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Tribal Art - a Zulu knobkerrie, large domed head, 61cm long, South Africa, c.1900

African tribal figures including intricately carved figure with knobkerrie, tallest 67cm

A Senufo People wood carving,West African, of a hornbill bird or sejen, 46cm hightogether with a wood knobkerrie, with wirework grips,75cm longand a carved wood walking stick, the handle modelled as a closed fist,85cm long (3)Condition ReportThe top of the knobkerrie has damage and losses. Knocks and wear throughout. Losses to the paint on the Senufo figure.

A South African hardwood Knobkerrie, 64cm in length

A knobkerrie style hardwood cane, 90cm long. 

An Antique wooden knobkerrie, 58cm

A knobkerrie and another tribal carving, longest 99cm

An African wooden knobkerrie togeher with a reenactment star

A silver topped bamboo cane swagger stick, with Worcestershire Regiment motto and crest; together with a brass topped walking stick; African knobkerrie or club; together with a blade with turned wood handle and African leather sheath and loop; another blade in sheath.

An African knobkerrie (fighting stick) and other carved wooden items

A wooden Knobkerrie, having a 7cm diameter knob, with 82cm long shaft, split to knob

Two African Wooden War Clubs, one in the form of a Knobkerrie with a pointed top, 63cm, the other with a triangular style head, 57cm (2)approval happens closer to the sale date, both appear to be in good condition, the flatter club, has a few natural cracks within the wood. otherwise generally good condition,

African hardwood knobkerrie, globular head set with metal studs, H72cm

Boxes & Objects - a bronze harpoon or spear head; a tribal knobkerrie; wood planes; boxes; etc

A decorative sword with a cobra handle and snake skin effect scabbard, together with a souvenir miniature cow hide Zulu shield, knobkerrie and spear and a beaded miniature spear.

A truncheon with turned handle and a hardwood knobkerrie, the largest 47cm in length

A 19thC South African knobkerrie, with spiralled decoration, binding to one end, 31".

Tribal art club possibly african knobkerrie length 54cm

African hardwood knobkerrie, 33"; together with a brass ceremonial dagger 16" long and a machete type knife with wrapped handle in a tooled leather decorated sheath 22.5" long (3)

A KNOBKERRIE.

An old African knobkerrie with tapered wooden shaft and bulbous head with applied woven hide finish

A 20th century South African Zulu knobkerrie together with a hardwood handled and iron axe and one other item. L.96cm. (largest)

A LATE 19TH CENTURY ZULU KNOBKERRIE, of typical form, the tapering haft bearing white metal plaque engraved 'ZULU CLUB From EKOWE FORT 1879', the bottom of the haft pierced for a thong, 79cm long over all. Head and haft with splits, old sliver of wood inserted in to split in head. Following the defeat of British forces at Isandlwana, Colonel Charles Pearson was besieged by a large Zulu force at Fort Ekowe/Eshowe. He prepared a deserted church, school and missionary's house as a base to defend against the Zulu attack. The siege lasted from 23rd January to the 3rd April 1879 when the relief force arrived, led by the Pipers of the 91st Highlanders.

451-3 A 19TH CENTURY ZULU KNOBKERRIE OR TRIBAL CLUB, together with five various African tribal throwing or stabbing spears. (6)

A 20th century African knobkerrie

Mixed Lot: Walking sticks to include a Knobkerrie type example, a further white metal topped example and others

A Zulu hardwood Knobkerrie, 56cm long

An African knobkerrie, 84.5cm

An African knobkerrie (fighting club), snake stick and two carved wooden figures

A late 19th century African hardwood knobkerrie - length 76cm.

An early 20th Century South African Zulu tribal long handled knobkerrie. Weighted bulbous head and wooden shaft. Measures approx 73cm.

A Zulu hardwood Knobkerrie, 56cm long

South African Knobkerrie

Vintage hardwood knobkerrie type walking stick, 80cm long

Antique tribal Zulu Knobkerrie club wire bound length 72cm

A GOOD SOUTH SEAS KNOBKERRIE. 15ins long.

