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Zulu Knobkerrie Condition reports are not available for our Interiors Sales.

An African club, length 53.5cm and a knobkerrie, length 48cm.

Tribal Art - a Zulu two-tone hardwood status staff or knobkerrie, compressed globular terminal, 92cm long, South Africa, late 19th century

A 19thC African knobkerrie or throwing stick of unusual flattened form with wire grips/ mounts and carved detail to one side, length 77cm

A 19thC African knobkerrie with braided wire grips and mounts, length 78cm 

A knobkerrie, a carved Indian stick; and a hard wood staff, (3) 

A turned and carved rhino horn knobkerrie, probably Zulu, plain knop, ringed stem, 55cm.CONDITION REPORTLot 130Approx 295gms, numerous splits and large indentations to the spherical head, and chips, grain visible to the carved handle section with some natural cracks starting, small chip to pointed end.

An African wooden knobkerrie, 19th / early 20th century, wire bound with brass and copper spiralling and banded decoration, 7.5 by 64cm.

A late 19th century Zulu Rhinoceros horn knobkerrie, the large globular head with turned finial above a tapering cylindrical shaft 60cm (23in)

ZULU KNOBKERRIE SOUTH AFRICA 61cm longcarved wood and wirework, the head with a fine grooved pattern, rich reddish patina, with a collection number "RC 342" written on the base, mounted Provenance:Private collection, London

ZULU KNOBKERRIE SOUTH AFRICA 76cm longwood, metal and wirework, the head with embedded metal studs, a series of wirework bands down the shaft ending in a flaring base  Provenance:Private collection, United Kingdom

ZULU SWAGGER STICK & KNOBKERRIE SOUTH AFRICA longest 88cmcarved wood, leather and wirework, the swagger stick decorated with four seperate bands of fine wirework and wrapped in leather, the knobkerrie with a light patina (2) Provenance:Private collection, London

A Zulu throwing club (knobkerrie), of characteristic form with spherical head and long slender haft, head set with small sections of salvaged metal, representing a weapon such as might have served an officer veteran of the South African war, in the trenches.

An African tribal knobkerrie club, 54cm long

OF ZULU WARS AND ULUNDI INTEREST: A 19TH CENTURY KNOBKERRIE, 73cm over all length, the hand shaped haft carved with the name of the last major battle of the Zulu wars ULUNDI, further carved with a small heart, 6.25cm diameter spherical head.

A GOOD 19TH CENTURY HIGH STATUS WIRE BOUND ZULU KNOBKERRIE, 86.75cm over all length, the haft profusely bound with brass and steel wire in a chevron design, 5.5cm diameter spherical head.

A ZULU KNOBKERRIE OR TRIBAL CLUB, 50cm over all length with 8cm bun-shaped head, slightly swelling foot with leather binding, together with a North African arm dagger and a further C-shaped dagger or chopper, probably Malabar. (3)

A Zulu War style knobkerrie / club / throwing club. Hardwood construction, carved from a single piece of wood or root. Used traditionally in both hunting and warfare. Measures approx 72cm long.

A South African Zulu Knobkerrie, early 20th century, elongated shaft with slight natural curvature with carved spherical head, 37in. (94cm.) long; together with another example, similar, with ovoid head, 32in. (81.25cm.) long. (2)

An early 20th century Chinese carved hardwood cigar box with Machine Gun Corps crest:, together with an oak stationary box with York and Lancaster regimental crest, an African spear and knobkerrie (4).

A Turned Wood Knobkerrie, 75cm Long

African Fighting clubs, one with unusual protrusions 79 x 69cm together with a Knobkerrie / Knob Kerrie type walking stick. (3)

An African tribal knobkerrie with unusual shaped handle with mother-of-pearl inlay, the knob attached with natural woven fibres, approx. 48cm long, together with a pair of African wooden carved spears (3)

A Zulu assegai knobkerrie length 62.5cm and a Victorian truncheon length 37cm.

