We found 1562 price guide item(s) matching your search

A Zulu Knobkerrie, with large onion shape head, the tapered haft bound with bands of woven copper wire, 65cm.

An African wood and wire bound knobkerrie, the spherical terminal with nails, the handle with brass and silver coloured wire, 25in (63.5cm) l.

A bundle of walking sticks, to include Malacca examples, some with ivory tops, silver mounted examples, an Imperial Gallon measuring stick, numerous names struck to the sides, an African knobkerrie and a Japanese parasol

A Zulu knobkerrie., length 52cms

A turned wood knobkerrie, 27.5in (70cm) l.

A knobkerrie, of characteristic form, cut from a single piece of wood, length 58.5 cm (23 in.).

An African hardwood knobkerrie (slightly wormed), 70.5cm long

A Collection of Mainly Early 20th Century Zulu Artefacts, comprising:- a Chief`s Staff, the haft carved with a lizard and entwined snake; a Knobkerrie, with large bulbous head, the tapering haft bound with woven brass wire; a similar smaller knobkerrie, with plain haft; two knobkerries, each with a small globular horn head, possibly rhinoceros, the tapering hafts bound with brass wire; a knobkerrie, with small disc shape head; a fly whisk, made from the tail of an animal, possibly rhinoceros; a small hide dance shield. (8)

A Baule, Ivory Coast Wood Sceptre, the slightly flattened cylindrical haft with incised tendrils, concentric circle and wave motifs, the head carved with a stylised mask with pierced coffee bean eyes in oval sockets, aquiline nose, open mouth and deep curved chin, with upturned wave carved back cresting, 47cm, some damage; a Zulu Knobkerrie, with small globular head, the tapering haft with three bands of woven brass wire; a British Second World War Machete, in leather sheath; an Irish Blackthorn Shillelagh, of small proportions. (4)

An African Native skin/hide shield together with a spear, knobkerrie and two hide and hair covered sticks.

A good Zulu knobkerrie walking stick.

An iron hanging rack, with bird and scroll decoration, a black slate bowl with sphinx feet, and an African knobkerrie

Ivory back brushes, silver back brush, knobkerrie and other items

A vintage Hardwood Knobkerrie, 16” long

A Zulu Knobkerrie, with globular head, the tapered haft bound with a band of woven wire, 71cm long; an African Spear, the long steel blade with a fuller to each opposing edge, with chequered steel socket, ebony haft and steel butt with looped end, possibly Shona, Zimbabwe; an African Hide Fan. (3)

A Western Australian Woomera (Spear Thrower), of flattened leaf shape, one side incised with bands of hatching, with plain waisted grip, the tip set with a pointed wood hook bound with vegetable fibre, 89cm by 9cm; a Zulu Knobkerrie, with globuular head and tapering haft, 86cm long. (2)

A 19th Century Zulu Knobkerrie, with large bulbous head, the cylindrical haft with a woven brass wire collar.

A 19th Century Zulu Knobkerrie, with bulbous head, the tapering cylindrical haft set with an eliptical silver plaque engraved "BATTLE OF ULANDI 1879", 78cm long.

A collection of early 20th century Zulu tribal dress and bead necklaces, together with a leopard skin cloak and a knobkerrie style stick

A COLLECTION OF ZULU BOER WAR WEAPONS comprising a hardwood knobkerrie with plaited wire bands 29" long, two spears with iron heads 49" and 52" long, and an antelope skin shield of oval form 27 1/2" high (4)

AN AFRICAN HARDWOOD KNOBKERRIE, 19th/20th century, c.20" long, and another mounted with iron axe head, 19 1/2" long (2)

Ethnographica: A late 19th/early 20th century southern African knobkerrie with metal binding, l. 69 cm

A South African Knobkerrie, with globular head, the tapering cylindrical haft with five bands of plaited metal wire; an African Fly Whisk, of horse hair, the wooden haft bound with plaited wire; an African Axe, with crescent shaped head, the tang inset into the tapering wooden haft with compressed and swelling pommel (3)

A knobkerrie, 19th Century, plain shaft 28 1/4 in., flattened spherical head with dimpled finish.

A HARDWOOD KNOBKERRIE, the polished sphere with carved zigzag banding, on typical tapered stem, pierced for a hanging loop, 24" long

A hardwood knobkerrie type stick/cane, length 82.5cm.

