved coffer lid, Provenance: The axe was purchased at Christies 25/6/85 Axe 53cm high. Benin Panel 63cm x 41cm (2)

A group of Massai beadwork, including two beaded collars, pair of hide earrings, two bamboo, hide and beaded snuff containers, two horn snuff containers, three beaded and hide bracelets, finger instrument, gong, ostrich feather headdress, five Massai/Turkana bells, two pairs Turkana hide sandals, seven Nok style terracotta figures, axe blade and spade currency

White metal Celtic style axe head pendant on a leather rope chain

A wood and iron ceremonial axe, possibly Songye, a leaf-shaped tribal dagger and two other items, including a short dagger probably converted from a spear-head and an arrow, L 42cm (axe)

A Brades ice axe, mid 20th century, with steel head, wooden shaft, adze and serrated pick, sliding metal ring around wooden shaft with wrist leash attached, screw set into wooden shaft to prevent metal ring coming away from axe, and a pointed spike on ferrule, head stamped 'Brades 1943' and with military MOD broad arrow, 29 by 84cm.

Pulman (George.P.R.); 'The Book of the Axe . . . and historical sketches of all the parishes and remarkable places upon its banks . . .' 4th edition in two volumes, 1875, re-written and greatly enlarged. large folded map, 16 plates & num. text illus., quarter bound with gilt lettering, together with a modern hardback reprint of fourth edition, together with 'Savage (James); 'The History of Taunton', 1822 edn. (4)

A Persian steel battle axe head of crescent form, engraved with Islamic script, 32.5cm wide and a Persian steel forearm armour plate with foliate engraved decoration, 30.5cm, (2).

A set of seven Victorian silver fiddle and thread pattern table spoons, Elizabeth Eaton, London 1858, engraved with a crest of an arm holding a battle-axe, 21ozt (7)

Old rucksack, ice axe, hiking sticks and two pairs of old ice skates

BRITAINS LEAD FIGURES INC. 2 GARDENERS WITH WHEELBARROWS, GARDENER WITH LAWN MOWER, MAN WITH PICK AXE AND A STATION PORTER WITH TROLLEY

An African tribal art war club with small worked axe head, the shaft with wire binding and concentric circles decoration

A 19th Century African tribal axe with hardwood shaft, the shaft itself carved and decorated with geometric design, the bronze hand beaten double headed axe head of curved form. Measures 60cm long.

Islands off Troas, Tenedos AR Hemidrachm. Circa 550-470 BC. (12mm, 1.82 g). Archaic janiform head, male on left, female on right (Zeus and Hera?) / Double axe (labrys), TEN-E?IO-N across fields; all within incuse square. SNG Copenhagen 506-7 var. (spacing of ethnic); SNG von Aulock -; CNG e165, 25 (same dies). 1.88g, 12mm, 5h. Extremely Fine. Rare. From a private German collection.

A '1960's' West German Solingen, hunting and fishing knife in original box together with an axe and various knives and components

ENGLISH SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY STUDY OF AN INDIAN MAN HOLDING AN AXE, watercolour, 30.5 x 17.5cm and seven other watercolours by various hands, orientalist subjects, various sizes, unframed (8)++The first item foxed with loss lower left corner, most of the others with minor foxing or in good condition

American sterling silver teaspoon, the handle embossed with the State House building, the stem reading 'Indianapolis', the bowl embossed with 'Soldiers and Sailors Monument' with image, verso the handle embossed with landscape scene of man chasing a cow with an axe, the bowl engraved 'Esther'. Esther Cleveland (1893-1980) was the second child of President Stephen Grover Cleveland (1837-1908) Frances Folsom Cleveland (1864-1947). Provenance; Collection of US President Grover Cleveland (1837-1908) (in office 1885-9 and 1893-7) and his descendants. He was the only President to serve two non-consecutive terms of office. Including some of his wife's jewellery (Frances Folsom), and silver. Acquired from two of the President's grand-daughters, Marion Frances (Daniel) nee Bosanquet, (1919-2016) and her sister Philippa Ruth (Foot) nee Bosanquet, by bequest and gift. Their mother Esther was the only child born at The White House to a serving American President.

