KANAK Vanuatu Tribal Wooden Flanged War Club Weapon #1

Handicraft Revival Era, Iroquois Style Ball Headed, Wooden War Club, 22 1/2" Long

DESCRIPTION: Four tools. Includes: 1) Cree war club. Wooden post with leather whip and rock at head. Leather painted with stripes and geometric patterns. 32" long. Minor wear to surface including toni

A highly decorated Fiji Island wooden war club. "DUI" style spatulate form with rows of fine carving. 24 3/4" x 9 1/2".

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A close-quarters staff weapon, approximately 27.5" long. This, and many lots forthcoming are from the estate of a true antiquity connoisseur in every sense of the word. This antiquarian truly enjoyed

Diamond shaped, knife edged wooden war club from the South Seas Island. Shipping dimensions are 27" L x 5" W x 1" H.

Knobkerrie (Knobkierie) war club weapon from the Boer wars. All hand crafted from a single piece of native wood. Brass "tack" ornamentation on the head. Long stem handle. An original antique tribal ar

Native American Penobscot wooden carved (w animal effigy faces) & paint dec war club - 22 1/2" long

Australia, 19th Century or Earlier Heavy club with rounded stone head inset in a thick wood handle. Approx. 18 1/4" x 4 3/8". From the collection of a Cumberland, Rhode Island estate. Old label marked

Antique tribal artifact from the South Pacific. It is a Fijian Ula (or Ulu) - a traditional throwing club. Made by a specialized craftsman from the wood of uprooted native bushes and shrubbery. It was

Wooden Cula Cula Fiji War Club. Tag Reads: Cula cula War Club Of Fiji, Sold Thru Government of Fiji, 1980, CAXAX. Approximately 39.5L x 10.375W x 1.5D in.

A group of 3 African objects including 1 wooden staff, 1 brass Ogbonie staff & 1 New Caledonia war club. c.20th century.. In most cases the date is a 20th century attribution is an indication of styli

Rare Sioux Native American child's toy stone head war club with braided wooden handle and nicely polished head.Size: 6 1/4" Length, (Head) 2 7/8" Width.

A large heavy Tonga Bowai War club with inlaid shell designs and a well handled and worn surface patina. Such clubs are weapons of War and were used in clan battles. The club measures 35 inches long a

Stab, "taiaha" Maori, Neuseeland Ohne Sockel / without base Holz, Muschel, Federn, Textil. H 100 cm. Provenienz: - Frederick North, Londres (1960-1962). - Peter und Veena Schnell, Zürich. CHF 1 000 /

A fine early to mid century Melanesian mushroom head war club Malakula Vanuatu / New Hebrides. The club is carved from a very heavy dense wood with black surface patina and signs of handling. The club

VINTAGE NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN SKULL CRACKER WAR CLUB WITH DECORATIVE BEADWORK AND FEATHERS - HIDE COVERED STONE HEAD WITH A LONG HIDE COVERED WOODEN SHAFT - GOOD CONDITION -23" long, head 5 1/2" wide

Early/Mid 1900s, Beautiful hand carved wooden ball headed club with antler spike, brass tacks on spine, and red and black details. Very good condition, great patina. 27" x 5-1/2"

19TH CENTURY (CIRCA 1870) NATIVE AMERICAN PLAINS INDIAN SKULL CRACKER CLUB - POLISHED STONE HEAD WITH A LONG HIDE COVERED WOODEN SHAFT - GOOD CONDITION - 18" long, head 5 1/2" x 2" x 2" - PLEASE VIEW

2 Kukukuku Pineapple Stone War Clubs, Papua New Guinea. Hand carved stone "pineapple" heads fitted over woven rattan fiber and affixed to a tapering wooden shafts. Size: 1) 28.5'' x 5'' x 3.5'' (72 x

African Zulu Knob-Kerrie (authentic) approx 17", Plains Indian War Club (authentic) raw hide wrapped handle and approx 16" L with 4.25" stone "skull cracker", and reproduction Pipe Tomahawk with mitre

South Pacific, Coral Sea, New Caledonia ceremonial weapon known as an O'kono or Nibouet. Having a green stone blade, wrapped wooden handle and cuchri shells. Measures 35" length x 15" width.

A paddle and club. ++ A wooden pig killing club with head, Vanuatu (New Hebrides), North Ambrym Malekula style. 20th century. 31" x 11". ++ A grooved paddle form. 20th century. With stand:44 1/2" x 12

A hand forged iron Blade and well worn wooden handle. This knife , also known as a Trumbash was originally used as a weapon of war and also as an agricultural implement, but later on developed into pr