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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)

A Large Ironwood Pole Club, of rounded cylindrical form, tapering to a point at each end, the grip pierced and bearing remains of a leather pommel, 75cm, possibly South Sea Islands; a Zulu Knobkerrie, with globular head and short cylindrical haft, 41cm (2)

A Yoruba Dance Club, the curved head carved as the bust head and shoulders of a man with combed coiffure and pursed lips, painted blue, on a natural tapering cylindrical haft, 70cm; a Zulu Knobkerrie, with small globular head and long tapering cylindrical haft, 80cm (2)

A Zulu knobkerrie together with a leather swagger stick

Polynesian? war hammer or knobkerrie

An African hardwood club or Knobkerrie

A collection of Knobkerrie type weapons, one with a carved decoration (5)

An African Zulu knobkerrie club apparently carved with lettering "BX", length 58cm.

An early 20th Century African hardwood knobkerrie with off-centre head and tapering shaft, 110cm long

Zulu carved wooden ball headed club or knobkerrie, the faceted straight handle with all over hatched design and dark stained ball with notched oval carving on both sides, 89cm

A 19th century knobkerrie Zulu in origin, shaped from a single length of hardwood with the decoratively figured rootball forming the bulbous head, drilled hole to base containing string wrist strap, three carved notches to lower end of shaft, 18¼in. (46.3cm.) long.

A Zulu knobkerrie, with large globular head, the cylindrical haft with slightly swamped butt, 77cm; a Zulu wall trophy, of an animal hide dance shield, backed by an assegai with wicker bound haft and a wood dance paddle, together with a Kruger National Park Souvenir linen panel (3)

A South African knobkerrie, 53.5cm, three Zulu spoons, a Kenyan spoon with bird finial, another with kneeling female figure, a ladle with carved nut bowl, two clubs, a South African pipe, a bone stick with knot handle and two wood handled knives. (13)

A large knobkerrie, with spherical head, the handle pierced, 64.5cm long, a dark patinated knobkerrie, 38cm long, a root club with notches to the handle and four other clubs. (7)

A South African club, with a stepped oval head, 70cm long, a knobkerrie with wire bands and four clubs with faceted heads. (6)

Four Aborigine clubs, two with edged spherical heads, the longest with a hatched grip, 82.5cm long, two similar African clubs and a knobkerrie. (7)

A Zulu knobkerrie, with large spherical head, 62cm long, a knobkerrie with brass and telephone wire bands, 75.5cm long, an ebonised staff with a spherical head and incised zigzag band and a ribbed collar, 92cm long and four other clubs. (7)

A knobkerrie, with an offset finial, with mask having inset bead eyes, 57cm long, and a smaller knobkerrie, 48cm long. (2)

A Zulu knobkerrie, with plaited wire bands, 54cm long.

A South African knobkerrie, with wire band, 62cm long, two arrows, with differing blades, 63cm the longest, in a waisted wood quiver with leather mounts, 65cm long. (4)

A Zulu hardwood knobkerrie, with four bands of plaited wire, the handle pierced, 71cm long.

A South African knobkerrie, 63.5cm long.

A late 19th Century dark hardwood knobkerrie, overall length approx 89cm, a similar knobkerrie, length approx 79cm, a studded knobkerrie and a shillelagh.

An African hardwood knobkerrie throwing club, 83cm. Condition Report : Knocks and dents to the head.

A Zulu Knobkerrie

A small Knobkerrie (probably Southern African) with faceted head 16 in long, and a Fly Whisk with leather handle

An African carved hardwood tribal knobkerrie, possibly from the Basuto tribe 76 cms long. CONDITION REPORTS: Some splits and losses, general wear.

A 19th Century Zulu knobkerrie plain tapering shaft and end, length 70cm.

South African knobkerrie, also a meat tray or Ugqoko a spear and parrying shield, (4) the tray measures 101cm wide. Collected by Thomas Arthur Warburton (the grandfather of the Vendor) a Merchant seaman working out of Liverpool with Cunard.

A carved wood knobkerrie, 32in. together with a two-handled marquetry tray, Indian ceremonial design, 26in.

AN AFRICAN HARDWOOD KNOBKERRIE the head inset with bone in star and moon shapes, 28cm handle. Condition Report: Overall good condition, having some small marks, large (old) splits to head.

AN AFRICAN HARDWOOD KNOBKERRIE with rounded head having 33cm handle, the lower section being carved. Condition Report: Minor scratches, split to head.

A collection of vintage textiles, Zulu beadwork covered knobkerrie etc.

A knobkerrie club, 62cm (24.25") long and a carved head Condition Report: Slight dents to head of club, a few light scratches elsewhere, otherwise good.

A knobkerrie

22 Britains by First Gear Zulu War series individual figures. 9 British 24th Foot including Charging, Butting With Rifle, Casualty, Kneeling and Standing Firing etc. Plus Natal Native Contingent Corporal Schiess Advancing. 2 Trooper Natal Carbineers Standing Firing and Kneeling Firing. Plus 10 Zulus- Throwing Spear, Charging, Wounded, Swinging Knobkerrie, Attacking etc. All in plastic blister packs. Contents Mint, as new.

20 Britains by First Gear Zulu War series individual figures. 6x British 24th Foot including Private Hitch, Drummer Boy, Standing Firing, Kneeling Firing, Running With Ammo Box & Rifle and Colour Sergeant Bourne. Plus British Chaplin George Smith. British Commissary Dalton Loading Rifle. British Natal Native Contingent Corporal Wilson etc. Plus 8 Zulus including Advancing With Knobkerrie, Warrior Crouched, Charging With Assegai etc. All in plastic blister packs. Contents Mint, as new.

10 Britains by First Gear. All Zulu War series. The Washing of the Spears Set- Zulu Warrior and Dead British 24th Foot 20040. Zulu Married Regiment Casualty Set 20022. Zulu Prince Dabulamanzi mounted Zulu Commander at Rorke’s Drift 20048. Zulu uMbonambi Regiment advancing with Knobkerrie 45003. Zulu iNdlondlo Regiment Throwing Spear 20002. Ox Wagon & Supplies 45009. 4x 24th Foot: Private Wood Defending The Barricade 20025, Stretcher Bearer Set 20069, Defending Set 20007 and Kneeling Firing 45010. All boxed. Minor cleaning required. Contents Mint as new.

A fine Zulu knobkerrie, iwisa, with ball head 4½” diameter, overall length 23”, the handle decorated with three lengths of brass and copper wire. Plate 9

A quantity of African tribal items including spears, masks, mounted felt backed animal skin possibly a Hyena together with a reproduction Zulu hide shield with spear together with a knobkerrie and two fur rugs

AFRICAN CARVED HARDWOOD KNOBKERRIE WAR CLUB of traditional form with orbicular top and tapering pointed shaft pierced for leather wrist strap//thong, 25" (63.5cm) long

Three African tribal Zulu weapons, to include a knobkerrie, a short spear (assegai) and a throwing spear (mgani). Condition Report: The throwing spear is 175cm. The short spear is 104cm. The knobkerrie is 90cm.

A 19th Century African root Knobkerrie with old leather bound repairs, 23 in long

A double ended Knobkerrie, 30 in long

A 19th Century African Zulu Knobkerrie with applied metal studs to the head, 25in long