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A small quantity of African hardwood carvings comprising two Ashanti figures, a knobkerrie, a large spoon etc.

A Fijian hardwood Ula or throwing club, with lobed head, with incised zig zag grip, 16.25in., together with a Zulu knobkerrie, mounted with two colour wire bands, 30.25in.

A Zulu knobkerrie, having contemporary style multicoloured covering to the handle, with a native style spear (2)

A Silver topped Cane by T.J. Brigg and a Knobkerrie

A Malacca walking stick with ivory handle and silver ferrule, a walking stick with carved horn dog's head handle and a knobkerrie

A Knobkerrie with bamboo stem and polished stone head, 79cm long, with a bamboo fishing spear and an arrow (3)

An African knobkerrie, having slightly flattened head, 22”

A late 19th century Zulu rhinoceros horn knobkerrie of traditional form, having spherical head and tapering shaft bound with copper wire. 42cm long, diameter of head 10cm, approx. total weight 948 grams. Pease Note: Matthew Wright at DEFRA, Bristol, has advised that because the knobkerrie is pre-1947 and 'worked', no licence is needed to sell it, but no guarantee is made that the item will be granted a CITES re-export certificate. NB: Overseas Internet bidding is not available for this lot.

A Knobkerrie and a pair of Casa Pupo amber glass covered bowls (3)

A good quality African knobkerrie, late 19th/early 20th Century With hardwood spherical knob, the hardwood grip covered in elaborate copper and brass wire decoration, length 74cm.

A knobkerrie with bulbous top, beaded middle section and animal fur to stem

EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY BLACK FOREST AND STAINED SOFTWOOD FIGURE OF A BROWN BEAR, depicted on all fours with glass inlet eyes and open mouth showing teeth, 4" (10.2cm) long and an AFRICAN CARVED HARDWOOD KNOBKERRIE, the shaft now shortened, 12 1/2" (31.8cm) long overall (2)

A giant Knobkerrie Zulu War Club (11” in circumference).

A 19th Century Burmese/Thai Dha Type Sword, the 45.5cm slightly curved single edge steel blade with a flat back and engraved line leading for 20cm from the hilt, the silver hilt collar of waisted octagonal form, engraved with panels of flowers and diapering, the elephant ivory hilt of tapering octagonal form, lacks scabbard; a Zulu Knobkerrie, of honey coloured wood, the ovoid head with raised nipple pommel, on a tapering cylindrical haft with flared butt, 57cm (2)

An African hardwood Zulu knobkerrie, with bulbous head and tapering haft, 30in.

A Vintage Hardwood Knobkerrie, 30 long, some metal binding to stem

λ A Zulu rhinoceros horn knobkerrie, South Africa, with a ball head and a tapering handle, late 19th century, 71cm long, 308.7grams.

A South African knobkerrie, the shaft with a reeded band and a twin faceted spherical finial, 72cm long.

A South African knobkerrie, with a spherical head having a gouge, 63cm long, an East African adze, with a crescent end blade with a ridge and wirework bound handle, 37.5cm long, and a club with flattened head, 65cm long. (3)

A South African knobkerrie, with a spherical head and waisted tapering handle, 71cm long.

A South African knobkerrie, with wirework bands, 78cm long, a South African axe, with a part decorated iron blade, the wood shaft with wirework bands, 77.5cm long, a Shona axe, with a bulb shape head and relief banded handle, 50cm long, a Zulu wood spoon with a shallow bowl and scorched decoration, 30 cm long and parts of another spoon. (6) Provenance - Collected by Joseph and Alice Kenney, missionaries in Rhodesia, late 19th / early 20th century.

A Dinka knobkerrie, Southern Sudan, with a mushroom shape head, on a tapering shaft with a reptile skin covered handle, 68cm long.

A late 19th and early 20th Century hardwood knobkerrie with hatched design to the base of handle, length 91cm

Two sticks of knobkerrie type

A group of walking sticks of knobkerrie type tog. with an Afghan tribal saddle bag (5)

A hardwood knobkerrie native walking stick together with another.

