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A collection of Native American items, to include flint and obsidian arrowheads, carved stone axe heads and turquoise nuggets (qty.)

Crafted in Italy by celebrated porcelain artist Antonio Borsato, this expressive figurine captures a rugged, contemplative moment as a seated man takes a break from his labor to enjoy a fresh apple. Rendered with remarkable realism, the figure rests beside a tree stump, axe propped at his side, with a small harvest of apples at his feet. His weathered attire and posture convey a lifelike narrative of rural simplicity and human introspection. Finished in rich, earthy tones with fine detailing characteristic of Borsato's Capodimonte-influenced style, the base retains original Borsato, Italy labels. Measures approximately 10.75"H.Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: ItalyCondition: Age related wear.

A Zulu axe, 19th century, South Africa, the tapering shaft with bulbous head, issuing a crescent shaped iron blade with crosshatching to the terminal, 62cm long overalltogether with a knobkerry or club,66cm long overall (2)Condition ReportKnobkerry split to head and with further bruising. Tally to shaft.Axe with slight splits and scuffs. Presents a good colour.

Tribal Art - African Yoruba shango priests staff with metal axe blade (this item cannot be posted overseas)

BATTLE AXE | EUROPE, EUROPEAN | Country: Europe | Date: 19th century | Condition: excellent | Lot information | Made in Europe, the 19th century battle ax combines four functions: spike, hammer, ax and two side spikes. On the blade there is a mark with a motif of a shamrock and a crescent moon. The ax shows fine traces of removed corrosion. the hilt and fringes are not original | Dimensions | Length: 208.5 cm | Blade length: 25.5 cm (tip) | Weight: 2,1 kg***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

COMBINATION WEAPON - AN AX WITH A CIGAR RIFLE | EUROPE, EUROPEAN | Country: Europe | Date: 20th century | Marking: Cross (axe right), S. (Handle Left) | Condition: very good | Lot information | A combination weapon combining a cigar gun with an axe. Iron ax head, equipped with a wide cutting edge and marked with a cross. Pistol barrel hidden in a wooden handle, equipped with a cigar lock. The dark wood stock is marked with the letter "S". The surface of the metal parts shows traces of removed corrosion. | Dimensions | Length: 98 cm | Caliber: 13 mm | Blade length: 25 cm (blade) | Weight: 3 kg***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

Vinyl - Over 80 Rock & Pop LPs to include The Beatles x 3 (all original UK yellow Parlophone), Madonna, Blondie, Santana, Axe Attack, Bill Haley, The Hollies, Pet Shop Boys, The Equals, Bob Dylan x 3, The Byrds, Billy Fury, UB40 x 2, The Monkees, Moody Blues and more. At least Vg overall

A VINTAGE GOLD RUSH BROOCHin 18ct gold, comprising a spade and pick axe entangled in rope, set with an old mine cut diamond of c. 0.05 carats, secured with a hinged pin clasp and safety chain, no assay marks, c.4.2cm, (c.4.0g)

A large Paleolithic or Neolithic flint axe head, reputedly Lake District. Length 18 cm.

Alan Caiger-Smith (1930-2020) for Aldermaston Pottery, a waisted cylindrical albarello vase, painted in gold lustre with a warriors holding a flag and axe, before a stylised leaf, within gold bands, painter's monogram, blue mark, applied with gilt label and Aldermaston Pottery 1993 Final Exhibition label, 26.7cm high Condition ReportGood condition. No chips, cracks or damage. General wear and tear.

A GROUP OF FOUR JADE PLAQUES An oval lavender-tone decorated in relief carved scene of two cranes and a pine tree; a rectangular plaque with shallow carved bird and deer; an archaistic axe-head form carving with two climbing chilong; and a bi disc/plaque with engraved pine tree and four character inscription to reverse 5.2cm to 8.5cm high The lavender jade example purchased at Bonhams, 6th November 2017, lot.824 (part) This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration. Ownership Statement: This item is offered for sale without disclosing the identity of the owner.

