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A carved African knobkerrie stick or Hottentot Kerri stick, inlaid to the handle with mother-of-pearl, 90cm high, late 19th / early 20th century; two further tribal African sticks, one with leather handle, (3).

Extremely large knobkerrie L57cm approx, W3.2kg

A Zulu knobkerrie. With brass studs, copper and brass bound handle, length 70cm. Maurice Jenkins (1933-2022). North Cornwall collector. Maurice was a lifetime collector and started in the 1950s. He opened a shop in Liskeard in the 1970s called Canon Hill Antiques. He visited a number of Middle Eastern countries in his lifetime including Egypt in the late 1970's when his interest in Islamic and Asian antiques began. He was a man with an eye for quality and a love of antiques, history and travel who purchased privately and at auction over the decades. Over a lifetime of purchasing privately and at auction, he created an eclectic ensemble of collections reflecting his interests. He died a few weeks before his 90th birthday and was still buying until that time.

ZULU KNOBKERRIE, AND TWO SPEARS the knobkerrie with leather handleknoberrie 62cm long Qty: 3

An African tribal club or knobkerrie, 80cm long.

A group of African artefacts including a knobkerrie, two pipes, a horn, a beaded neck ornament and a rattle (6).

An African knobkerrie, an Ndau Ndongo club, a larger club and two sticks with painted decoration (5).

Ethnographic African Tribal Knobkerrie

South African Boer War era Knobkerrie club with Brass nail driven knob. Length: 69cm

African Zulu Hardwood carved Knobkerrie with fully metal wire bound twist to shaft

CHOKWE TRIBAL KNOBKERRIE STYLE CLUB

Contemporary paper covered and decorated floor vase and a rustic knobkerrie type walking stick

AN ANTIQUE ZULU KNOBKERRIE WALKING STICK

Late 19th century, the shield of oval form, together with a later knobkerrie, the shield 74cm high 47cm wide Note - for similar example see Bonhams Lot 418 30th May 2008.

A Zulu knobkerrie south Africa 68cm in length together with four tribal art reference books

An African carved hardwood knobkerrie, length 62cm, with two carved softwood oversized spoons, decorated with birds and foliage, 44cm (3)

A 20th century Zulu shield, spear and knobkerrie.

An antique novelty swagger Stick, depicting a spaniel with glass eyes, together with other walking sticks, including, shooting stick, military walking stick, knobkerrie, truncheon, etc(7)

An Antique Zulu Knobkerrie throwing Stick, with later brass loop to base, L 60 cm.

A 19th century knobkerrie type walking stick cane with spherical head with turned detail over a brass collar with barley twist shaft and copper ferrule to base. Measures 91cm length approx. 

German WWI Artillery Officer's sword, 91cm, a French 1877 bayonet adapted to a toasting fork, a carve wood knobkerrie, 45cm, and a Kukri knife.

African short spear with bound wooden handle L80cm, Lignum Vitae knobkerrie L89cm, two tribal sticks and two others (6)

19thC African tribal knobkerrie with woven wire grips, 63cm long. 

An unusual possibly African painted leather combination cudgel/sword stick, with enclosed 32cm blade and weighted pommel, overall length 44cm, also a 19th century African axe and a vintage knobkerrie (3).

A group of four Knobkerrie type walking sticks

Circa 19th century South African Zulu hardwood knobkerrie with tapering shaft. Overall length 58cm

A rare 19th century carved rhino horn tribal Knobkerrie club, probably from the Zulu nation. Approx. 36cm long. In good condition, with a dark patina.

