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λ A Zulu rhinoceros horn knobkerrie South Africa in two parts with a spherical finial and a tapering shaft, with a hide spacer, late 19th/early 20th century, 90.5cm long.

A Zulu knobkerrie South Africa wood with an off centre spherical head with a flat top and shallow concave underside, 69cm long.

A Zulu knobkerrie South Africa wood with bands of two colour wire, 66cm long.

A Zulu knobkerrie, length 62cm.

A Zulu knobkerrie, length 67cm.

A Zulu knobkerrie, length 89cm.

Tribal Art - a Zulu knobkerrie; carvings; etc.

A Shona, Zimbabwe short Sword with wooden scabbard, hatch carved and wire work decoration, 32" (81cms) long overall and a Shona Knobkerrie with similar wire wound decoration. 31" (78cms) long.

A late 19th century hardwood knobkerrie (78cm).

Zulu 'Knobkerrie'. Heavy round head, hardwood shaft. Overall length approx 3 feet. Good condition. 2) A silver topped swagger stick with crown over Maltese Cross & T.C.L.B.C in quadrant below. 3) A 19th century fencing 'Epee' cord bound grip. 'SOLINGEN' stamped to quatrefoil blade 29". Butterfly guard with leather pad. A good lot of interesting items in good condition. (3)

AN ANTIQUE TRIBAL KNOBKERRIE. POSSIBLY SOUTH SEAS

A tribal knobkerrie, a walking stick, a sword, with a carved wood handle, in a matching scabbard (3) Condition report Report by GHThe knobkerrie is 73 cm long. Generally in good condition, metal bindings tight and no obvious damage to the wood. Very thin split down the shaft, probably part of the wood grain.

AN AFRICAN KNOBKERRIE, THREE FURTHER TRIBAL CLUBS AND TWO ENGLISH COSH. (6)

A c1900 indigenous knobkerrie, length approx 76cm, two early tourist African spears and a cow hide shield supported by a long dowel threaded with contrasting hide, height approx 70cm (4). CONDITION REPORT 146cm and 128cm, the lot can be posted in two large boxes. No woodworm, no obvious visible signs of damage, general wear commensurate with age.

A lignum vitae knobkerrie, with ball terminal, 76cm

A Polynesian club, and a knobkerrie (2)

An Aboriginal woomera or spear thrower,early 20th century, with incised decoration on all faces,77cm long,three beehive-ended clubs,with bulb heads and incised handles, each slightly curved,longest 73cm, a knobkerrie, anda wooden spear,with holes for attaching shells(?),both 68cm long (6)

A 19th Century knobkerrie

An early 20th Century African lignum vitae knobkerrie, the bulbous head on a slightly tapering shaft, length approx 86cm.

African hardwood knobkerrie club

A 19th century carved hardwood South African tribal possibly Zulu Knobkerrie / Knobkiere. Turned shaped bulbous end, with carved detailing along the shaft.  POSTAGE: Worldwide postage / delivery available on all items. Combined postage available; UK £15.99+VAT, Ireland from £19.99+VAT, Europe from £19.99+VAT, USA / Canada from £30+VAT. Any other destinations please get in touch for a quote; info@eastbristol.co.uk. All quotes dependant upon location. Prices are per parcel (not per item).

An Africian hardwood knobkerrie 76cm high

An African hardwood knobkerrie with leather grips 59cm

An African hardwood knobkerrie 99cm high

African knobkerrie, the pointed arched over ball top above a tapering handle, the mid section with an original pin repair, 50cm high

Tribal Art - a Zulu knobkerrie; a status staff; spears; etc

A carved hardwood knobkerrie with inset tooth (32.5cm)

A 19th Century African hardwood knobkerrie with bulbous head and long tapered shaft, length approx 89cm.