CHINA. REPUBLIC. Silver 20 Cents, 15 (1926). Tientsin mint. Previously known as the Puyi Wedding type, however as the obverse displays a newly-proposed emblem for the Republic, consisting of a Dragon and Phoenix, it is now more known as the Dragon and Phoenix type.Obv: old emblem of China (the Twelve Symbols national emblem, 1913-1928) consisting of a dragon and a phoenix holding sacrificial cups over an axe head. Rev: 年五十國民華中 / 圓一當枚十每; two Chinese symbols 貳角 within wreath and beaded border.In secure plastic holder, graded PCGS Genuine - AU Details (92 - Cleaned) , certification number 50651578.Reference: LM-82; K-681; KM-Y335; WS-0115Diameter: 23 mm.Weight: 5.2 g.Composition: Silver.PLEASE NOTE: A 22.50% buyer's premium will be charged separately. VAT on the buyer's premium may apply in accordance with UK regulations. Additional 6% fee charged on the Saleroom. Payment can be made in EUR, CHF, or USD for an exchange fee. Please contact us to find out more.

BRAZIL. EMPIRE. Peter II. Pewter Coronation Medal, 1841. Obv: PETRUS II. IMPERAT. BRASILIARUM, bare-headed bust left, wearing military attire; W.J. TAYLOR. F1. on bust truncation, J.D. STURZ. DIR below. Rev: CORON. PETRI II. BRASIL. IMPERAT. PRIMI AMER. NATI. ART. LITER. INDUSTR. ET ABORIGINUM PROTECTORIS, bare-headed bust of Pocrane right; bow, arrow and whip left, axe and shovel right, POCRANE above date below.edge knocks and hairlines in the fields.From the collection of the late Eduard Winkler.Reference: Fonrobert-8673; Coin Collector's Journal Vol. XI, No. 129 (August 1886), No. 121.Rarity: Rare.Diameter: 42 mm.Weight: 33.11 g.Composition: Pewter.PLEASE NOTE: A 22.50% buyer's premium will be charged separately. VAT on the buyer's premium may apply in accordance with UK regulations. Additional 6% fee charged on the Saleroom. Payment can be made in EUR, CHF, or USD for an exchange fee. Please contact us to find out more.

English-single train 8-day Skeleton clock c 1880, with a pierced scroll brass frame raised on four turned feet, with a silver fretted chapter ring, Arabic numerals and pierced steel hands, passing single strike on the hour by an axe shaped hammer on a vertically positioned silvered bell driven from the motion work, with a chain driven fusee movement, recoil anchor escapement and stop work.Mounted on an oval stepped white marble plinth with a blown glass shade.Dimensions: Height: 42cm  Length/Width: 30cm  Depth/Diameter: 19cmCondition Report: Chain detached from the mainspring barrel.

Two African Axes with wooden handles and a wooden musical instrument (3)Provenance brought back from Rhodesia in the 1960s. longest axe 66cm good condition

A Sterling Silver and agate Scottish axe brooch, a Victorian onyx and enamel brooch and other jewellery

A replica Roman soldiers helmet with a novelty brass headed axe. shipping unavailable

Royal Doulton porcelain figurine titled Viking, model HN2375, finished in a matte glaze. This powerful figure depicts a bearded Viking warrior standing confidently with a round shield slung over his back and a long-handled axe resting at his side. Dressed in traditional armor and fur-lined boots, the figure reflects strength and historical detail. Designed by John Bromley and first issued in 1970, the matte finish emphasizes the sculptural quality and fine detail of this dramatic piece. The base bears the Royal Doulton backstamp and model number HN2375.Artist: John Bromley Issued: 1973 - 1976Dimensions: 8.75"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

