African Hardwood War Club & Carved Swagger Stick

African Traditional Tribal Maasai Hand Carved Hardwood Rungu / War Club and Artist Signed Hand Carved Swagger Stick with Dragons. 22" & 17" long.

Ca. 20thC. Excellent with no breaks or repairs. Heavy and dense, probably brown and black ebony. This item(s) is used, and will show multiple areas of age appropriate wear and surface losses. Please v

3pc Zulu Knobkerrie Hardwood War Clubs 19'' to 27'' Long. Carved wood clubs and one with steel and brass tacks applied. Scattered wear from use. Early to mid 20th century, African.

(5) East African knobkerrie war clubs, Tanzania, carved wood bulb-shaped bludgeon on long shaft, two with carved faces, each approx. 29"l Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NY

Old Samoan Hardwood War Club 28''x6''. A heavy carved wood club with geometric feather like motifs. Some edge wear and chipping. Early to mid 20th century.

War Club. Fiji, mid to late 20th century, a carved hardwood war club with a petal shaped spur & chevron textured underside, the shaft terminating to a reed-bound grip (frayed) over a rounded pommel, m

19th C. NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN HARDWOOD SKULL CRACKER CLUB - A BEAUTIFUL BURL HARDWOOD WAR CLUB WITH A DECORATIVE CHIP CARVED HANDLE - OVERALL GREAT CONDITION - 18 3/4" long, 4" wide at widest - PLEAS

Maori Tewhatewhat Hardwood War Club or Axe 48''x6.5''. Carved wood club with incised decorated on top and in middle of staff. Overall excellent condition. Early to mid 20th century, Polynesian.

Featured in this lot is this knobkerrie war club, circa 1950's, from the Zulu nation, South Africa. The war club shows excellent craftsmanship with hand carved and shaped knob head. A knobkerrie, also

AN AFRICAN CARVED HARDWOOD KNOBKERRIE THROWING CLUB. 70 cm long.

DESCRIPTION: Antique carved knobkerrie battle and hunting club featuring a polished shaft and a smooth knob ending in a piercing point. CIRCA: 19th to early 20th Century ORIGIN: Southern/Eastern Afric

Featured in this lot is this knoberrie war club, circa 1950's, from Maassai, South Africa. The knobkerrie shows good craftsmanship with a carved wood design and a point carved into the club. A knobker

**Originally Listed At $950** Central Africa, Kenya, Turkana, ca. early 20th century CE. A beautiful example of a hand-carved wooden war club created by the Turkana peoples, of a characteristic shape

Ca. First half 20th. Very good with fine dark patina, and no apparent losses or repairs. This item(s) is used, and will show multiple areas of age appropriate wear and surface losses. Please view all

19th Century Zulu hard wood knobkerrie war club. Dark hard wood handle with two tone head. Handle wrapped in 5 brass and copper wire segments. Approximately 23 inches in length, club head approximatel

Rare Antique American Civil War Era Native Indian Trade War Club Battle Mace.Carved 1 piece Chippewa Ball Club made from hardwood. Engravings and markings carved on each side. Chip carving decorations

A carved African or Fiji Islands war club. Geometric motif. Measures 29.5" long, 6.5" wide, 1.5" diameter at the handle base.

Africa, South Africa, Zulu tribe, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden war club known as a knobkerrie (also knopkierie) with a drilled suspension or thread hole through the pom

**Originally Listed At $200** Africa, Southeast Tanzania, ca. first half of the 20th century CE. A fine Makonde staff or walking stick carved from hardwood with a finely delineated finial in the form

,1918 - 1964 A range from WWI Marine Corps with fancy work shaft, Korean War nicely carved and painted Officers Swagger (most likely a high grade), A sword swagger, and an MP 728th MP Bn. 15 1/4 to 25

**Originally Listed At $400** Oceania, Tonga, ca. 20th century CE. A sumptuous example of a war club known as an 'akau tau' (literally "war stave") hand-carved from mocha-hued hardwood to present a di

Ca. Early to Mid 20thC. Possibly earlier. Excellent original condition with no chips, cracks or repairs to the hardwood. Rare piece.

The lot feature a fantastic root burl ball head war club from the Osage Native American Indians dating to the 19th Century. This large, heavy club shows a hand-carved solid walnut hard wood made from

A rarely encountered club, Shilluk People, carved of a single section of hardwood, fluted for its entire length. The grip and swollen butt finely covered in Monitor lizard skin. Late 19th-early 20th c