An African knobkerrie, 90cm long, short throwing spear, 90cm long, hide shield, 50cm long, now combined as a wall ornament and a South Sea Islands spear with leather tassels, 140cm long (2)

Tribal Art - a Zulu two-tone hardwood status staff or knobkerrie, compressed globular terminal, 92cm long, South Africa, late 19th century

Tribal Art - a large Zulu two-tone knobkerrie club, of typical form, 56cm long, Southern Africa, 19th century

Tribal Art - a Zulu knobkerrie, substantial globular head, 70cm long, South Africa, c.1900

A carved wood knobkerrie, length 54cm.

African tribal Knobkerrie

Knobkerrie. An original carved knobkerrie, circa early 20th Century, length 72cm approx.

Rare 19th century South African knobkerrie, the club carved with a figural head with a beard, 50cm long

A Good Late 19th Century Zulu Rhinoceros Horn Knobkerrie, of rich dark brown patina, the large globular head with incised X, with a tapering cylindrical haft, the pointed butt end later pierced, 69.5cm, 813.6gm . Minor bruising to the head. The butt end later pierced for a hanging strap. Otherwise in very good condition.

A ZULU MASSI KNOBKERRIE, with bead decoration. 16ins long.

Antique tribal pale hardwood throwing club or knobkerrie with mushroom knop on tapered shaft, 66cm long.

A 20thC North American tribal knobkerrie, of shaped outline, partially etched with naive carved animals, tortoise, etc., with a heavy end and shaped handle, 51cm high.

Tribal interest - Two Knobkerrie type sticks, one with band of leopard fur (2)

An African Zulu knobkerrie, 59cm long.

Three Zulu staffs South Africa one of knobkerrie form, 100cm long, the others with spiral stem, the lighter with a metal tip, 87cm and 100cm long. (3)

A Zulu knobkerrie South Africa with a concave faceted spherical head and a tapering handle, 68.5cm long. Provenance Marvin Chasin Collection, London, UK.

An African carved wood knobkerrie, 53 cm

An ebony walking-cane in the form of a knobkerrie with white metal pommel applied with Tanganyikan Territory badge and inscribed 'Presented by His Excellency The Governor', 92 cm long

A Zulu hardwood knobkerrie length 67cm

Unable to verify aucthentisicyMeasurements;Head rest 13cm high x15cm wide x 5cm deep (approx)Knobkerrie 42cm long (approx) Please note - All our items are 'sold as seen'. Please visit our website for opening hours and viewing times.

An African Hardwood Knobkerrie, 59cm Long

A Carved Tribal Hardwood Staff with Spiralled Shaft and Knobkerrie Top. 133cms Long

A 19th Century Tribal Hardwood Knobkerrie, 47cms Long

A SOUTH AFRICAN KNOBKERRIE the rounded head with flattened opposing faces, 64.5cm long.

TRIBAL ART - A ZULU KNOBKERRIE, typical globular head, overall L 75 cm

TRIBAL ART - A ZULU KNOBKERRIE / STATUS STAFF, typical globular head, L 100 cm

A ZULU KNOBKERRIE of typical form, 27" long, together with another knobkerrie with an elliptical head, 27 1/4" (2) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A rare 19th century Zulu War knobkerrie / club / throwing club. Hardwood construction, carved from a single piece of wood or root. The club with notches to the shaft (for the number of kills - 10). Used traditionally in both hunting and warfare. Measures approx; 33cm long. 

A BONE HORN, A/F, TOGETHER WITH A SPEAR AND A KNOBKERRIE STICK

An African hardwood Knobkerrie club.

Tribal Art - old African knobkerrie fighting club

Tribal Art - 19th c. Zulu knobkerrie staff with ball and having flat surface for snuff and carved hand grips, 66" long

A ZULU KNOBKERRIE OR TRIBAL CLUB, 76.5cm over all length with 8.5cm diameter spherical hardwood head, 68.5cm tapering hardwood haft with flared foot.

A ZULU KNOBKERRIE OR TRIBAL CLUB, 68cm over all length with 8cm diameter spherical hardwood head, 60.5cm tapering hardwood haft with flared foot.

A ZULU KNOBKERRIE OR TRIBAL CLUB, 65cm over all length with 7.5cm diameter spherical hardwood head, 57.5cm tapering hardwood haft with flared foot.

A ZULU KNOBKERRIE OR TRIBAL CLUB, 76cm over all length with 6cm diameter spherical hardwood head, 69.5cm tapering hardwood haft.