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* Spears. Zulu spear probably late 19th century, the 12cm spearhead on wooden haft bound in cord, 118cm long, together with an unidentified African spear, the 12cm heavy and ornate spearhead on a leather and crocodile skin bound haft with a lower iron spike with flared terminal beneath, 115cm long, a Massai spearhead 89cm on a reduced wooden haft, overall length 126cm plus a Zulu knobkerrie, 88cm longQty: (4)

A KNOBKERRIE, 67.5cm over all length with polished spherical head and natural form polished wood haft.

South African Zulu Knobkerrie, the rounded club head above the cylindrical staff, 55cm long 

Turned wooden knobkerrie style club, with bulbous head and turned handle, 54cm long

A group of Tribal items to include carved wood figures, carved cup and a knobkerrie

A 19th Century antique African Zulu War era Knobkerrie / Knobkerry weapon club. The stick having a hardwood tapered shaft and a rounded head . Measures approx 84cm.

Antique African tribal Knobkerrie/ war club.

A Zulu knobkerrie, 50cm long, South Africa, early 20th century; an African spear head, probably Congo; a hide whip, 76cm long; others (5)

Tribal Art - a Dinka war club, incised longitudinal lines to grip, hide covered pommel, 73cm long, Sudan, Upper Nile, North Africa; an Zulu prestige or status staff, domed 'knobkerrie' pommel, 104.5cm long, South Africa, [2]

Tribal Art - an African prestige staff or status stick, probably Zulu, geometric knobkerrie pommel above a broad knop, spiral-entwined shaft, 104cm long

λA Zulu knobkerrie South Africa rhinoceros horn, with an ovoid head and the shaft tapering to a point, late 19th / early 20th century, 56cm long, 348.7 grams. Provenance Private Collection, UK.

λA Zulu knobkerrie South Africa ebonised with an ivory disc to the top of the compressed spherical head, early 20th century, 89cm long, and a horn cane, carved as a bamboo stalk, 85cm high. (2)

A Zulu knobkerrie South Africa with a large onion shape head and copper and brass wire bound handle, 64.5cm long.

Zulu knobkerrie with wire binding, 69cm in length

A turned wood knobkerrie, early 20th century, length 64cm and a bayonet (2).

An African Zulu knobkerrie, 33".

Tribal Art: antique African carved knobkerrie throwing club

AFRICAN KNOBKERRIE an interesting knobkerrie with horn top, with wire work sections to the wooden shaft. Also with a tribal walking stick and vintage walking cane. Knobkerrie 69cms long. (3)

An old Zulu Iwisa iron wood knobkerrie staff with spherical end, 32" long

An old Zulu Iwisa knobkerrie with wire bound shaft and spherical head, 31½" long

A Zulu knobkerrie, 35cm; together with a rosewood flute, 38cm (incomplete).

EARLY 20TH CENTURY KNOBKERRIE, 123cm high, along with a tribal club and an Eastern bone and hardwood dagger stick (3)

2 African spear heads and Knobkerrie

An antique 19th Century African tribal knobkerrie war club of hardwood construction having a lightly carved end with tapered shaft. Split / groove from top to half of shaft. Measures approx; 75cm long.

19th Century Zulu Knobkerrie 19 inch, two tone hardwood club.  Offset ball head and bulbous shaft end.  

A Zulu Studded Knobkerrie with Cylindrical Haft Bound with Wire for its Entire Length, Some Brass Studs Missing, 74cm Long

A 20th century knobkerrie, length 70cm, together with an early 20th century reproduction folding bookstand (2).Additional InformationThe stand with numerous knocks, scuffs and wear, the knobkerrie with splits to the wood in parts.

An African wooden club knobkerrie; an African wooden female figure; and a silver inlaid whip handle (3)

African tribal Zulu carved knobkerrie, H79cm 

African tribal Zulu carved knobkerrie, L56cm 

A Zulu knobkerrie throwing club.

