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A Zulu Knobkerrie, the offset ``golf wood`` type head with recess to the top and underside, on a tapering cylindrical haft, 90cm; a Zulu Status Cane, with curved T shape pommel and cylindrical haft, 89cm (2)

A Zulu Knobkerrie, the offset ovoid head with a carved recessed disc to the top and underside, on a tapering cylindrical haft, 71cm

A Zulu Knobkerrie, with large globular head, on a tapering cylindrical haft, 59cm

A Zulu Knobkerrie, with small globular head and tapering cylindrical haft, 72cm; an African Swordstick, with single edge steel blade, ebony bust head grip and haft (2)

A Zulu knobkerrie in lignum vitae, 87 cm

Zulu iwisa or knobkerrie , circa 1900, the spherical knob 7.5cm, with copper wire braiding at the hilt and towards the bottom of the shaft, length 66cm; also a ceremonial hardwood iklwa short spear , length 95cm (2)

A 20th Century African possibly Zulu Knobkerrie hardwood throwing stick, the weighted end of mace type with crossed iron studs, the shaft banded with three coloured wire collars, 76 cm long. ILLUSTRATED.

AN AFRICAN CLUB (KNOBKERRIE), LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY of characteristic form, the head studded with a star-shaped pattern of brass rondels, the haft with two carved bands, together with a brass and copper-mounted tribal neck ornament the first: 71cm; 28in

AFRICAN WEAPONS: TWO AXES, TWO CLUBS, TWO DAGGERS, A SUDANESE SWORD (KASKARA), ANOTHER SWORD, A BOW AND ANOTHER CLUB the first axe with slender rectangular head swelling towards the tip; the second similar, on a shorter haft; the third and fourth of knobkerrie type, one bound with twisted wire, the daggers with plain blades, one with wooden anthropomorphic hilt, the other including sections of bone, each in its scabbard with a strap for the upper arm; the kaskara of characteristic form (pommel missing); the seventh with blade of kaskara type and rudimentary sheet steel stirrup hilt; the bow carved with a criss-cross pattern on the outer face (chipped); and another club, probably New Hebrides the first: 74.5cm; 29 3/8in (10)

Antique hardwood knobkerrie with rounded head and tapering shaft, 2.5" long

A Zulu Knobkerrie, of hardwood, with small globular head and cylindrical haft, 88cm; a Similar Knobkerrie, with slender ovoid head, 76cm (2)

A Zulu Knobkerrie, with globular head and cylindrical haft, 79cm

A Zulu Knobkerrie, of hardwood, with globular head and cylindrical haft, 69cm

A knobkerrie, the eccentric head with shallow scallops carved in the top and underside, to a slender shaft, probably Zulu or Swazi, length 75 cm (29 1/2 in.)

A hardwood knobkerrie, overall length approx 80cm.

Zulu knobkerrie (IWISA). Long handle with typical swollen end. The ball decorated with nine studs. Two-tone wood. Overall length 70cm approx. Excellent condition.

Zulu knobkerrie (IWISA) war club. Long handle with swollen end and large ball decorated with metal motifs and studs. Overall length 67cm approx. Very good condition.

Zulu knobkerrie (IWISA) war club. Very long handle with swollen end, and with a large ball. Overall length 85cm approx. Very good condition.

A massive knobkerrie (executioners club) in polished dark wood. With a long handle and slightly swollen end. Overall length 74cm approx. There is a small area of restoration on one side of the ball, otherwise in very good condition.

Zulu Knobkerrie (IWISA) war club with a long handle with swollen end. The large ball is slightly off centre. Made from polished dark ebony-type wood. Overall length 70cm approx. Very good condition.

A treen bowl, 46 diameter, a swagger stick, a small knobkerrie, and the stock from a pistol (4)

A quantity of decorative ceramics, glass and ornamental items including assorted part dinner and tea services, vases, modern tribal shield, knobkerrie and spear display etc

A Zulu Knobkerrie, the globular head with dimple carved decoration, the tapering cylindrical haft with two bands of woven copper wire, 73cm

A Scottish walnut rusticated knobkerrie

An African Knobkerrie with gnarled rounded head and incised carved handle, 37 cm long and an African tribal spear with rusted steel blade, 183 cm long (PART ILLUSTRATED)

Xhosa spear, slender diamond section blade on hardwood shaft bound with plaited cane, length 117cm; Zulu lignum vitae knobkerrie with a mushroom shaped ball, 75cm; Zulu or Swazi knobkerrie mace, the ball gouged with ridged polygons, length 63cm. (3)

A Knobkerrie with punched decoration and large root head 20 in long, and another with twisted root head, 31 in long

A Zulu Knobkerrie, 27in long and an Asagai, 7ft long

A small headed Knobkerrie and a skeuomophic hardwood Zulu spear with incised decoration to the handle

A 19th Century African Zulu knobkerrie, by descent to current owner whose relative Captain J.A.T. Tredgold served in the South African War 1899-1902, and at the Relief of Ladysmith, 54cm.

