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λA Zulu knobkerrie South Africa rhinoceros horn, with a spherical head having a later cut out heart shape recess for a plaque and a stepped terminal for a tip, late 19th century, 73.4cm long, 270.1grams.

Various walking sticks, tribal sticks, shepherds crook, crook walking stick, knobkerrie style stick, 122cm high, snooker scoreboard, Aristocrat golf driver, etc. (a quantity)

Tribal Art - a Zulu knobkerrie, substantial ovoid head, gentle serpentine haft, 64cm long, South Africa, late 19th century

Pair of African Knobkerrie style clubs: One measures 590mm in length and is uncarved: The second has a carved end to the club and measures 730mm in length. Has some English writing on it in ink, hard to read, see photos. Both are early 20th Century in date. (2)

AFRICAN ZULU WAR CLUB ""KNOBKERRIE"" KILLING STICK

A wooden knobkerrie/shillelagh, length 51cm

An African hardwood knobkerrie club, 82cm

A heavy hardwood vintage African knobkerrie, approx. 25" long.

An Early 20th Century Zulu Knobkerrie, the globular head with a natural crevice to one side, on a tapering cylindrical haft with notches to the grip, 76cm; a Folk Art Elm Walking Cane, the spliced rectangular section handle and compressed globular pommel inlaid with mother of pearl diamonds, with copper ferrule, 91cm; two African Spears, each with small leaf shape blade, the tang inserted and bound with leather into the slender wood haft (4)Condition report: . Knobkerrie with a natural crevice and some small splits to head, with two splits to haft at the grip.The spears with orange rust pitting to the blades.

A 19th/20th Century Zulu Knobkerrie, the large slightly offset globular head carved with shallow fluting, on a cylindrical haft, 65cmCondition report: Chips and splits to head.

A 19th Century Zulu Knobkerrie, with finely fluted globular head on a tapering cylindrical haft, 58cm; a Very Similar Knobkerrie, with small fluted globular head, 74cm (2)Condition report: 1 - Damage to head repaired with wax filler, split to haft; 2 - Bruising and fine cracks to haft.

A Wooden Knobkerrie, 66cm Long

A 19th century African Knobkerrie, bound with metal wire. Length 74 cm, together with a large truncheon.

An antique South African hardwood knobkerrie, 56 cm long.

A Zulu hardwood, braided wire and studded knobkerrie and a similar axe 79cm

A SOUTH AFRICAN HARDWOOD KNOBKERRIE, rounded bulbous club head on slightly tapering shaft, possibly Zulu, 72cm long

A late 19th century African Knobkerrie, circular terminal, tapered stem, 65 cm long

Tribal Art - a Zulu prestige staff, domed knobkerrie pommel, 105cm long

A tribal paddle, 149cm long a knobkerrie, two walking sticks and a bow CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot, but is available upon request. Further images and some condition reports can be viewed on our online catalogue at www.chorleys.com

A Zulu hardwood knobkerrie 59cm

Tribal - African Zulu knobkerrie, typical tapering shaft with slightly flared tip and bulbous head, 29½in. (75cm.) long. * Condition: Very nice patina, good.

Tribal Art - an unusual late 19th or early 20th century Zulu knobkerrie, hardwood, with long slightly tapering shaft and unusual slightly domed cylindrical head, 33½in. (85.1cm.) long.

A knobkerrie; together with a sickle; a quiver of tribal arrows; and two others. (5)

A SOUTHERN AFRICAN BALL HEADED KNOBKERRIE/CLUB, 34 1/2 ins long.

Antique hardwood knobkerrie with incised grip, 29.5ins long

A 19th Century hardwood Knobkerrie, with 8cm diameter head, with 59cm long shaft, with split to the head

An African knobkerrie, together with another club, of natural form with a carved top in the form of an elderly gentleman, plus a rolled rubber club, with maker Moseley or Manchester (3)

A hardwood knobkerrie style stick; together with an antler handle walking stick; and another. (3)

A South African hardwood knobkerrie: the rounded bulbous head on tapering shaft with geometric chip carved handle, 41cm long.

A South African iron wood knobkerrie, having a typical spherical head and plain handle, Zulu People, Natal, early 20th century, head dia. approx. 8cm, length 63cm.

