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Scandinavian Viking Iron Bearded Axe Head: Northern Europe, Scandinavia, Viking culture, ca. 9th to 11th century CE. A formidable Viking iron bearded axe head, defined by its elongated lower blade and muscular silhouette, a form prized for its

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Scandinavian Viking Iron Bearded Axe Head

Artemis Fine Arts

Est. US$800-US$1,500

Luristan Copper Axe / Adze Head - Early Iron Age Tool: Central Asia, northwestern Iran to eastern Turkey, Luristan culture, ca. 1000 to 800 BCE. A cast copper adze/axe head with a broad, slightly arched blade and a central cylindrical hafting socket, the

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Luristan Copper Axe / Adze Head - Early Iron Age Tool

Artemis Fine Arts

Est. US$1,000-US$1,500

Rare Viking Double-Headed Battle Axe - 900-1100 AD - Massive Axehead: This is an exceptionally large and rare Viking-era double-headed battle axe dating to approximately 900–1100 AD. The forged iron head measures nearly 14 inches across and features classic Viking

Feb 28, 2026

Rare Viking Double-Headed Battle Axe - 900-1100 AD - Massive Axehead

Treasure Trove Auctions

Est. US$1,500-US$2,500

An Indo-Persian Engraved Steel Axe Head (Tabar), 19th Century.: Of broad, curved axe form, the head is forged in iron and extensively engraved across all visible surfaces. One face is decorated with a dense composition of scrolling foliage interspersed with stylis

Feb 17, 2026

An Indo-Persian Engraved Steel Axe Head (Tabar), 19th Century.

Belmont Auctions

Est. £300-£400

Two Pre-Columbian Valdivian Stone Axe Heads: Pre-Columbian, Ecuador, Valdivian culture, ca. 1800 to 1500 BCE. A pair of pecked and polished stone axe heads shaped with broad T-forms for secure hafting. The smaller blade shows high iron content c

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Two Pre-Columbian Valdivian Stone Axe Heads

Artemis Fine Arts

Est. US$700-US$1,050

African Ceremonial Iron Double Axe: Late 20th century A.D. Comprising: tapering wooden shaft with circumferential grooves; iron twibill head with two-part flat socket riveted to two crescent blades, each with punched rectangular slots a

Mar 06, 2026

African Ceremonial Iron Double Axe

TimeLine Auctions Ltd.

Est. £40-£60

Massive Renaissance German Executioner Axe: Rare and stupendous German grim renaissance justice executioner's axe head. Presenting a broad crescent blade under heavy patina. Forged iron body with flared cutting edge and rectangular eye remain s

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Massive Renaissance German Executioner Axe

Est. US$700-US$1,000

Massive French Medieval Halberd or Executioner's Axe 16th to 17th Century: This formidable French medieval halberd or executioner's axe, dating to the 16th to 17th century, is an exceptionally large and heavy example of early European polearms. The iron head exhibits bold pr

Feb 28, 2026

Massive French Medieval Halberd or Executioner's Axe 16th to 17th Century

Treasure Trove Auctions

Est. US$1,000-US$2,500

18th-19th C. European Curved Blade Naval BOARDING AXE Style: 18th-19th century European naval style boarding axe, presents a broad bearded head, mark unreadable under heavy patina. Forged iron body with flared cutting edge remains solid and intact overall. Moun

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18th-19th C. European Curved Blade Naval BOARDING AXE Style

Est. US$300-US$500

French Boarding Axe Hand Forged Early 16th Cent.: This early 16th century French boarding axe is a finely preserved example of a purpose-built naval combat weapon, hand-forged in iron and mounted to its original wooden haft. The axe head displays a d

Feb 28, 2026

French Boarding Axe Hand Forged Early 16th Cent.

