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* Staffs. A collection of African staffs including Zulu, including a knobkerrie with spherical head and long shaft, 67cm long, various figural staffs including one carved with a soldier and inscribed 'Major J.W.D. Wilson, 1980 Bechvana A.P.C.', 85cm long, plus an African hardwood bow, 170cm long etc (Qty: 14)

Early - mid 19th C South African hardwood Zulu type Knobkerrie (overall length 67cm)

African Zulu type Knobkerrie club with bulbous end (overall length 70cm) and another staff with lead weighted end (2)

Vintage Knobkerrie Club

South African Knobkerrie, carved with face and lead weighted, 47cm long. Condition reports are not available for Interiors sales.

A horsetail whip and a South African knobkerrie

An African tribal hardwood knobkerrie, with compressed orb top and cylindrical stem broken by a turned grip, with strung end, 67cm W, and a hardwood coch. (2)

An 18th century Iklwa Zulu spear with knobkerrie at it's end. Estimate £80 - £100

South African hardwood Knobkerrie, 19th century, 71cm long

A SOUTH AFRICAN WOOD KNOBKERRIE TOGETHER WITH TWO AFRICAN STAFFS AND A SHOTGUN CLEANING ROD

A Zulu Knobkerrie, of dense honey coloured wood, with globular head and tapering haft, 67cm. Bruise and fine split to the head. The handle has been pierced for a hanging cord.

An African wooden knobkerrie, length 56cm.

A Zulu knobkerrie South Africa with a fluted spherical head, the end of the handle pierced, 49cm long.

λ A Zulu knobkerrie South Africa rhinoceros horn, having an onion shape head with a cylindrical nodule, on a tapering shaft, late 19th / early 20th century, 57.5cm long, 175.5grams.

A Gogo knobkerrie Tanzania with a carved finial with inset aluminium eyes, 66cm long.

A Zulu knobkerrie South Africa with an off centre spherical head with two shallow concave planes, the top one inscribed Jim., the shaft with white metal and brass wire binding, 56cm long.

A Zulu knobkerrie South Africa with brass studded spherical head and remains of two-tone wire to the shaft, 69cm long.

A Zulu knobkerrie South Africa with a faceted head, and the base of the handle pierced for attachment, 75cm long, a South African staff with a carved head finial and relief arms, 44.5cm long. (2)

A Zulu knobkerrie South Africa the onion head inscribed NATAL POLICE No. 11 N-c, O, with brass studs and with a part wire bound shaft, 63cm long, and a Tanzania club, the faceted head with brass studs, 73.5cm long. (2)

2 vintage wooden African weapons. A decorative wooden headed Assegai together with a Knobkerrie.Assagai approx. 116cm long, knobkerrie approx. 78cm long.

19th Century African hardwood knobkerrie, the tapering handle with metal wire binding to the upper section

19th Century South African Knobkerrie, the squat ball head above three bands of copper work to the handle, 59cm long

Zulu Knobkerrie, with a studded head above a tapering handle, 79cm

An African hardwood knobkerrie, late 19th century, of typical form. 61 cm.

AN AFRICAN CHIEFTAIN'S KNOBKERRIE, with 23" shaft, grip tip drilled for a wrist strap, spherical head and copper wire banding, 25 1/4" long (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A Zulu shield with knobkerrie and spear together with an aboriginal boomerang a camba, a Sudanese leather wrapped spear and a figure of a drummer and others (8)

A 19th century Zulu snuff knobkerrie with offset head and inverted top and bottom, with rich patina, 66cm long, together with another Zulu knobkerrie and two batons (4)

A collection of various sticks including a knobkerrie, spear, silver collared walking stick etc (7)

A Modern Globular Knobkerrie, 83cm Long

ZULU KNOBKERRIE four very fine wire work grips, 19th century. length 80cm Provenance: Brought back by Ordinary Seaman Albert Hodges, who during the Zulu War served on H.M.S Boadicea. He was one of 223 men from Boadicea who formed part of a Naval Brigade. They took part in The Battle of Gingindhlovu, the Relief of Eshowe and later the Battle of Majuba Hill. Sold by direct order of the family who still own the medal group to Hodges.

A Knobkerrie stick, possibly made of a Mohlware wood. Length approx 80cm.

African tribal style root wood Knobkerrie club, overall length 52cm

A Knobkerrie L68cm,silk parasol with ebonised handle, fan, truncheon, wooden spear and a stick

A shark vertebrae walking stick, a French plaited straw example and a hardwood knobkerrie stick

African Knobkerrie and staff together with a dagger (3)

A South African knobkerrie with metal studs, 28" long, and a South African knobkerrie with shaped grip, 26" long

An unusual ethnic machete with engraved shaped-tip blade and ebonised ball grip, together with a South African knobkerrie-form axe (2)

A c.1900 South African hardwood knobkerrie together with a POW hardwood letter opener with carved 'Made by a prisoner of war St Helena 1901' lettering and South African coat of arms (2)

A ZULU KNOBKERRIE, of characteristic form, together with a kukri with carved wooden handle and contained in its leather wrapped wooden scabbard. (2)

A polished wood knobkerrie

Ethnographical: A 19th Century heavy shaped wooden "Knobkerrie" (Boer War), approx. 66cms (26") long. (1)

A pair of brown leather riding boots with lace up fronts, a brass horn by R Smith, Yarmouth and a knobkerrie/Provenance: The Estate of the late Sir John and Lady Smith

A CARVED WOODEN KNOBKERRIE-type stick with brass terminal together with a possibly South African long carved twisting staff, 161cms longThe longer stick is 161cmsThe shorter is 83cms

South /East African Knobkerrie club. 68cm long. Fitted with boot hob nails and cleats to ball of the club.

A wire mounted knobkerrie

African knobkerrie with bound hide and beadwork handle, L47cm 

Rare Early Zulu Knobkerrie with Double Head, very interesting early example having double sided flattened head. Hardwood shaft with two sections of wire binding. 79cms in length. Very unusual example.

ETHNIC CLUB, a Knobkerrie 16" club with carved tracery handle grip

2 vintage wooden African weapons. A decorative wooden headed Assegai together with a Knobkerrie. Assagai approx. 116cm long, knobkerrie approx. 78cm long.

Antique African hardwood knobkerrie

Two African knobkerrie carved sticks and two carved elephants (4)

Group of four walking canes, three with silver metal mounts and a knobkerrie stick

African tribal style Knobkerrie made from a tree root carved with entwined figure of a snake (overall length 82cm)

An African pine knobkerrie with ball end 75cm.

Highly unusual 19th century carved yew wood walking stick / knobkerrie, tapering stick with carved head terminal, signed with initials A.J.P., possibly Irish, 81cm long

KNOBKERRIE AND AFRICAN WEAPONS. TO INCLUDE SMALL SPEARS AND STABBING WEAPONS, 6 IN TOTAL, LONGEST 27 INCHES IN LENGTH, PLEASE SEE PHOTO.

AN AFRICAN HARDWOOD KNOBKERRIE / ROOTWOOD THROWING CLUB, L49.5 cm

A Zulu knobkerrie.

A Zulu Knobkerrie, of dense hard wood, the compressed globular head with natural depressions, on a tapering cylindrical haft, the butt bound with coiled copper wire, 59cm; an African Chief's Staff, with globular pommel over the handle carved as two heads (2)

A Late 19th Century Zulu Knobkerrie, of lignum vitae, with large globular head and tapering haft, 73cm. Splits and two small drilled holes to head, otherwise in good condition.