A Rhinoceros Horn Knobkerrie, Zulu, circa 1880-1900, 36.5cm long, circumference of knob 21cm, weight 287g Sold with Animal Health pre-sale approval

A wooden Knobkerrie.

An interesting antique tribal knobkerrie, an African stool and an antique ethnic bronze dagger.

"Two Knobkerrie African clubs with spiral twist two coloured metal decoration, 74x 86cm"

"Two African Knobkerrie, possibly Zulu, 78cm, and 84cm an African oval shaped skin shield with lighter skin interwoven in two central lines with wooden frame, 65cm, two African spears with wooden shafts 143 cm "

A group of five South African/African clubs to include a South African knobkerrie having engraved animal depictions to the stem (4)

A Zulu knobkerrie, 56cm (30in) long, together with a barley twist walking cane with plaited wire work decoration and a disc shaft walking stick (3)

A vintage Treen Knobkerrie, 16” long

Malacca cane walking stick , 19th century, the ivory hilt carved with a figure of a portly gentleman; also a knobkerrie and two other sticks (4)

A Southern African Stool with triangular decoration to the legs 14 in high, and a Southern African Knobkerrie with off-set ball head carved as a human face

An African knobkerrie made into a crop, length 66cm.

An old Knobkerrie Stick, the bulbous handle carved to fit easily into the hand, 49 3/4`` long

An African ebony stick of knobkerrie type, probably Zulu. 91cm

A 19th century East African rhino horn knobkerrie, 20insSold wth CITES permit. Starting Price: £4000

A 19th century East African rhino horn knobkerrie, 17.5insSold with CITES permit. Starting Price: £2400

A 19th century African hardwood knobkerrie, 24ins

A 19th century East African knobkerrie, carved from a single piece of rhino horn, 21.5insSold with CITES pre-sale approval with note that a re-export certificate is unlikely to be granted.

A 19th century East African rhino horn knobkerrie, 31ins

An unusual African weapon, similar in form to a knobkerrie, with a disc shaped head, shaft 27 1/2 in., bound with bands of braided copper wire

Two fighting clubs of Knobkerrie type

A Zulu Knobkerrie, with small globular haft and tapered haft; a Masai Spear, with leaf shape head, split socket, long wood haft with steel spatula butt; an African Short Spear, with incised leaf shape head, the socket bound with leather strips, on a short wood haft with leather bound butt; a Rootwood Walking Stick, of pale colour. (4)

A Zulu Knobkerrie, the offset slightly beaked head set with metal studs, the tapering haft bound with copper wire; a Rootwood Club, with slightly curved haft. (2)

A Zulu Knobkerrie, the bulbous head incised with a band of chevrons and scrolls, the tapering haft incised with diapered panels and with chequered grip, 91cm long.

A Zulu Knobkerrie, with offset bulbous head; a Masai Hide Flask, of gourd form, with wood stopper; a West African Fly Whisk, with ebony figural handle. (3)

A late 19th/early 20th Century tribal knobkerrie with four bands of gilt wirework decoration to the shaft, 89 cm long

A knobkerrie, of characteristic form with slender haft and spherical head, length 52 cm (20 1/4 in.); together with a Chinese opium pipe. (2)

An African tribal ebony carving of a Benin warrior`s head, approx. 22 cm high, and a knobkerrie, 55cm long

A South African Boer War wooden Knobkerrie, with engraved decoration containing the words Spion Kop Vaal Krantz Monte Christo Hlangwanl Peiters Hill Ladismith Boer War, 60-80

A Zulu Knobkerrie, 19th Century with large plain head and woven wire-work decorated shaft. Provenance: Lt. Col. F.G. Lawrence, South Wales Borderers, 24th Regiment, thence by descent

An Indian Hide Dhal, of plain circular form, with four slightly domed steel rivet heads securing the leather cushioned grip straps, 45cm diameter; a Zulu Knobkerrie, with bulbous offset head and tapering haft; a French 1866 Pattern Chassepot Yataghan Sword Bayonet, lacks scabbard; an Australian Aborigine Boomerang, carved with emu and kangaroo; an Axe, with wire cutter notch to the head. (5)