Treasure Trove Auctions

Est. US$250-US$600

1800's Native American Plains Trade Tomahawk / Pipe Axe – Osage Indian Use – Beaded Drop &: 19th century Native American Plains pipe tomahawk, attributed to Osage Indian use, and representative of classic Plains trade weaponry combining both functional and ceremonial elements. This piece fea

Feb 18, 2026

1800's Native American Plains Trade Tomahawk / Pipe Axe – Osage Indian Use – Beaded Drop &

Est. US$3,000-US$5,000

Native American Pipe Tomahawk North America, 19th Century (1800s): This Native American pipe tomahawk, dating to the 19th century, exemplifies the dual ceremonial and practical functions of one of the most symbolically important objects in Indigenous material culture

Feb 18, 2026

Native American Pipe Tomahawk North America, 19th Century (1800s)

Est. US$1,000-US$2,000

American Plains Indian PIPE TOMAHAWK Brass Tacked Handle: Plains pipe tomahawk featuring a boldly forged iron head with broad cutting edge, a functional bowl and Classic cut outs. Plainly carved dark hardwood haft studded with period brass tacks in geometric

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American Plains Indian PIPE TOMAHAWK Brass Tacked Handle

Est. US$700-US$900

Victorian 16th-17th C. Style HALBERD Head Engraved Scenes: 19th century Victorian halberd head, styled after 16th-17th century forms, presents a crescent-shaped axe blade and upward swept fluke elaborately engraved across the entire surface with dynamic hunti

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Victorian 16th-17th C. Style HALBERD Head Engraved Scenes

Est. US$500-US$700

3- 18TH CENTURY DUG ITEMS: Lot includes: 1. Half of Brown Bess Flintlock lock, Tagged Braddock Battlefield Truxell Farm. 2. 5 1/4" Goosewingiron hatchet head. 3. 4" Cast iron holder, perhaps for a flag. Good

Feb 21, 2026

3- 18TH CENTURY DUG ITEMS

Milestone Auctions

Est. US$200-US$300

Napoleonic Era Early 19th Century Fighting Axe: This original Napoleonic-era fighting axe dates to the early 19th century and remains in good, honest condition. The steel axe head displays a smooth surface with darkened areas from age and use, whil

Feb 28, 2026

Napoleonic Era Early 19th Century Fighting Axe

Treasure Trove Auctions

Est. US$500-US$1,500

An Early Hand Forged Colonial Fur Trade Tomahawk: Early 1800’s or before. Possibly Native American. A one of a kind hand forged trade tomahawk axe with a thick forged iron center. Hand hammered concave pockets allowed the wood to be inserted flush.

Feb 15, 2026

An Early Hand Forged Colonial Fur Trade Tomahawk

Est. US$600-US$1,200

Large Viking Age Iron Socketted Bearded Axehead: Circa 10th-11th century A.D. Finely curved broad blade with chin to the lower edge, rounded socket with lateral triangular extensions and a rectangular extension to the rear; professionally cleaned, c

Mar 05, 2026

Large Viking Age Iron Socketted Bearded Axehead

TimeLine Auctions Ltd.

Est. £300-£400

Viking Age Iron Socketted Bearded Axehead: Circa 10th-11th century A.D. Finely curved, broad blade with a chin to the lower edge, a rounded socket with lateral triangular extensions; professionally cleaned, conserved, and restored. Cf. Arbman,

Mar 06, 2026

Viking Age Iron Socketted Bearded Axehead

TimeLine Auctions Ltd.

Est. £200-£300

Viking Age Iron Socketted Hook-Billed Axehead: Circa 9th-11th century A.D. With a long, deeply curved blade, short neck, socket with slightly curved wings above and below, and hammer-face to rear; professionally cleaned, conserved, and restored. C

Mar 06, 2026

Viking Age Iron Socketted Hook-Billed Axehead

TimeLine Auctions Ltd.

Est. £200-£300

Central African Traditional Chokwe Wood & Iron Axe: Central Africa, likely Angola / Democratic Republic of the Congo / Zambia region, Chokwe culture, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A well-aged wooden axe with a dark, lustrous patina, fitted with a

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Central African Traditional Chokwe Wood & Iron Axe

Artemis Fine Arts

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