AN OTTOMAN HORN-HILTED GOLD-DAMASCENED STEEL KILIJ SWORD Ottoman Turkey or Near East, the blade dated 1128 AH (1716 AD)With a broad curved single-edged steel blade with thicker tip, inlaid in gold with a six-pointed star bearing the date 1128, vegetal scrollwork, and a stylised tabarzin axe head with typical crescentic cutting edge, the pistol grip hilt fitted with two carved horn plaques, with an incised white metal T-shaped quillon, the hilt and the quillon possibly a later marriage with the blade.84cm long 84cm long Qty: 1

A CHOLA-REVIVAL BRONZE STATUE OF ARDHANARISHVARA (अर्धनारीश्व) Tamil Nadu, South India, 19th centuryFinely cast in the round, the half-male and half-female Hindu deity combining Shiva and Parvati in a united form standing on top of a lotus pedestal, the right side of the body presenting all the typical features and attributes of Lord Shiva including a fine dhoti cloth on his waist, a battle axe in his hand, and a crescent moon in his tall hairdo, the left side presenting Parvati holding a lotus flower in her hand, a longer diaphanous skirt, full, rounded breast, and elaborate jewellery, the third eye set with a pink spinel, the style and overall quality of the casting reminiscent of Medieval Chola lost-wax bronze statues.41.5cm high 41.5cm high Qty: 1

A SET OF POLYCHROME-PAINTED LACQUERED ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY (120) DASHAVATARA GANJIFA PLAYING CARDS WITH LIDDED BOX Possibly Maharashtra or Malwa, Central India, late 19th centuryComprising 120 polychrome-painted and lacquered ten-suited playing cards (ganjifa), each of rounded shape, each suit representing a different form (avatara) of the Hindu god Vishnu, including Matsya (the Fish), Kurma (the Tortoise), Varaha (the Boar), Narasimha (the Man-Lion), Vamana (the Dwarf), Parashurama (Rama with Axe), Rama (Rama with Bow), Krishna, the Buddha, and Kalki (the Last Avatar usually on horseback), each card repeating the main suit symbol attributed to that specific avatar according to the card number, each symbol or figure set against a black, green, red, or ochre yellow ground, with concentric polychrome rules on the outer borders, all cards contained in a square wooden box painted in polychromes, with stylised figures in profile, seated, possibly representing devotees or players, the set accompanied by an old handwritten note in sepia ink in English describing the lot as "Ten Packs of Hindoo Playing Cards", the owner unable to confirm the rules of the game and the suits characterstics.Each token 6.5cm diameterThe box 8.5cm x 9.5cm x 9cm Similarly to the previous lot, this set of Indian ganjifa playing cards comes with its own original box. But the set differs from the previous one for its type. Indeed, the present lot is not an eight-suited Mughal Ganjifa set but rather a ten-suited Dashavatara Ganjifa set, in which each suit represents one of Vishnu's avatars. This type of playing cards became very prominent in the post-Mughal era, from 1850s onwards, almost replacing the previous type of ganjifa sets. Each token 6.5cm diameter, the box 8.5cm x 9.5cm x 9cm Qty: 1

A WWII German M34 fireman's helmet; together with a fire axe; and leather belt. (3)

An English walnut collectors cabinet of seven drawers, with brass axe head handles by Richard Gravestock, cedar lined drawers with suede linings, dated to the carcass ‘16th Aug (19)98’, 22.5 x 15 x 27cms.                                                                                                  From the collection of Pam Palmer

Britains 'Agincourt Knights' - A Group of Retail Packs of Figures. Comprising: 9 x 40225 'Neville Mounted Knight with Lance' & 12 x 40226 'Neville Foot Knight with Pole-Axe'. Figures are grouped in encapsulated packaging, within retail boxes (40225 - 3 to a box; 40226 - 6 to a box). Conditions: appear Mint in Mint packaging. See photo. 

