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A Zulu knobkerrie, with wrapped wire to handle, 73cm long

African Throwing Spear (78cm long) and other Spearheads together with a knife with rope handle and knobkerrie (60cm long) (5)Provenance; brought back from Rhodesia in the 1960s good condition

Ethnographica: a Zulu hardwood knobkerrie, 75cm long.

Ethnographica: a 20th century South African hardwood knobkerrie, 37cm long.

POLICE CLUB HOUSE: THREE CLUBS, comprising two Victorian Police truncheons, both with crowned VR cyphers, one ebonised beech with additional badges '1', Glasgow City crest, and 'P. Resdt. Commr. 20 Ward', 46cms; one in brown hardwood (yew?) also probably Scottish, 45.5cms; and a ZULU IRONWOOD KNOBKERRIE, 73cms (3)Provenance: deceased estate ConwyComments: ebonised truncheon with paint wear. brown truncheon with gilt rubbing

(Y) South African Nguni (Zulu) Rhinoceros horn prestige Knobkerrie or sceptre, probably circa 1900, with typical ball pommel and curved shaft, 55cm long, 388g approx Worked pre-1947 rhincoceros horn does not require a CITES permit to be sold, however: Please note that lots marked with the symbol (Υ) may be subject to CITES Regulations in the event of attempted export and may require proof of non-commercial intent on behalf of the purchaser, whose sole responsibility it is to organise the relevent export paperwork. The refusal of any CITES licence or permit, and any delay in obtaining such licences or permits shall not give rise to the rescission or cancellation of any sale, nor allow any delay in making full payment for the Lot. We suggest that overseas clients unsure of or unable to comply with the above should respectfully refrain from bidding. Relevant CITES Regulations information may be found here: https://cites.org/eng/news/Background_issuance_CITES_permits_export_of_rhinoceros_horn_15032017 Rhinoceros horn knobkerries were regarded as an essential part of a Zulu chief's ceremonial regalia, functioning as a symbol of his rank and status. They were preserved as important heirlooms amongst the Zulu and transmitted through the generations.

A 19th century Oceanic Polynesian tribal art wooden paddle from Papua New Guinea A/F, a huge East African Masai lion hunting spear, beaded African Zulu knobkerrie club, a Taiwan Paiwan knife & sheath and an East African fly whisk

Somali hide shield D33cm, knobkerrie L90cm, New Guinea adze and an Aboriginal boomerang (4)

African hide shield and knobkerrie. Leather to reverse, shield measures 32cm x 24cm, knobkerrie measures 59cm.

A 19th Century copper wire embellished Zulu knobkerrie, 75.5 cm high, a similar walking stick with entwined snake decoration, 103 cm high, a rustic bird's head handled cabbage stalk type walking stick, 89.5 cm high and a simulated bamboo cased parasol with 18 carat gold plated ferrule, case 43.5 cm long (4)

A 1920s four division stick stand, housing a collection of assorted walking sticks and canes, also an African knobkerrie, walking canes including an example with hallmarked silver ferrule etc.

A knobkerrie traditionally from Southern and Eastern Africa and used for hunting and warfare Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request

THREE SIMILAR PRIMITIVE KNOBKERRIE AND A SPEAR. Three similar clubs with ball shaped ends on slender shafts, 62, 74, 80 cm, a spear point with leaf shaped blade and a similar spear lower part. CR* Mixed states, some wear and signs of use.

A ZULU KNOBKERRIE WITH SILVER MOUNT DATED 1879. A knobkerrie of traditional form with rounded head and long haft with leather grip. mounted with an engraved plaque 'ZULU CLUB GINGINDHLOVU'. 67 cm. CR* Damage to head of club, perhaps from use.

African tribal Zulu Warriors Knobkerrie (traditional club used in South and East Africa), good example of a hard wood club with a bulbous head. Some age wear to the head but generally a good example. L73cm, the knop 12x10cm.

African hardwood Zulu knobkerrie. 79cm long

African hardwood Zulu knobkerrie. 78cm long

A 20th century Zulu hardwood Knobkerrie, length 76 cm

A lignum knobkerrie, 90cm, a silver mounted dandy cane and six other walking canes/sticks

An African carved hardwood knobkerrie, with a bulbous end and tapering handle, 51cm long.

A South African knobkerrie, of traditional design, 55cm long, a small Zulu hide shield, 57cm long and a wood short spear.

Walking Sticks - an early 20th century rosewood knobkerrie walking stick, others, stick seat, horn handled riding crop, etc qty

Maasai Tribe - a collection of original East African / Kenyan Maasai People tribal weaponry comprising a Buffalo hide shield, Seme Alum machete knife and a small knobkerrie with an etched pommel. Shield measures approx 103x73cm.

A mid 20th Century South African Zulu tribal club / Knobkerrie club. Globular shaped club head mounted to a wooden shaft with a cartridge shell tip. Measures approx 60cm.If this lot is required to be posted please see sale notes regarding age verification.

A vintage South African Zulu Knobkerrie converted into a sword stick with a crooked antler handle and a diamond section blade. Measures approx 88cm. If this lot is required to be posted please see sale notes regarding age verification.