Small knobkerrie carved face with two damaged fish spears in wood (3)

African knobkerrie, the head carved with a face

Zulu Knobkerrie club possibly for ceremonial use together with carved head

Two sticks of knobkerrie type

A group of walking sticks of knobkerrie type tog. with an Afghan tribal saddle bag (5)

An African hardwood knobkerrie together with a shorter example with brightly coloured beaded collar, a thornwood walking cane, a further cane with white metal cap, etc

A hardwood knobkerrie with spherical head, late 19th/ early 20th century, probably Zulu, with five bands of copper wire at intervals along the slightly tapering shaft, 85cm in length

A Tribal hardwood double ended throwing club, together with a hide bound wooden shafted spear and a wooden club of knobkerrie form, 77, 121 & 73cm respectively.

A carved hardwood tribal knobkerrie

A 19th Century hardwood knobkerrie with notched head, overall length approx 67cm.

A Zulu Knobkerrie with five sections of two tone wirework, 30 in long

A Southern African two tone hardwood Knobkerrie, 34 in long

A South East African Axe, the blade with engraved patterns and the handle with pokerwork decoration, and a short handled Knobkerrie

A 19th Century Natal region knobkerrie with fluted ball and braided wire

A 19th Century Natal region knobkerrie with fluted ball and braided wire

An African carved hardwood Knobkerrie throwing club with wirework grip. 70cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Chip to the base of the shaft. Hair cracks to the head.

An African carved hardwood Knobkerrie throwing club, probably lignum vitae. 71cm long. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Very minor natural splits and chips near the base of the handle.

An African carved hardwood Knobkerrie throwing club with wirework grip. 70cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Chip to the base of the shaft. Hair cracks to the head.

An African carved hardwood Knobkerrie throwing club, probably lignum vitae. 71cm long. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Very minor natural splits and chips near the base of the handle.

A knobkerrie, of characteristic form, length 35 1/2 in; together with a sword with kastane style cast brass hilt, etched blade 33 in., and a late 18th/early 19th Century sword cane, the 15 in. blade retaining some blue and gilt, horn top. (3) Live bidding available, see www.georgekidner.co.uk for details

A collection of approximately nineteen walking sticks, many of usual crooked form together with a short example in the manner of an African knobkerrie together with an interesting turned timber long stemmed smoking pipe, four shooting sticks, etc

A collection of approximately nineteen walking sticks, many of usual crooked form together with a short example in the manner of an African knobkerrie together with an interesting turned timber long stemmed smoking pipe, four shooting sticks, etc

Assorted African weapons to include; axe, daggers, arrows in quiver, ceremonial sword, knobkerrie etc

Assorted African weapons to include; axe, daggers, arrows in quiver, ceremonial sword, knobkerrie etc

A Zulu Wood Knobkerrie, with large globular head, the cylindrical haft slightly swollen at the butt, 65.5cm; a Green Hardstone Axe Head, 22cm by 6cm (2)

A Zulu Wood Knobkerrie, with large globular head, the cylindrical haft slightly swollen at the butt, 65.5cm; a Green Hardstone Axe Head, 22cm by 6cm (2)

A TIGERWOOD WALKING STICK, the handle carved as an African head; together with A LIGNUM VITAE STICK, of knobkerrie type. (2) First 0.95m

A Zulu knobkerrie, with bulbous top and woven steel wire panels to the shaft

A Zulu knobkerrie, with bulbous top and woven steel wire panels to the shaft

A heavy worked hardwood knobkerrie believed to be of Zulu origin, 113 cm tall approx together with a spear with crudely worked iron blade with two collars, one in threaded leather, the other in intricate bead work, again believed to be African, 114 cm tall approx

A 19th Century rosewood knobkerrie, length approx 65cm, together with a 19th Century dense hardwood club with a carved knobbled end, length approx 80cm, and a carved ebony cane, length approx 85cm.

A 19th/20th century Zulu knobkerrie

A Zulu Knobkerrie, of dense hardwood, with large globular head, the tapering cylindrical haft bearing marks where a band of woven metal wire would have been placed, 54cm

A Malaysian Parang, the horn pistol grip handle with finger grooves, with two piece wood scabbard; an Eastern Kindjal, the curved double edge steel blade with raised medial ridge, with horn hilt and embossed leather scabbard; a Zulu Knobkerrie, with globular head and curved cylindrical haft; a Zulu Chief`s Staff, with ovoid head (4)