A Jones & Shipman bench-mounted hand press, together with various machine and bench vices, and a small quantity of hand tools, to include sledgehammer, axe, and Thor copper-headed mallet. (a quantity)

A group of early 20thC fireman's apparel, to include a jacket with trousers and belt, further jacket, a Bolton Corporation cap, and fireman's helmet, leather belt with holster containing axe, and a set of overalls.

A gold Prospector’s brooch, fashioned as a miner’s shovel, stamped ‘SOUTH AFRICA’, crossed with a pick axe, bucket, chain and nugget, signed ‘S Bros’, stamped ‘9ct’, length 5.2cm. £160-£200 --- Condition Report General wear, and some diagonal scratches to the reverse. Weight 4.4gm.

A group of Roman and later metal and faience pieces, to include a bronze votive foot, c.100-200 CE, 7cm long 3cm wide 4cm high, a Bronze Age axe head, an anthemion finial, spoons, pendants, weights, an oil lamp and a small lobed vessel (qty.) Provenance: From the collection of David King (1940-2024), Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire; all acquired on the UK art market during the late 20th century.

FOLK/ INDIE/ POP ROCK - LP PACK. A quality pack of 10 LPs. Artists/ titles include Dodgy - The Dodgy Album (540 082-1, signed cover), New Order - Waiting For The Sirens Call (2564622021), No Doubt inc Tragic Kingdom (92580-1), Rocksteady (493158-1). Madonna - Ray Of Light (9362-46847-1), Little Axe - Slow Fuse (WIRED 133), Joanna Newsom inc The Milk Eyed Mender, Ys. Monsters Of Folk and Orkney Symphony Of The Magnetic North. Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.

Struck at the West Point Mint to mark the 100th anniversary of the original Mercury Dime design. The obverse displays the profile of a young Liberty wearing a winged Phrygian cap, reminiscent of the Roman god Mercury, with the word "LIBERTY" encircling the upper portion of the coin and the year "2016" below. The phrase "IN GOD WE TRUST" is located on the left side of the profile. The reverse depicts an olive branch and a fasces, a bundle of wooden rods with an axe blade emerging from it, which is a symbol of strength and unity. Surrounding the design is the legend "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" and the denomination "ONE DIME." This coin contains 1/10 ounce of .9999 fine gold. It has been graded and certified by ANACS as SP70 First Day of Issue, with certification number 0974 of a total mintage of 1,789. The lot includes the original presentation box, which is constructed of wood with a hinged lid and a clear window, along with a Certificate of Authenticity. The coin is housed in a protective ANACS holder with a certification label. Wooden display box: 5"L x 3.5"W x 1.5"H. Protective case: 2.25"L x 0.25"W x 3.25"H. Coin: 16.5 mm.Artist: Adolph A. WeinmanIssued: 2016Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

A collection of three stone axe heads together with two cutting tools.

A vintage fireman's axe - with ash handle and iron head, 38.7cm long; together with a vintage turned beech wood policeman's truncheon, 56.2cm long. (2)

Mdina - A later 20th Century Maltese cased glass 'fish head' or 'axe head' vase, opalescent banded pale green glass and tortoiseshell core, studio mark to base and dated 1978, further indistinct signature, height 20cm.

Struck at Amphipolis. OBVERSE: Helmeted female figure, possibly Athena, (right); REVERSE: Winged Victrix facing left, holding trident; axe with legend ALEXANDER in Greek; Choice Extremely Fine.Purchased on July 3rd, 1991.

OBVERSE: Female head (right) wearing veil with legend C. CAESAR behind, COS TER in front; REVERSE: Lituus, jug, and axe with legend A. HIRTIUS PR in exergue; Syd. 1017; Craw; 466/1. Irregularly-shaped flan. Tiny blue dot at edge of veil. Extremely Fine.Stack's, The December Sale--Part II: Foreign and Ancient Gold, Silver & Copper Coins featuring Selection from the L.S. Ruder and Amon G. Carter, Jr. Collections, Dec. 10th-11th, 1987, Lot #3136.