An African hardwood knobkerrie

20th century African Zulu knobkerrie with beadwork decoration L79cm and a spear with similar beadwork decoration L96cm (2)

African knobkerrie L79cm, spear with wire wound haft L210cm and one other spear (3)

A Maasai Ebony Rungu (Throwing Club), with slightly offset globular head on a cylindrical haft, 58cm; a Zulu Knobkerrie, with globular head, cylindrical haft, 52cm; a Zulu Knobkerrie, of lignum vitae, with small globular head, on cylindrical haft later incised A.T., 68cm; an African Light Wood Throwing Club, the slightly offset globular head with natural crevices, on a tapering cylindrical haft, 53cm (4)

19th century carved East African knobkerrie, L: 50 cm. UK P&P Group 2 (£20+VAT for the first lot and £4+VAT for subsequent lots)

Zulu Knobkerrie 

African wooden Knobkerrie 79cmL

Tribal Art - a Zulu knobkerrie, domed head applied with brass tacks, 68.5cm long, South Africa, c.1900

Zulu 19th century ceremonial or induna's darkwood knobkerrie, small head, the haft largely covered with zig zag pattern iron wire binding in 4 sections, overall 71cm in length, minor cracking to head, generally good very fine.

A 19th Century African Knobkerrie Club with Hardwood Shaft and Rounded Ball Head, 85cm Long

A Victorian era hardwood knobkerrie club. Engraved to the end '257 Pte R Farrar ASC Pretoria SA'. L77cm. The Army Service Corps was responsible for supplying the British Army with supplies and transporting troops and was involved in the Anglo-Zulu War of 1879

A South African Zulu tribal wire bound knobkerrie, of traditional form with six bands of bound wire decoration 99cm

A antique African Zulu wooden Knobkerrie

An African carved hardwood knobkerrie club.

λA Zulu knobkerrie South Africa rhinoceros horn, with an ovoid head above two ribbed bands and a tapered shaft, the end pierced for attachment, 50.5cm long, 209 grams.Provenance Fred North, London.

A Zulu knobkerrieSouth Africawith metal studs to the spherical head and a metal collar to the top of the shaft,92.5cm long.

An African hardwood throwing club, Knobkerrie, 35cm in length. Condition - good

A Zulu knobkerry [knobkerrie] fighting stick or club, late 19th or early 20th century, the tapering hardwood stick with carved fluted globular finial, 87cm long

A Knobkerrie

A Floral Painted Toleware Tray, ''Made in Russia'' to the reverse, 67cm by 54cm, together with an Edwardian mahogany twin handled tray with shell patera, 58cm wide, a South East Asian carved hardwood dinner gong, 46cm by 66cm and an African knobkerrie (qty)

Dark wood Hand carved staff designed with two snakes twisting round the staff. Having a bulbous handle like a knobkerrie. [140cm length]

A Lot of four varying clubs and weapons; Knobkerrie club- later shaft fitted, Shillelagh style club, African tribal short sword and sheath and Metal worked club/ scepter.

Antique African Knobkerrie war club. [79cm length]

Ethnographica: a Zulu hardwood knobkerrie, 73.5cm.

A Colonial palmwood walking stick or cane, of knobkerrie form, 86.5cm long, late 19th/early 20th century

Maasai lion spear, leaf-shaped blade, rattan binding, short hardwood haft, overall length 118cm; a wire-bound knobkerrie, 68cm, and a tribal fishing spear, barbed shaft below a leaf shaped blade, wire-bound hardwood shaft with knopped end, 88cm; a hardwood knobkerrie/ walking stick, 90cm, two bamboo sticks, 87cm and 120cm, and a gun cleaning rod.Qty: 7

A French M1886 Chassepot bayonet, engraved to spine of blade "Tulle Août 1872", numbered quillion and scabbard RS 13003; and an M1886 Lebel bayonet, with cruciform blade and steel scabbard (both def, possible bullet damage); with an assortment of walking canes, to include a banded horn example with bone finial; and a rootwood knobkerrie (10) Condition Report:Available upon request

Hardwood knobkerrie/ walking stick, 90cm, two bamboo sticks, 87cm and 120cm, and a gun cleaning rod

A wire-bound knobkerrie, 68cm, and a tribal fishing spear, barbed shaft below a leaf shaped blade, wire-bound hardwood shaft with knopped end, 88cm.Qty: 2

An early 20th Century African club / knobkerrie with a dome shaped head and tapering shaft. Measures approx 73cm.

A vintage South African Zulu tribal prestige knobkerrie staff with a flat-sided circular head. Measures approx 78cm.

A vintage South African Zulu Knobkerrie with a spherical head and a slender wooden shaft. Measures approx 74cm.

South African Zulu tribal club / Knobkerrie club. Globular shaped club head with x2 flat sections mounted to a wooden shaft. Measures approx 70cm.If this lot is required to be posted please see sale notes regarding age verification.

ZULU KNOBKERRIE, SOUTH AFRICAiwisa wood, metalLength 74 cmProvenancePatrik Fröhlich, ZurichThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** TVA sur les articles importés à un taux préférentiel sur le prix d'adjudication et au taux en vigueur sur la Commission d'achat. Merci de prendre contact avec le département ou les transporteurs que nous recommandons pour plus d'information.VAT on imported items at a reduced rate on hammer price and the prevailing rate on buyer's premium. Please speak to the Department or our recommended shippers for further information. BTW op ingevoerde goederen tegen het verlaagd tarief op de hamerprijs en het geldende tarief op de aankoopprovisie. Neem gerust contact op met het bevoegde departement of onze aanbevolen transporteurs voor verdere informatie.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Hardwood knobkerrie/ walking stick, 90cm, two bamboo sticks, 87cm and 120cm, and a gun cleaning rod