A collection of African tribal artefacts, mostly Ethiopian, to include an iron and wood bow drill, five basket weave bags, a leather and cowrie shell cushion, an iron axe with wooden handle, a snare and a necklace, mostly late 19th or early 20th century, with a quantity of accompanying Burton-on-Trent Museum labels dated 1932

QUEEN ANNE DESIGN LOWBOY, cross banded figured walnut narrow lowboy of triple small drawers on slender cabriole legs and brass axe head handles, 19" width

COLLECTION OF FLINT & STONE AXE HEADS SCANDINAVIA, NEOLITHIC, EARLIEST C. 5TH MILLENIUM BC longest 16cmknapped flint and polished stone, the stone axe head with convex sides tapering to the blade, the shaft hole drilled, with a blunt butt, the three flint axe heads of differing lengths, all flaring into a wide cutting edge  Provenance:Lars Otto Johan Holst (pictured with collection visible in the background), 1863-1936, Ronneby, Sweden. Mr Holst acquired the majority of his collection between 1887 - 1929.Private collection, United Kingdom.

A pick axe together with an axe and sledge hammer

CLASSIC 60s/70s. A collection of approximately 180 7" with artists/titles to include: Yardbirds - Shapes Of Things (DB 7848), Love Sculpture - Sabre Dance (R 5744), The Fuzz - Pig In The Middle (MAM 61), Swampfox (2058-251), Bitch (K 16313), Export (VICE 2), Celia & The Mutations (UP 36318), Yvonne Elliman (PUR 114), Axe (MKS 5088), The Walker Brothers (BF 1454), Family (K 14196), Status Quo (6059 071), Fleetwood Mac (57-3145), Hawkwind (UP 35381), The McCoys (IM 034), Small Faces (F 13727), The Kinks (7N 17812), The Zombies (F. 11940), Small Faces (IM064), Sandie Shaw (7N.17272), The Mindbenders (TF 644), Unit Four Plus (F.12071), The Spencer Davis Group (TF 632), Chris Andrews (F.12236), Them (F.12094), Phyllis Nelson (CAR 337), Michael Jackson (S EPC 8206), Carly Simon (K 12095), Jonathan King (F 12988), The Kiki Dee Band (PIG 16), Madness (BUY 126). Condition varies but generally VG - EX.

HARD ROCK AND METAL LPS. 19 LPs to swing your hair to with some in superlative condition. To include: AC/DC - Dirty Deeds Done Dirty Cheap (K50323, Ex/VG+), AC/DC - Let There Be Rock (K50366, G/G), Motorhead - Ace of Spades (BRON 531, Ex/Ex), Motorhead - Overkill (Bronze ?– 200 435, Ex+/VG+), Marillion - Misplaced Childhood and more from AC/DC, Alice Cooper, Meat Loaf, Battle Axe, The Pirates and more. Condition varies but many here at VG+ to Ex.

An unusual and rare original c1889 antique pick-axe head, by repute used in the construction of the Eiffel Tower, in Paris, France.. The pick-axe being re-shafted, with the head painted gold. Bearing a fluer de lis to shaft and a plaque reading ' This Pick-Head Used In Construction Of The Eiffel Tower , Paris , France 1889 '. Measures; 92cm tall. 

A quantity of tools to include a post hole digger; large mallet; a pick axe etc

Viking Bronze Axe Pendant9th -11th Century AD.A bronze amulet in the form of a battle axe with cylindrical circle decoration; suspension hole to the top for attachment to a necklace.Ex. Private Collection, UK. 50mm.

Viking Iron Axe Head8th -9th Century AD.A thick iron socketed Axe head mounted on a custom-made display stand. Fine condition.Ex. Private Collection, UK. 18.5cm.

Early Bronze Age Axe Head1600 BC - 1200 BC.An Early Bronze age axe head.Private Collection Sheffield.

British Early Bronze Age Socketed and Looped Axehead1000 BC.A British bronze socketed axe head with a small lateral loop to the thick collar, which would have secured the axe head to the wooden shaft. The broad blade has a curve and slightly flared edge. 8cm.Ex. Private Collection, Hampshire, acquired in the 1970’s. 10.5cm.

Two Chinese Jade Carvings: One archaistic in axe head shape with cloud motifs, 5cm x 6cm; the other a snuff bottle with auspicious decorations, 8cm x 5cm

A collection of six Bronze Age axe heads., the largest 6”..

Bronze tipped wooden handled Tool marked "Corcoran London" & a mountaineering Ice Axe

A Scottish silver brooch modelled as a battle axe and decorated with Celtic strap-work, smith's mark obscured, Edinburgh circa 1948-9, 4 cm