OBVERSE: Elephant (right) trampling serpent with legend CAESAR in exergue; REVERSE: Priestly implements: simpulum, sprinkler, axe, and priest's hat; B. 9; BMC Gaul, 27; Syd. 1006; Craw. 443/1; Seaby 111/49. Note the elongated head and the coarser style compared to the earlier coin. This is the more common of the two. Flatness in lower-left quadrant. Choice Fine.Coin Galleries, Ancient and Modern Coins of the World and the United States, May 20th, 1987, Lot #192.

OBVERSE: Elephant advancing (right) trampling serpent with legend CAESAR in exergue; REVERSE: Display of priestly implements: simpulum, sprinkler, axe, and priest's hat; Craw. 443/1. Somewhat off-center. Extremely Fine. A distinctive issue, for its connection to Caesar and elephant motif, noted by Ross in her essay.Coin Galleries, Ancient and Modern Coins of the World and the United States, Paper Money and Medals, July 15th, 1998, Lot #302.

OBVERSE: Elephant (right) trampling serpent with legend CAESAR in exergue; REVERSE: Priestly implements: simpulum, sprinkler, axe, and priest's hat; B. 9; BMC Gaul, 27; Syd. 1006; Craw. 443/1; Seaby 111/49. Very Fine.Coin Galleries, Ancient and Modern Coins of the World and the United States: Featuring the Frederick S. Knobloch Collection of Medieval and Modern European Coins and other Important Consignments, Nov. 12th, 1986, Lot #160.

OBVERSE: Head of Venus or Pietas (right) wreathed in oak with legend LII behind; REVERSE: Trophy of Gallic arms, axe surmounted by an animal's head at right with legend CAE SAR below, on either side of trophy; B. 26; BMC 3955; Syd. 1009; Craw. 452/2; Seaby 108/18. Small edge file mark. Subtle toning, especially on reverse surrounding the trophy for an overall pleasing, even gray appearance. Extremely Fine.Stack's, The December Sale--Part II: Foreign and Ancient Gold, Silver & Copper Coins featuring the Eugenio Gebauer Collection, Dec. 10th-11th, 1986, Lot #1668.

OBVERSE: Female head (right) wearing veil with legends C. CAESAR behind and COS TER in front; REVERSE: Lituus, jug, and axe with legend A. HIRTIUR PR in exergue; Syd. 1017; Craw. 466/1. Slightly bent flan. Nice Fine.Coin Galleries, Ancient and Modern Coins of the World and the United States, Feb. 11th, 1987, Lot #19.

Murder broadside.- Carlisle Express (The) & Cumberland Advertiser. Special edition. The Botcherby murder, folds, small hole to outer margin, some staining, lightly browned and creased, small remains of previous binding verso, 503 x 381mm., Carlisle, John Irving Lonsdale, 58 Scotch Street, Monday 6th January, 1862. *** Seemingly unrecorded. The gruesome murder of Jane Emerson with a pick axe and bill hook by William Charlton. Both had been employees of the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway. Charlton was hanged by William Calcraft on Saturday, 14th March, 1862 in front of a large crowd.  

A carved oak panel, each reserve carved with oak leaves and acorns on scrolled leaf and tulip heads, flanking a central panel of scrolled leaf and thistles surrounding a shield with a carved unicorn and crown crest, or ban arm holding an axe within a crown crest, 112 x 108.5cms.Location: GIf there is no condition report shown, please request

Quantity of Second World War American webbing and equipment to include: 1944 dated canvas bucket by the victory canvas co., 1942 dated wire cutters by R.M.T.CO, 1944 dated axe, pickaxe, 1943 dated M1 carbine pouch, British made american mapcase, M1 garand belt, 1944 dated British made field dressing pouch U.S.A.C, Webbing belt with canteen in pouch etc