An scarce 19th century South African Zulu/Swazi knobkerrie, the off-set ball head with dished scalloped top carved 'Zululand 1879', over a turned shaft etched with eight battle honours 'Battle of Ginginholvo 2.4.79', 'Relief of Ekowe 3.4.79', 'Fort Chelmsford 25.4.79', 'Fort Crealock 10.5.79', 'Camp Inyezane River 17.6.79', 'Camp Napoleon Hill 21.6.79', 'Umlalast Plains 29.6.79', 'Umlatoost River 5.7.79' and further carved 'Sergt. J. Smith 91st P.L.A. Highlanders', well patinated, 67.5 cm long, a rare Zulu War artefact

An African carved hardwood knobkerrie throwing club.

Early Zulu Wars Fighting Knobkerrie, hard wood club with large bulbous head in a fluted style. Measures 69cm in length.

A KNOBKERRIE

A Zulu / Tsonga vessel South Africa wood, with incised and pokerwork decoration, with three pierced lugs, native wirework repair to the base, 23cm high, and a Zulu hardwood knobkerrie, 67cm high. (2)

A Zulu milk pot South Africa wood, with pokerwork finish, 33.5cm high, and a Zulu knobkerrie, hardwood with wirework bands, 73.5cm long. (2)

A Zulu knobkerrie South Africa hardwood, with an ovoid head and nipple point, on a tapering shaft with a waisted grip, 64.5cm long.

A Zulu heavy knobkerrie South Africa wood, with a large spherical head with a metal staple, the shaft with a painted inventory number 22/8 .25, 66.5cm long.

A Zulu knobkerrie South Africa wood, with wirework bands, having a spherical finial, the shaft with incised notches, 77cm long.

A Zulu knobkerrie South Africa wood, with a spherical finial, the shaft with three spiral snakes, with dot and line pokerwork decoration, 97.5cm long.

Tribal Art - a Zulu knobkerrie, substantial globular head, the shaft bound with two copper wire bands, 63cm long, South Africa, c.1900

Tribal Art - a Zulu two-tone hardwood knobkerrie, globular head, slightly curved shaft, 68cm long, South Africa, c.1900; another, similar (2)

Tribal Art - a Zulu knobkerrie, globular head, two-tone wire band to shaft, 72cm long, South Africa, c.1900

Walking Sticks - A tribal knobkerrie with bulbous terminal, another carved as a tribal warrior, etc. (3)

A Zulu Ishilunga, the cow hide leather shield with central wooden knobkerrie pole support and double row of openings for leather strips, shield measures 37in x 28in (94cm x 71cm), knobkerrie pole measures 58in (132cm), together with an African leather quiver containting approximately eight arrows, each with barbed steel tips bound to bamboo shafts, and a kris (a lot)

A tribal carved hardwood knobkerrie, together with a carved hardwood tribal mask and a wrought metal tribal mask. (3)

A ZULU CHIEFTAIN'S KNOBKERRIE, 19th century, with rounded head, 20" shaft with copper wire chevron decoration and leather wrist strap, 24 1/2" long (Illustrated)

A 20th century tribal knobkerrie, approx 63cm in length

Early 20th century Knobkerrie / Knobkierie / Knobkerry

A knobkerrie, with carved serpent entwined shaft, a silver topped umbrella, Japanese carved bone walking stick, and three other walking sticks

An African timber knobkerrie club *This lot was previously owned by British artist Ronald Moody (1900-84).

TWO KNOBKERRIE STYLE WALKING CANES the largest 95cm long.

Two hardwood knobkerrie.

KNOBKERRIE, SOUTH AFRICAN CLUB

A 19th century South Sea Islands Polynesian tribal knobkerrie.

A 19th Century Wooden Zulu Knobkerrie with Typical Bulbous Head and Tapering Handle.

Tribal Art - a Zulu two-tone hardwood knobkerrie or status staff, unusual octagonally panelled bulbous head, 89cm long, South Africa, late 19th/early 20th century

ZULU KNOBKERRIE WITH BUTTONS ON FORWARD FACING HEAD

AFRICAN KNOBKERRIE

Tribal Art - a Zulu two-tone hardwood knobkerrie or status staff, unusual octagonally panelled bulbous head, 89cm long, South Africa, late 19th/early 20th century

Walking stick and knobkerrie

A hardwood knobkerrie or throwing club, the shaft with carved wiggle work decoration, length 39cm