Trio of Walking Canes inc an Irish Knobkerrie plus a Birmingham Hallmarked Silver Example

A Knobkerrie-type hardwood throwing/fighting club, the bulbous head with alternate geometric and undulating chip-carved detail Condition Report:Available upon request

A Southern African knobkerrie, the domed head above a long shaft, 77cm long 

Tribal Art - an African Zulu knobkerrie, probably 19th / early 20th century, with wire bound grips along the shaft in variagated mixed metals, 30in. (76.2cm.) long. * Condition: Good condition, with expected small nicks and marks to wood and nice, subtle patination around the grips.

Nine assorted walking sticks and canes and a knobkerrie

An antique swagger stick/knobkerrie with leather clad hilt and leather strap (a/f)

A SOUTH AFRICA 1877-79 CAMPAIGN MEDAL TO 1309 PTE H. HERBERT, 2-24TH FOOT South Africa Medal, clasp 1877-8-9, correctly engraved 1309 Pte H Herbert 2-24th Foot, condition GVF+; with cap badge, button and belt buckle of the 24th Foot; sold with a Knobkerrie, which the recipient likely brought home as a souvenirHenry Herbert was born in Kingston, London, in 1838. He attested on the 11th of September 1860, aged 22, giving his occupation as Labourer. He served with the 2-24th Foot in Mauritius for five years and five months, East Indies for seven years and seven months, in Gibraltar for seven months, a period of four months at home and one year eleven months in South Africa.Discharged at Secunderabad, India, on the 24th of January 1881 after 21 years and 117 days of service. He excelled as a soldier, had never been tried by district court martial and was in possession of the LSGC medal.

A believed 19th century African / tribal  long handled wooden knobkerrie kosh /  throwing stick with bulbous end being set to a tapering shaft. Measures 77cm approx

Britains - Four boxed Limited Edition sets from the Britains 'Zulu War' Series. Lot consists of Britains #45003 Zulu uMbonambi Regiment Advancing with Knobkerrie. #45005 Zulu inGobamakhosi Regiment Throwing Spear. #20057 'No Mercy' British 24th Foot Attacked by Zulu with Axe and similar. Sets appear in Mint condition, housed in Near Mint - Mint boxes. (This does not constitute a guarantee)

19th / 20thC leather / hide Zulu shield, spears, knobkerrie, axe and a bull's pizzle, longest 167cm

19thC knobkerrie or similar club, length 52cm

Britains - Zulu War Series [Gloss Collection], comprising: Set 45000 - British 24th Foot Standing Firing, Set 45001 - British 24th Foot Standing Loading, Set 45002 - British 24th Foot Lunging, Set 45003 - Zulu Advancing with Knobkerrie, Set 45004 - Zulu Firing Rifle & Set 45005 - Zulu Throwing Spear. Mint overall, contained in near Mint set boxes. [6]

A 19th / early 20th Century Zulu / African knobkerrie club, having an uncommonly large head, 69 cm, head 9 cm x 10 cm

A 19th / early 20th Century Zulu / African knobkerrie club, having an uncommonly large head and distinctive stained collar, 65 cm, head 9.5 cm x 10.5 cm

ZULU KNOBKERRIE 19TH CENTURY the tapered shaft inscribed A. McKay within scroll borders68.5cm lonh

A Knobkerrie with circular pommel with chamfered sides, mounted on a slender tapering shaft, 62cm long, nutmeg grater holder, lacks grating plate and cribbage marker board.

An African Knobkerrie club with rounded head and long handle, length 67cm

Zulu knobkerrie L69cm and various New Guinea shell necklaces

A 19TH CENTURY AFRICAN KNOBKERRIE OR TRIBAL CLUB, 5.5cm circular hardwood head, 79cm tapering hardwood haft. Splitting to haft beneath the head.

A Japanese wakizashi (corroded) with signed tang and a South African ebony knobkerrie, 80cm long

African Art - a tribal knobkerrie club; quiver and arrows; a wisp; a 'penis' walking stick; a military ammunitions case; etc

An African Zulu knobkerrie, 33".

An old wooden knobkerrie, a walking stick and a canvas case containing a Horrocks cane fishing rod

Circa 19th century African Knobkerrie, wooden fighting club, more often used by the Zulu nation as a ceremonial object or form of 'walking out' stick, from private collection, length 93 cm, from private collection