A cow hide covered umbumbulzo, of typical oval form with wooden spine, 116cm, mounted with a knobkerrie and spear, Nguni People, Southern Africa, 2nd half 20th century. (3)

An early 20th century horn handled silver mounted walking cane, together with two other silver mounted walking canes, a knobkerrie with wire mount and a silver mounted antler handle riding crop (5).

A Collection of Four Various Walking Sticks, One African Example with Knobkerrie Handle, One Oriental Carved Bamboo Example and Two Others

AFRICAN ZULU WAR CLUB "KNOBKERRIE" KILLING STICK

Tribal Art: African Zulu knobkerrie

A hardwood knobkerrie, L. 68cm.

An African carved wooden tribal stick with brass wire binding, L. 68cm. together with a knobkerrie.

A 19th Century African (likely Zulu) tribal knobkerrie / walking cane / war club of hardwood construction with a lightly carved pommel and tapered shaft. Measures approx 82cm.

A ZULU KNOBKERRIE OR THROWING CLUB 21ins long

A VERY GOOD ZULU KNOBKERRIE OR THROWING CUB with crosshatch grip 16ins long.

A ZULU KNOBKERRIE, LENGTH 54CM

AN AFRICAN KNOBKERRIE TYPE CLUB, 45CM LONG, WITH CHIP CARVED DECORATION

A 19th Century Zulu Knobkerrie, of dark wood, the globular head with slightly concave top, on a tapering haft, the butt with later drilled hole, 73cm; a 19th Century Zulu Knobkerrie, of rich honey coloured hard wood, with globular head and tapering haft, the butt with later drilled hole, 67.5cm (2) Provenance:- The Martin Millmore Collection. 1 - Four splits to head, cracks and chamfering to the butt which has been drilled. 2 - Nice rich patina. Bruises and fine cracks to head. Chips around the drilled hole.

A 19th Century Zulu Knobkerrie, of a honey coloured wood, the offset globular head with concave panels to the top and bottom, on a naturally curving cylindrical haft, 78cm; a 19th Century Zulu Knobkerrie, of lignum vitae, with small globular head and long tapering haft, 77cm (2) Provenance:- The Martin Millmore Collection. 1 - Repaired crack to head. 2 - Fine splits to head

A Zulu Prestige Knobkerrie, the large segmented wood globular head set with numerous brass studs, the tapering cylindrical haft bound with woven brass wire, 61cm. Some splits between the segments of the head with some loss of the brass studs.Possibly early 20th century in date and would have been used to show rank rather than in battle.

An ebony knobkerrie, 65cm long.

Four African tribal spears and a knobkerrie, Mozambique. Collected by Humphrey Llewelyn-James, British Government's chief veterinary officer in Mozambique c1900, longest 119cm

A ZULU KNOBKERRIE, early 20th century, with bulbous ovoid head and cylindrical handle tapering towards the grip, 17 3/4" long (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Good condition, age cracks too the head showing some age.

A 19th century hawthorn knobkerrie with twin cord bound lead knop terminals. 48cm

Lignum Vitae Knobkerrie, 75cms long together with another Club and a Walking Stick

A SOUTH AFRICAN KNOBKERRIE 68.5cm long.

Tribal Art - an African knobkerrie type club, offset bulbous head, the shaft carved in relief with a wrythen ribbon band, 57cm long, Shona/Zulu, South Africa

An African beaded wooden ceremonial Knobkerrie, 9½” long; a ceremonial dagger; various enamelled badges, etc.

A VINTAGE STAFF, KNOBKERRIE AND A WOODEN BATON (3)

Large heavy ceramic glazed umbrella stand and contents including a knobkerrie. H: 42 cm. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133

A TRIBAL KNOBKERRIE 59cm long, and another club, of rootwood, 60cm long (2)

An African knobkerrie, 72cm long.

Ethnographica: a knobkerrie stick or cane, 81.5cm long.

A South African Zulu knobkerrie, carved wood with metal wire grips together with an axe and a ebonised walking cane (3)

A South African Zulu knobkerrie, carved wood with scratch work animal and figure designs, 61cm long