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An Irish shillelagh/knobkerrie, approx 48 cm.

A ZULU HARDWOOD KNOBKERRIE

A Southern African leather bound Knobkerrie, 26 in long, and a bark Quiver, 28 in high

A 19th century South African Zulu rhinoceros horn knobkerrie, the tapering handle with flattened spear head terminal, 20.5in. total weight 495g.

A Zulu hardwood knobkerrie, 17”, probably 19th Century, 2 small holes drilled in shaft; also another shillelegh type club 33”, GC (2)

A 19th Century African Zulu knobkerrie, the weighted end of mace type with iron studs,66 cm long

An African knobkerrie with carved fluted top.

An early 20th Century African spear, with a turned hardwood knobkerrie and an elliptical shaped zebra skin shield. (3)

A late 19th century South African carved rhino horn knobkerrie, with tapering handle, 605g, length 53cm, head circumference 24.5cm This lot is sold with a letter from AHVLA confirming that it can be legally traded in the UK without any further CITES certification. Please note, however, that recent changes to the laws regarding the exporting of worked rhino horn items mean that a CITES re-export certificate is unlikely to be granted for this item. For more information, please visit the DEFRA website (http://animalhealth.defra.gov.uk/).

A late 19th century East African rhino horn knobkerrie, 480g, 91cm, head circumference 19cm This lot is sold with a letter from AHVLA confirming that it can be legally traded in the UK without any further CITES certification. Please note, however, that recent changes to the laws regarding the exporting of worked rhino horn items mean that a CITES re-export certificate is unlikely to be granted for this item. For more information, please visit the DEFRA website (http://animalhealth.defra.gov.uk/).

A ZULU CIRCA. 1900 KNOBKERRIE.

A LATE 19TH CENTURY ZULU KNOBKERRIE.

A LATE 19TH CENTURY ZULU KNOBKERRIE.

An African hardwood Knobkerrie the gnarled head on a tapering shaft cut with zigzag grip, 41cm long

A knobkerrie of traditional form, possibly Zulu

A Zulu Knobkerrie, with reeded ovoid head and cylindrical haft, 55.5cm, damage to the butt

A Zulu Knobkerrie, with small globular head and tapering cylindrical haft, 85cm; A Small Zulu Knobkerrie, with slightly offset ovoid head, the tapering haft split and with sliver missing from the lower end (2)

An African carved hardwood Knobkerrie possibly Zulu with large spherical head and turned tapering shaft, 24" long. Condition Report : Minor natural splits to the head. Original patina.

An African knobkerrie or throwing club, short handle tapering to cylindrical shaft, with bulbous shaped pointed terminal wand eight protruding spikes 62cm long

A Zulu knobkerrie, with a spherical head and three bands of bi-colour wire, 28Όin (72cm) long.

A South African knobkerrie, with a depressed faceted globular finial, 26Ύin (68cm) long and a beadwork covered blue glass bottle, 9Όin (23.5cm) high. (2)

Two Zulu knobkerrie clubs circa 1900, 53cm

A circa 1900 South African carved rhino horn knobkerrie, with turned head and long handle, length 71cm, head circumference 16.5cm, weight 304g. Provenance: The knobkerrie has passed by descent from the vendors great grandfathers family who were farmers in Natal, South Africa. It was inherited by the present owner in 1949. This lot is sold with a letter from AHVLA confirming that it can be legally traded in the UK without any further CITES certification (reference No. 21/13-14). Please note, however, that recent changes to the laws regarding the exporting of worked rhino horn items mean that a CITES re-export certificate is unlikely to be granted for this item. For more information, please visit the DEFRA website (http://animalhealth.defra.gov.uk/).

A late 19th century South African hardwood knobkerrie, with plain turned handle, length 74cm, head circumference 24cm

Tribal - A Zulu knobkerrie of typical form, approx 71 cm.

A ZULU KNOBKERRIE, the globular head on a cylindrical shaft with a slightly flared butt. Length 0.92m

An African Knobkerrie 32 in., a leather bound Stick, a leather bound Quiver with arrows, a Bow, a carved bamboo Walking Stick, a small Paddle and two Bullfighter`s Spears

A knobkerrie. with notched handle, 35.5cm overall length.

A 19th Century Carved Wood Knobkerrie or Club Possibly African, 50 cm Long.

A 19th century African knobkerrie with later studded head, together with an assagai spear.

An African Knobkerrie, another and two Axes.

