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A TRIBAL KNOBKERRIE, 39.5cm long

A knobkerrie, four spearheads and a dagger

Zulu Early 19th Century Superb, Heavy Bladed Short Assegai Stabbing Spear, belonging to a high ranking captain or possibly a Royal or Chief of the Zulus. 41.5" - 103.75 cm long, complete with matching knobkerrie, early 19th Century, 14.25" - 35.70 cm long. Both items wonderful condition all aspects, great examples. Please see images.

Ethnic Interest: Long Type Fighting Assegai with large, heavy blade, the shaft decorated with telegraph wire; from the second half of the 19th century; comes with matching knobkerrie; length of spear, approx 60 inches (150cms), length of knobkerrie, 28.5 inches (71.25cms); all aspects of condition excellent - confirm with photo

A SOUTH AFRICAN KNOBKERRIE, with a central ribbed head, the top decorated by studs to a carved neck then wrapped by metal wire, with display stand, 74cm high

PRE WW2 WOODEN KNOBKERRIE FIGHTING CLUB

Brass Bound Wooden Stick Barrel, 56cms high together with a Quantity of Sticks including Knobkerrie

Tribal Art - a Zulu knobkerrie, bulbous head, 63.5cm long, South Africa, late 19th/early 20th century

Tribal Art - a Zulu knobkerrie, of one-piece root ball construction, 55cm long, South Africa, 19th century

Tribal Art - a Zulu knobkerrie, the bulbous head carved with a face, 51cm long, South Africa, late 19th/early 20th century

Tribal Art - a Zulu prestige staff, knobkerrie pommel, the shaft with slight knop and carved with a spiralling snake, 117cm long, South Africa, 19th/early 20th century

Tribal Art - a Zulu prestige staff, the slight knobkerrie pommel above a short wrythen band, the shaft with a spiral of stylised snakes, 121cm long, South Africa, 19th/early 20th century

Tribal Art - a Zulu hardwood knobkerrie, globular head, gnarly shaft terminating in a long checkered grip, 71cm long, South Africa, c. 1900

A 'kneeling man' knobkerrie, with bone mounted handle, length 60cm

An interesting carved knobkerrie, the head carved with styled facial features and worded 'Killarney 9L' 47cm some wear, minor losses to raised lettering, some other minor losses.

A 19th century tribal Knobkerrie walking cane. Possibly Zulu. Designed with a tight rope binding to the neck of the handle. Also has engraved down from the rope 'W.J.FAIRLIE - CARLISLE- OCT 1854. [80CM Length]

African carved wooden chess set, natural and stained, comprising figures, giraffes, huts etc, Kings 8cm high, together with a Tribal knobkerrie, 58cm long (2)

A Zulu knobkerrie, length 91cm.

Silver-topped walking cane, a parasol and a walking stick. Together with a Tribal Art African rosewood knobkerrie walking stick

An African knobkerrie, the shaft bound with sections of two tone metal wire, 68cm long, together with another metal wire bound knobkerrie, 59cm long, (2).

An African tribal club or Knobkerrie, possibly a leaders judgement club, cut down into a walking stick

Two South African knobkerries, length of largest 70.5cm, also a very well carved lidded bowl and a further carving (4).Additional InformationThe larger knobkerrie has split to top approximately half the way round vertically down, smaller knoberrie has several smaller splits to top and a large dent, further general wear.

ETHNIC WEAPON, antique knobkerrie, with wirework collars, 31" length

A TRADITIONAL ZULU CEREMONIAL KNOBKERRIE AND SPEAR

Early 20th Century Knobkerrie, together with two carved masks

A Kenyan African spear measuring 151cm in overall length. Double edged spear point 72cm in length. Along with a Kenyan Knobkerrie wooden club 54cm in length. (2)

A wire-bound hardwood Zulu knobkerrie

Tribal Art - a Dinka war club, incised longitudinal lines to grip, hide covered pommel, 73cm long, Sudan, Upper Nile region of Africa; an African prestige or status staff, domed 'knobkerrie' pommel, 104.5cm long, South Africa (2)

Tribal Art - a Zulu prestige staff, compressed globular 'knobkerrie' pommel,83cm long, South Africa; another, caraved with a European 'colon' figure, 90.5cm long (2)

An antique southern African / Zulu knobkerrie, 62 cm

An antique African / Zulu knobkerrie, having an offset head and knotted shaft pierced for a lanyard, 57 cm

A mid 19th Century South African Zulu Knobkerrie antique war club having spherical ball top, braided leather band and thin long handle. Measures; 54cm.