A South African Knobkerrie, with plain head and carved handle, 16 in. (41cm); together with an other Knobkerrie with lobed head and carved handle, 16 in. (41cm).

A Knobkerrie Hardwood Club, with Polynesian style carving, 40 cm See illustration

African Interest: a South African knobkerrie, the head in lignum vitae

A WHALE BONE WHIP bearing a label "Cecil Rhodes to J.H. Lawley", and a wooden knobkerrie, with a similar label (2)

A wooden African Knobkerrie

An assegai, with leaf shaped iron head and part hide wrapped shaft; a knobkerrie, with spherical head and slightly waisted shaft; and a pair of contemporary African hide shields. (4)

A FIJIAN GUNSTOCK CLUB AND A ZULU KNOBKERRIE, 19TH CENTURY of characteristic form, the first pierced with a pair of shaped and a pair of rectangular panels, chip-carved over the upper portion (small cracks) and in untouched patinated condition; the second with near spherical head of contrasting colours (cracks) and the haft pierced at the base 112cm; 44 1/8in and 58cm; 22 7/8in (2)

A lignum vitae knobkerrie, with wirework mounts, 31in.

A Knobkerrie, large hardwood head approximately 10cm in diameter, 61cm haft with braided wire band just beneath the head. Some age splits.

A Yoruba carved wooden female shrine figure, height, 23cm, and a knobkerrie, (2).

An African carved mask wall plaque, 60cm long together with a knobkerrie (2)

A South African Knobkerrie, the short shaft carved with bands of shallow hatching; a larger knobkerrie, the long shaft bound with bands of copper wire; a spear head; a fish spear head with barbed blade.(4)

A South African Knobkerrie, of typical form

A South African Hardwood Knobkerrie, the faceted spherical head with the tapering handle set at a slight angle; three other kerries with spherical heads and centrally set handles (4)

A Zulu Knobkerrie, and other ethnographic items (qty)

Two African wooden spears, together with a bow with bound ends, 154cm (60 3/4in) and a South African knobkerrie, 69cm (27in)

Two simulated bamboo silver mounted canes, another silver mounted cane and a knobkerrie (4)

militaria - An African hardwood knobkerrie, with a notch-carved grip, the butt pierced for hanging, 38cm long.

A Zulu knobkerrie with spherical terminal and brass and silver coloured wire binding to shaft and a small knobkerrie of similar form.

A Zulu knobkerrie with five woven metal bands 33.5ins

A WOODEN FIGHTING CLUB. Possibly Southern Africa origins, of Knobkerrie Style. Carved top of intwined coils form 73cm overall length. With another later stick in the Irish style.

South African Zulu? Knobkerrie the hand grip carved with 2. rows of zigzag carving, the knop carved with reeded decoration on three bands with excellent colour & decoration approx. 16. 1/2. long

An African Hardwood Knobkerrie, 62cm, a smaller rootwood club and an axe (3)

A carved hardwood knobkerrie probably African 68cm in length

A hardwood knobkerrie, the incised zig-zag decorated handle to a lobed head, 15.5in (39.3cm) and another with a plain head, 15in (38cm) h.

A 19th Century Zulu knobkerrie with three spiral woven two-coloured wirework ferrules.

A 19th Century Zulu knobkerrie with single wirework hand grip.

A 19th Century Zulu knobkerrie decorated with five intricately woven wirework bands.

A 19th Century Zulu plain hardwood knobkerrie.

A Zulu pre-1900 ceremonial-dancing shield; and a ceremonial knobkerrie. (2)

Unusual nineteenth century Zulu Knobkerrie (possible from Northern Zululand) with wire-bound decoration, 29in, slightly longer than usual, flange carved into shaft below head

A Victorian ebony walking stick with ivory handle, carved with opposing heads of a mythical bird, a bone handled riding crop and an early 20th century Knobkerrie stick from the Matopos region of Zimbabwe 36 ins

A Polynesian hardwood club, the blade of lozenge form with incised zig-zag border, carved grip, probably Hawaiian Group, 25 1/2in long; and a Zulu knobkerrie, the head with brass studwork, cylindrical tapering shaft bound with bands of copper wire, 29 1/2in long, both 19th century. (2).

A Brass Bowfront Stick Stand, with knobkerrie riding crops and hot, a silver mounted walking cane etc..