A Zulu Knobkerrie, with globular head and slightly curved cylindrical haft, 71cm

A Zulu Knobkerrie, with large globular head, the tapering cylindrical haft bound with bands of woven copper and brass wire, 63cm; a Zulu Wood Haft for an Axe, the square section crescent shape head set with numerous brass studs and pierced with hole for the axe head tang (missing), the cylindrical haft with a woven brass and steel wire collar and grip, 61cm (2)

A Zulu Knobkerrie, of later black painted wood, with globular head and tapering cylindrical haft, 72cm; two Zulu Ebony Staffs, one with globular head, on a wrythen carved tapering haft, cut down, the other missing its head, on a diaper carved and wrythen fluted haft (3)

An Unusual Zulu Knobkerrie Type Club, the elongated ovoid head with stepped neck and tapering cylindrical haft, with brass studded decoration and with folded iron spiked butt, 93cm; an African Spear, with small leaf shape head and pierced socket on a slender wood haft with flattened iron spike butt; a Masai ``Rhombo`` Spear, the broad leaf shape blade with raised medial ridge and folded socket on a two section wood haft with snakeskin bound grip; an African Ebony Staff, with pierced multi head carved square grip and wrythen carved haft; a Shilelagh (5)

A Zulu Knobkerrie, with globular head and cylindrical haft, slightly flared at the butt, 79cm; a Songye Axe, with crescent shape head on a flat rectangular tang inserted into the swollen pommel of the cylindrical haft, bound with woven brass wire bands, 82cm (2)

Tribal shield, spear and a Knobkerrie stick (3).

A small Knobkerrie having off centre bulbous head and tapering shaft, length: 59cm approximately

A Zulu stick of knobkerrie type tog. with a West African spear (2)

A circa 1900 Kenyan carved rhino horn knobkerrie , with ring turned head and plain handle, length 45cm, weight 160g. Provenance: Presented to landowner Leonard King of Thompson's Fall, Kenya, circa 1920s, and thence by descent to the current owner. This lot is sold with a letter from AHVLA confirming that it can be legally traded in the UK without any further CITES certification (reference No. 126/12-13). Please note, however, that there has been a change to the laws regarding the exporting of worked rhino horn items and a CITES re-export certificate is unlikely to be granted for this item. For more information, please visit the DEFRA website (http://archive.defra.gov.uk/).

An African hardwood knobkerrie with wire thread collar and band, length 23cm.

Zulu knobkerrie, together with a hide shield, (2)

A collection of five African related canes and walking sticks, including an African hardwood knobkerrie / knobkerry with copper and brass mounts, a bone inlaid walking cane, a bone finial and ebony parade stick, a carved hardwood cane, and a bamboo parade stick (5)

A late 19th/early 20th Century African knobkerrie, the handle and head with carved "Buttons", the lower part of the handle with incised decoration, 33.5ins long Note : This was collected by the vendors grandfather who lived in Africa from about 1900

A late 19th/early 20th Century African hardwood knobkerrie, the head of oval profile, 29ins long, and another with a round head and incised decoration to the lower handle, 16.5ins long Note : This was collected by the vendors grandfather who lived in Africa from about 1900

An African wooden Knobkerrie.

A Zulu Knobkerrie, with globular head and cylindrical haft, bound all over with woven brightly coloured wire in bands of zig zag, 63cm; a Zulu Stabbing Spear, the haft with similar decoration (2- circa 1930`s)

A Zulu Knobkerrie, with small globular head and slightly tapering cylindrical haft, 78cm

A Zulu Knobkerrie, with globular head on a tapering cylindrical haft, 75cm

A Zulu Knobkerrie, made from one piece of wood, the large globular head with age crevices and fine splits, on a tapering cylindrical haft, 74cm; a South African Drover`s Whip, possibly of buffalo hide, with woven brass and copper wire bound grip, 93cm; a Zulu Wood Walking Cane, with small globular head, the tapering cylindrical haft with a carved raised diamond motif, 83cm (3)

An African hardwood knobkerrie, with a bulbous head with a nipple, 23in (58.5cm) long.

A South African knobkerrie, with an interlaced copper band, 23in (58.4cm) long, and a hardwood baton, 18¼in (46cm) long. (2)

A poker work stool, another stool, a chair, a brass pan, a J Baragwanath watercolour, other pictures, a knobkerrie, treen, tribal and other items (qty)

A late 19th/early 20th century African knobkerrie of traditional form, a 19th century Wilkinson Sword bayonet, a small William Rogers dagger and an iron spearhead.

A hardwood knobkerrie, overall length approx 80cm.

A knobkerrie, small ovoid head, narrow shaft bound with bands of braided copper wire, 86cm (33 3/4in.)

19th Century Zulu knobkerrie

A metal studded hardwood knobkerrie - possibly South African - L55cm

A Zulu knobkerrie, with an off centre spherical finial with concave top and base, the handle with ribbed ovoid nodules, one re-applied, 26.5in (67cm) l.

A wooden Knobkerrie with carved handle, probably 19th century, 17" long