Antique African Zulu warrior knobkerrie lwisa club. Features carved bulbous head on a 68cm shaft, with 8cm diameter mace head. Normal age handling wear. 79cm total length.

Antique African Zulu warrior knobkerrie lwisa club. Features carved bulbous head with GB marked metal studs on a 69.5cm shaft, with 8cm metal studded mace head. Normal age handling wear. 78cm total length.

Zulu Knobkerrie c.1870, a particularly fine and scarce example, 66cms long, off-set ball head, having hollowed out oval section on top and bottom of the head, and an iron ring just below the head. Very attractive wood grain to the head, and excellent colour all over. Very good condition. The scooped out sections were for the sniffing of snuff, it is said that drugs were given to Zulu warriors before they went into battle

A 19TH CENTURY AFRICAN ROOT WOOD KNOBKERRIE, the 7cm mis-shapen ovoid head carved from a root ball, 70cm over all.

A ZULU SOUTH AFRICAN CARVED WOOD KNOBKERRIE, with metal wire bound grip, 61cm long, together with a crudely fashioned HAND CLUB, 49cm long

An African hardwood ball headed Knobkerrie. Condition Report: Split to head of club and signs of wear and marks consistent with age (see images).

A Boer War Zulu Warrior's Knobkerrie club, split & nailed. 73cm overall length. 

A Zulu, or other Southern/Eastern African wood knobkerrie, 74 cm longProvenance: From a Private UK Collection.. .

An African part leather bound walking stick, with numerous sharp knots 91 cm, an African ebonised walking stick with brass wire bindings 76 cm, and a short knobkerrie 51 cm, together with an African carved bone fly whisk (4).

A RHINO HORN KNOBKERRIE, late 19th/early 20th century, with approximately 2" diameter head and 32" shaft, made up with a 5 1/2" brass ferrule to the tip, 34" long (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT) (Illustrated)

AN UNUSUAL KNOBKERRIE, late 19th/early 20th century, with twin faces carved to the head, 27" long, together with an African spear thrower and an arrow (3) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

AN NORTH AFRICAN TUAREG TAKOUBA SWORD with 29 1/8" double edged blade, leather hilt and scabbard, 36" long, together with a knobkerrie of typical form, 39 «" long, and an Aboriginal Nulla or Waddy stick, 28 1/2" long (3) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A Very old and unusual African Tribal Knobkerrie club. Measures 67cm in length

A Lot of four old African/ tribal weapons to include Knobkerrie and spear.

A wooden knobkerrie, length 25.5ins

19th Century tribal Knobkerrie.

An Early 20th Century Zulu Knobkerrie, with large globular head on a slightly waisted cylindrical haft, 73cm; a Shona Axe, the tang of the triangular shape blade inserted into the swollen head of the wood haft; a Sudanese Dagger, with wood grip and leather scabbard; a Small African Figure, of carved wood, standing holding a staff; four Various Manillas, in brass and nickel (8)

An Early 20th Century Zulu Knobkerrie, of hard wood with deep chestnut coloured patina, the compressed heptagonal head with large natural split, on a tapering haft, the butt with cord bound grip, 74cm. Large wide split to head with two further smaller splits leading off it. Grain splits to haft. Lovely patina.

A 19TH CENTURY HARDWOOD KNOBKERRIE probably Zulu or Masai, 67.5cm long.

A 19TH CENTURY HARDWOOD KNOBKERRIE probably Zulu, with a chip carved grip, 41cm long.

* Knobkerrie. A Zulu hardwood knobkerrie, probably circa 1900, the flatted head with carved sunburst design with long handle, 70.5cm long overall (Qty: 1)

A ZULU KNOBKERRIE, L 105 cm, together with a stabbing spear, L 115 cm (2)

A wire-bound hardwood Zulu knobkerrie

TRIBAL: A CHIEFTAIN'S KNOBKERRIE. 147.5cm

Tribal Art: African rosewood knobkerrie walking stick

HARDWOOD ZULU KNOBKERRIE, 19th century, dark brown ball head in slender patinated shaft terminating in typical roughly rounded end now worn smooth, 66cm

A mid 19th Century South African Zulu Knobkerrie antique war club having spherical ball top and thin long handle. Measures; 74cm. 

A Zulu knobkerrie South Africa with an onion shape finial and with copper and brass wire binding, 90cm long, and a Zulu two-tone wire bound knobkerrie / staff, 81.5cm long. (2)