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A Souvenir Bead Work Knobkerrie, 53cm Long

A Japanese Kabutowari or Hachiwara armour piercing dagger, with carved and lacquered wooden sheath, the name translates as skull or helmet breaker and was often carried by palace guards where no edged weapons were allowed; together with a South African knobkerrie 53.5 cm L and smaller (2)

A mid 20th century animal hide Zulu shield with knobkerrie and spear

African indigineous hardwood knobkerrie club with bulbous spherical head, 70cm.

An African hardwood knobkerrie with wire thread collars, 67.5cm high

Hardwood African Knobkerrie type club

A 19th Century Nguni Rhinoceros Horn Knobkerrie, South Africa, of dark greeny brown colour, with globular head and cylindrical haft tapering to a point, 39cm, 355.5gms Buyers please note: APHA will not issue an export licence for this One side of the head has flakey wear and small splits. There is some old surface loss towards the tip of the haft. Generally in good condition.

A late 19th/early 20th Century South African hardwood knobkerrie, the upper part of the shaft with a lightly incised spiral decoration and metal wirework, 25ins

A South African knobkerrie, having a wooden shaft with a weighted end, approximately 23 1/4" overall.

A 19th Century lignum knobkerrie, traditional tribal stick with splayed finial

An African Assegai type spear,with iron head and whittled shaft, 142cm, with a lignum vitae knobkerrie, with ball terminal, 77cm, with a hardwood walking stick (3)

African Knobkerrie

Two containers of wooden arrows, one metal quiver box with 18 arrows, including Aldred, London, (3) Boan Leamington, (2) Muir Edinburgh (2) a sword stick, parasol and a hardwood knobkerrie

African: a small knobkerrie, 39cm long.

African: a knobkerrie, with chip carved head, 76.5cm long.

African: two old South African stabbing spears; together with a South African knobkerrie, having wire binding, (a.f) (3)

African: a South African knobkerrie; together with a South African axe having crescent shaped blade (2).

Four various Zulu Knobkerrie collected by Lieutenant-Colonel Gawne, the first with two-tone hard wood spherical head, the haft with braided wire covering just beneath the head, swollen or flared foot, the second with shorter haft and wire binding at the midpoint, the third with smaller head, split, and longer lighter haft, the last with flattened, almost disc-shaped head, the haft with swollen or flared foot. By family tradition Lieutenant Colonel-Gawne was said to have acquired these spears during his service in the Zulu War of 1879 (Medal and clasp), however he did also serve on the Bechuanaland Expedition of 1884 and during the Boer War where he was wounded at Vryheid on the 11th of December 1900 and died of the following day, he was commanding the 2nd Bn the Royal Lancaster Regiment. A depiction of the moment of the Boer attack and the wounding of Gawne was depicted in the Graphic.

A Zulu knobkerrie

A knobkerrie

An African Assegai type spear, with leather grips, 112cm, with an Arifan tribal short spear with knobkerrie type terminal (2)

An African hardwood knobkerrie the circular head on a tapering shaft carved with geometric pattern to handle, 42cm long

A knobkerrie

Silver handled walking cane and Knobkerrie style walking cane

A hardwood Knobkerrie with round head 47.5cm hgh

A wooden African knobkerrie hunting club

Late 19th century African hardwood knobkerrie with bulbous head

An early 20th century carved hardwood Knobkerrie. Elongated form with tapered long handle and bulbous ball end. Measuring approx 85cm long. 

A knobkerrie; two carved ethnic walking sticks; and a naively carved staff, (4) 

A KNOBKERRIE. A native fighting stick in Knobkerrie form with wire wrap decoration, in the Zulu style. 34.1/2" overall length lacking its ferrule at the base.

A KNOBKERRIE. A bi-wood patina Zulu knobkerrie, with an overall length of 38.1/2".

Nine wooden hand carved Eastern textile printing blocks, a small knobkerrie, a small African ox head table, a gong striker, a sandal wood souvenir box of Israeli coins, etc.

A 19th century African hardwood knobkerrie, 72cm long

A 19thC Zulu Knobkerrie throwing club

An African hardwood animal hide drum and a box of tribal items including fertility figures and a knobkerrie etc.

Bailiff's walking stick with carved hand holding a ball handle and silver band, plus a twisted wood knobkerrie-type stick

A knobkerrie, together with five swagger sticks. (6)

Large Zulu Light-Coloured Wooden Club Knobkerrie, possibly late 19th century, swollen head, slightly flared stem. Overall 62cms. Good condition, age crack in head.

Two African knobkerrie clubs, both with ball ends and tapering handles, (2)

19th Century Swazi knobkerrie, the ball end with flat "snuff" service above a wire work handle, 55cm long

A tribal wooden knobkerrie club, together with a tribal sword in wooden sheath and a fly whisk (3)

A knobkerrie and two various ethnic axes, together with a Maasai spear and Maasai warrior knife etc.

A 19th century African hardwood knobkerrie, 72cm long

A late 19thC / 20thC rhino horn riding crop or knobkerrie with white metal collar in the form of a buckle, 56cm long, 162g

A zebrawood knobkerrie with leather collar, 55cm long

Zulu hardwood Knobkerrie the end carved with two dimples, L68cm, an African fishing spear end, the shaped metal point with multi barbs and leather bound to the shaft, collection number 112-38/1, L39cm and a cut down mahogany walking stick (3) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

AN AFRICAN KNOBKERRIE 93cm long; and a malacca cane, with a decorative silver-coloured metal top, 90.5cm long, (2).

A late 19th Century South African hardwood knobkerrie, 25.5insCondition - There are some slight age splits to the club head and an old chip but otherwise this club appears to be in reasonably good overall condition.

Antique hardwood knobkerrie

Tribal Art knobkerrie

a bundle of sticks including example with buffalo horn handle, a further antler head example and a knobkerrie

Zulu shield, two spears and a knobkerrie

A knobkerrie or knobkierie with wooden shaft and hollow reeded metal ball head, length 46cm, another example with wooden shaft and fluted carved head wooden head, length 68cm; a tribal style hatchet or axe with a wooden shaft and T-shape metal head, length 64cm, and a second with a wooden shaft and wedge-shape metal blade, length 53cm

Tribal knobkerrie

Tribal African interest; a carved wood and animal hide drum carved fertility doll, knobkerrie throwing club and a carved plaque.

A carved hardwood Zulu knobkerrie or chief's staff, early 20th century, of unusually large proportions, the typical bulbous end on a shaft carved in deep relief with a writhing snake, 202cm long

A 19th Century Zulu Knobkerrie, of rich chestnut coloured wood, the offset globular head with convex panel to the top and underside, on a slender tapering cylindrical haft, 77cm

Knobkerrie H 66 cm

An African ornamental zulu shield with knobkerrie and spear.

A Zulu knobkerrie South Africa wood, of large proportions, 65cm long, a nail head club, another with a talon grasping a sphere with a brass bell, another with a lead head, a South African axe, a West African staff, an axe handle and a miniature Rwanda dance shield. (9) Provenance Seward Kennedy, London.