A mixed lot to include a 20th century ceramic elephant form plant stand, brass gong with knobkerrie style beater and an painted elephant sculpture (4) Condition Report:Available upon request

A SOUTH AFRICAN WOODEN KNOBKERRIE

An African lignum vitae knobkerrie, 49 cm

A Zulu Shield, Spear, Staff & Knobkerrie wall display, together with four items of copper and a brass companion setApproximatley 140cm by 50cmEstimate- £70-100 Can be hung or is sturdy enough to be propped

Tribal Art - African knobkerrie throwing club, later bead covered walking stick and another with elephant handle

Antique Zulu knobkerrie / Knob Kerry club with wirework detail (has losses) - 86cm long t/w throwing stick and 2 iron wooden weapons / tools.

comprising a stabbing assegai with wide 37cm blade bound with leather cord, wooden haft with flared end, 131cm long over all, a throwing assegai, 114cm long over all, a further throwing assegai. the wooden haft with flared end.,120.5cm long over all, and a good quality two-tone hardwood knobkerrie or club, 66cm long, all on a later wooden stand. (4)

a good oversized Zulu knobkerrie, spherical head on short slightly flared haft of solid proportions, 45cm long, together with an axe, possibly of the Shona tribe, 30.5cm head with upturned fluke and circle and dot decoration, wire bound and studded wooden haft, 49.5cm long. (2)

A 19th Century Zulu knobkerrie, the rough ball head on a turned handle with zigzag carved decoration to the grip 41 cm long

Tribal Art & the Eclectic Interior - South African beadwork, mostly Ndebele, an Xhosa pipe, gourds, knobkerrie, etc (qty)

An early 20th century Japanese hand painted umbrella; another two similar; an Irish knobkerrie; a powder flask (5)

A Zulu hardwood knobkerrie, length 68.5cm.

A Zulu hardwood knobkerrie throwing stick, length 83.5cm.

A ZULU KNOBKERRIE, late 19th century, with 28" shaft tapering to the grip and bi-colour head, 30 1/4" long (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: Good

A mid 20th Century South African Zulu tribal club / Knobkerrie club. Globular shaped club head mounted to a wooden shaft. Measures approx 72cm. If this lot is required to be posted please see sale notes regarding age verification.

An original African tribal rungu / knobkerrie. Slender shaft with a pointed pommel and a beak shaped head. Measures approx 45cm.

A carved hardwood Knobkerrie, length 64cm.

A Zulu knobkerrie.

Hardwood knobkerrie, carved hatched bulbous end, 41cm; and a lignum vitae truncheon, turned end, 31cm.Qty: 2

Group of vintage walking hardwood walking sticks & Knobkerrie, including a hand carved example, ebonised walking cane with white metal collar etc (6)

South African Boer War era Knobkerrie club with Brass nail driven knob. Length: 69cm

TRIBAL ART: ZULU KNOBKERRIE, 60cms LProvenance: private collection Conwy

A 20th Century wooden walking stick, with knotted top, brass collar inscribed ‘C. Greenwood’, with bird motif, 86cms high; together with a selection of other 20th Century walking sticks; a pestle; and a knobkerrie.

A South African knobkerrie, 70cm long.

Tribal Zulu knobkerrie staff, length 36 inches 

An African Knobkerrie war club with carved decoration, approximately 53 cm (l). [W]

Tribal Art & the Eclectic Interior - South African beadwork, mostly Ndebele, an Xhosa pipe, gourds, knobkerrie, etc (qty)

An African Hardwood Knobkerrie, having 56cmcm long shaft, with bulbous end, 9cm in diameter

A Zulu knobkerrieSouth Africawith metal tacks to the compressed circular head,76cm long, and five Zulu knobkerries / staffs, including one previously with a wire bound shaft, 63cm long, another with cloth binding, 80.5cm long, one with a flattened ovoid head, 49.5cm long, one with twist carving and telephone wire binding, 89.5cm long, and the fifth, 108.5cm long. (6)

Two Zulu shields South Africahide, wood and fur,101cm long, two Zulu spears, one with fine brass wire binding with an ebonised chequer design, 127cm and 128cm long and a Zulu knobkerrie, 74cm long. (5)

A Zulu knobkerrieSouth Africawith an off centre spherical head and with three notches to the top of the shaft, the end of the handle with a scored line,72.5cm long.ProvenanceThe van Raalte Collection, UK.

A Zulu knobkerrieSouth Africathe off centre spherical head with snuff depressions to the top and underside, with a tapered shaft,63cm long.ProvenanceThe van Raalte Collection, UK.

A Zulu knobkerrieSouth Africa75cm long, and six Zulu spears, wood, iron, hide and wirework, 102cm - 135cm long. (7)