An African Zulu knobkerrie, with carved pointed tip and spikey seeded knop, the lower part carved with panels of zig-zags, 85 cm high

Ethic Hardwood Knobkerrie together with two South East Asian Wooden Axes / Machetes

A Hardwood Zulu Pipe, 9.5ins long, a South African Knobkerrie, Late 19th Century/Early 20th Century, the shaft with three fields of copper wirework decoration, 28.75ins, and two plain examples, 24.5ins and 18.5ins

A Zulu Studded Knobkerrie with Haft Bound with Wire for the Entire Length, Some Brass Studs Missing, 74cm Long

An African Hardwood Knobkerrie (86cm) and two clubs

A sword stick, a knobkerrie and an agate mounted cane

A LARGE 19TH CENTURY COW HIDE SOUTH AFRICAN ZULU NGUNI SHIELD, height 147cm, together with a wire bound Zulu Knobkerrie club, length 77cm (2)

An antique Zulu knobkerrie, 67 cm

A ZULU KNOBKERRIE, late 19th/early 20th century, with spherical head and thin cylindrical shaft, 27 1/2" long, together with a later Masai lion spear of typical from, 68 1/4" long (2) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A LARGE ZULU KNOBKERRIE with spherical head and long cylindrical shaft, 28 1/2" (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)In good overall condition. 

Afrikanische Holzkeule der Zulu bzw. Knobkerrie - Hartholz, pilzförmiges Schlagstück mit langem Schaft, der Griff mit sehr feinem, alternierend diagonalen Flechtwerk aus zweifarbigem Kupferdraht ummantelt, Südafrika, 19.Jh., L.ca. 43 cm

African Zulu hardwood Knobkerrie walking stick: length 72cm.

A ZULU KNOBKERRIE, POSSIBLY RHINO HORN, with brass studs with wire bound shaft. 27ins long. ( ex. Pethica Collection, illustrated in The Art Of Southern Africa )

An African knobkerrie club, probably Zulu; together with a Zulu carved wooden bowl on tripod stand (lacking cover). (2) 88cm and 21.5cm by 13.5cm

A KNOBKERRIE AND TWO WALKING STICKS.

A 19th Century South African knobkerrie with wirework bands

A ZULU SHIELD, HEIGHT 87CM, ASSEGAI AND A KNOBKERRIE (3)

An African tribal stick, depicting mother holding her child, an African knobkerrie and a gentleman's stick with silver collar (3)Condition report: tribal stick - various splits and wear - one eye missingknobkerrie - various chips, loss to end of handlesilver collar stick - finish very worn

A ZULU KNOBKERRIE 19th century, with four very fine wire-work grips, length: 80cm

An Asian knobkerrie, length 62cm

A knobkerrie with domed head and skin bound grip.

African knobkerrie with good natural patina, 85cm long

Three African spears, two with barbs, all with wooden shafts, a wooden bow, a wooden knobkerrie, a knife in a leather sheath and two hide and basketry rattles (8)

Two 19th century Chinese plates with forest decoration, a Cantonese lidded patterned pot, a quantity of enamel ware, a carved crystal dog seal, an African knobkerrie, two netsuke ornaments and other oddments

Two South African Knobkerrie hardwood clubs 52cm & 47cm (2) - Condition Report

Tribal Art - an African knobkerrie or rungu, probably Zulu, the bulbous head with dished crown and base, off-centre shaft carved with spiral, 57cm long, 19th century

Ethnographica: a Zulu knobkerrie, 44.5cm; together with a spear, with bamboo shaft, 118cm long.

KNOBKERRIEA Zulu knobkerrie, believed to have been collected by John Chard V.C. when serving in South Africa (possiby from Rorke's Drift), wooden, with metal mesh brace loose over head of handle, approximately 750mm., [nineteenth century]Footnotes:'When day broke [on the morning after the attack on Rorke's Drift] the Zulu were passing out of sight. Chard patrolled the ground, collected the arms of the dead Zulu, and strengthened the position as much as possible' (ODNB). Provenance: John Chard V.C., R.E., believed to have been collected in 1879; by descent to the present owner.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A GOOD MUSHROOM HEAD TRIBAL CLUB OR KNOBKERRIE. 29ins long.