An Aboriginal type Axe with figural and geometric carved shaft, a long bladed Knife with carved handle and a lead loaded Cudgel

Tray of tools to include screwdrivers, drill bits and axe etc 

A yellow metal charm, modelled as a double sided axe, stamped ‘585’ 3.5cm long, 2.9gms

AN ASSORTMENT OF VINTAGE GARDEN TOOLS TO INCLUDE A HOE, FORK AND AN AXE ETC

TWO SLEDGE HAMMERS, A PICK AXE AND A VINTAGE CYLINDER MOWER

Box of mixed tools, including a hand axe. Not available for in-house P&P

A Stone Age flint axe head, 11cm wide.

This delightful hand-carved wooden figurine by ANRI features Mickey Mouse in a cheerful pose, dressed in lederhosen and alpine hat, reminiscent of traditional Tyrolean attire. He lifts one leg mid-stride and holds a small axe in hand, carved and painted with charming detail in soft, earthy tones. Crafted in Italy and officially licensed by the Walt Disney Company, the base is marked with ANRI's metal medallion and numbered 1733. A whimsical collectible that reflects the artistry of ANRI and the timeless joy of Disney.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 3.75"HCountry of Origin: ItalyCondition: Age related wear.

Large group of Native American arrowheads, ground stone tools such as axe heads, and other artifacts.(Shipping dimensions) Height: 12 in x width: 12 in x depth: 16 1/2 in. Condition: All objects so signs of wear commensurate with age. Likely some small breaks or chips to objects through due to the nature of the stone it may be difficult to discern.

Two tribal bows with selection of arrows, axe head and spear heads, male tribal covering Purchased from National People of Mendi Southern Highland Province Papua New Guinea in 1982. They were hand made and used by the owner (ie not bought on a market)

Victorian brass bookmark and button hook, the blackamoor handles set with agate stones, together with one other similar bookmark in the form of an axe

Roman Imperiatorial, Julius Caesar, a fourrée Denarius, military mint travelling with Caesar, 49-8, elephant walking right, trampling on dragon before, caesar in exergue, rev. emblems of the pontificate; simpulum, aspergillum, axe and apex, 2.49g/9h (Craw. 443/1; BMCRR Gaul 27-30; RSC 49). Small areas of corrosion, about fine £90-£120

A Chinese spinach jade axe head, possibly Neolithic, length 8cm, width 7cm, depth 2.5cm.

A brass-mounted walnut flintlock blunderbuss, in 18th c style, 39cm l and a North African axe-handled flintlock pistol, inlaid with brass and mother-of-pearl, 53cm l Both with minor chips and faults

Thirteen antique garden implements, 19th century and later, including a cleaver, hoes, two saws and an axe (13)Condition Reportworn to some handles. Worn.

Three Staffordshire pearlware figures, depicting 'Peace', early 19th century, the classical figure putting a torch to instruments of war,20cm high together with 'The Cobblers Wife',17.5cm (4)Condition ReportPeace) pink shawl quiver broken, axe head detatched and repaired. Peace) Red shawl, Minor chipsPeace) yellow shawl, Hairline crack to the back. Losses tri the decoration, minor chips to base. Cobblers wife) Some paint loss and minor chips to bonnet.

Two 18th-century silver tobacco boxes, both oval and with hinged lids, the earlier example, maker's mark only, Francis Harache, London circa 1755, the cover engraved with the crest, and the base with the arms, of William Wither, circa 1703-1789, of Manydown, Hampshire, length 10cm, the second example James Phipps, London 1781, engraved on the lid with script initials, perhaps RH, below a crest of an arm in armour holding a battle-axe, perhaps for the families of Hagley, Halke, or Hall, and further engraved under the base with script letters, 'D' over 'WW', above 'R' over 'RH' and the date 1782, the later box was probably a gift from William Wither, combined weight 317g/10.19ozt approx (2)