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Lot 62
A large old Zulu hardwood knobkerry with ball head, 22” overall, diameter of ball 4”, large age split to ball, and a Zulu stick, the head carved to represent a human head, the length of the handle entirely covered in decorative wire work. There is a round hole in the top of the head, possibly for snuff. Overall length 23”, chip to nose of face, otherwise GC Plate 2
Lot 64
Four wooden 20th Century Zulu clubs, including a throwing club with swollen end 24” overall, a roughly finished knobkerry with round head 27” overall, a rough club sagila with facetted head and retaining some bark, 31” overall and decorated with rubber bands and a light stick with Swazi style fluted head, overall 45”. Basically GC.
Lot 67
A collection of 5 early 20th Century Zulu stick fighting weapons, including four defending sticks (the largest 55”, the shortest 50½”), two decorated with rubber bands, one with plastic tape, and one striking club of ‘baseball bat’ form, decorated with carved geometric patterns (27¾”). Some damage to rubber decoration, otherwise GC
Lot 116
A good 1879 period Zulu regimental war shield, isihlangu, the hide 46” x 24”, with original stick, 60”. Some hair loss in streaks to the face the colour originally all black with white lacing denoting a young, unmarried ibutho (regiment), perhaps the iNgobamakhosi. Some small holes from an old mounting to edges, otherwise GC Plate 7
Lot 832
P. Caminda, a mahogany stick barometer: the silvered dial engraved with typical gauge, maker`s name P. Caminda, Taunton and set with a thermometer to the side, with a glazed hinged door, the mahogany case with a visible tube, crossbanding to the sides, a turned cistern to the base and an architectural pediment with a turned brass finial to the centre, height: 97cm. * Peter Caminda is recorded as working in the High Street, Taunton from circa 1820 until at least 1845.
Lot 834
Wm. Langford Bristol, a Victorian stick barometer: the oak case with a flat-top pediment, turned cistern to the base, a glazed door to the bone dials sitting aslant and signed with the maker`s name Wm. Langford, Bristol, height: 94cm. * Biography. William Langford is recorded as working in Bristol from before 1825 until at least 1835.
Lot 252
A tray of decorative glass including a Venetian iridescent duck, latticino chamber stick, paperweights, shaped dishes etc Due to the nature of this lot a thorough condition report is not available. If you would like a condition report on a specific item in this lot please let us know by 2pm 17th January
Lot 647
A 19th Century West Country ash and elm stick back elbow chair and two US Airforce folding chairs by Acme Chair Co CONDITION REPORTS Folding chairs with various splits and losses. Stick back chair with wear conducive with age and use, various splits, old paint deposits, various old woodworm holes.
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