Antique Axe Heads

The base has a brushing sliding with axe head handles and has three deep drawers all-over splay bracket feet.

The bottom shelf with 3 drawers below being oak lined and retaining the original brass axe head handles. Good color and patina. English, circa 1770 Good condition Dimensions (ins)...

A fine George III mahogany bow front chest of drawers, the well figured mahogany top with boxwood stringing and a crossbanded border and a slender moulded edge above a brushing slide...

The rectangular top is cross-banded in tulipwood and boxwood stringing and decorated in the centre with flowers and a flamed mahogany oval panel. The original silvered axe head handl...

The well figured pair of doors with cleated sides and retaining the original brass axe head handle, with bold carved scrolled corner brackets beneath.

The sides are joined by three horizontal shelves and an integrated bottom frieze section with a three drawers fitted with gilt brass axe head handles. The shelves have pierced fretwo...

The interior is veneered in contrast in the best West Indian satinwood and is very well fitted with an array of drawers and pigeon holes with a central cupboard all with original axe...

This slide pulls out using the axe head brass pulls. It also is fitted 3 graduated drawers, the bottom drawer with the magnificent sunburst inlay, a most desirable feature.

The upper shelf is extremely old but may be a later addition. The heavy iron axe head hinges are original and riveted. Peg jointed throughout and comprising all original boards to ...

ART Gallery Decoster Belgium Unique and very rare Songye Nsapo ritual or ceremonial kilonda axe from DR Congo Of this type of axe only a few are known in collections because 3 heads...

Pre Columbian ceremonial hard stone mace or axe head depicting the carved stylized head of a parrot.

These rare, early Celtic bronze axe heads were forged in northern Gaul during the late Bronze and early Iron ages.

Three of the axes have grooves cut into them which helped in tying the heads to wooden handles.

Axe head with trapezoid outline, convex cutting edge, polished on both faces, dating from 4000 – 3500 BC.

Axe blades from the 1700's have recently been converted into sconces. Each blade varys in size but they are very similar and make a great unique pair.
Not U.S. wired.(we can ...

The axe heads decorated with Stag with coronet, lettered and numbered 5481 with Court prosperity.

A Geroge III period mahogany fitted medicine chest with the original axe head handle

A small late 18th century oval shaped flame figured mahogany and boxwood strung tea caddy, retaining original brass axe-head handle.

A rare George III period oval cut-glass tea caddy, having star-cut lid, with axe-head handle, and brass rim, hinge and key escutcheon.

The pierced tray tops over small drawer and pair of cupboard doors with axe head handles, raised on square moulded legs.

A pair of early 19th century bronze and ormolu two-light lustre candlesticks, having ring-turned nozzles above fleur-de-lys canopies, raised on ribbon bound reeded columns surmounted...

The doors of figured mahogany are fitted with the original hinges and Chippendale style axe head handles with a spring return lock.

An early 18th century Georgian dressing mirror with three oak finely lined drawers and axe head style handles, the piece is of swing mirror design carrying its original plate glass w...

A FINE HISTORICAL CARPATHIAN CIUPAGA OR SHEPHERD'S AXE Poland, probably 19th century 34 7/8" H x 5 1/4" W (head) A holdover from the Middle Ages, the ciupaga shepherd's axe was at ...

Guertin Blacksmith Shop” and is accompanied by silhouettes of a wagon wheel, a chamfering knife, a file, and an axe head. The lettering and images are black, while the background co...

Unusual pair of George III boxes, having patera inlaid tops and fronts on a spalted walnut ground and with original gilt lacquer axe head handles, one fitted with two compartments, t...

This large and highly decorative piece stands on four raised bun feet with a large single drawer above which is fitted with a pair of brass axe head handles and original central lock...

Raised on elegant cabriole legs. The gilt brass axe-head handles, knobs and lock and key appear to be original.

Untitled print of Anglo Saxon flag (53) , swords (54,55), slingshot (56), magisterial staffs (57,58,74) lances (59-63), daggers (64,65), double headed axe of the Danes called a Bipen...

He is traditionally depicted - as in this painting - with the Dominican habit, a book in one hand and the palm of martyrdom in the other and an axe stabbed in his head. Two Angels ar...

Each body is embellished with a bright cut engraved shield shaped coat of arms depicting in-escutcheon firstly and fourthly a bugle Horn stringed between three crescents, secondly an...

These axe heads were incredibly sturdy and still retain a sharp edge even after thousands of years.

The sterling axe-head bearing impressed makers mark for Rogers, Lunt & Bowlen Co., Greenfield Massachusetts, USA.

Oval with hinged lid and axe head brass finial and trim.

With a rectangular top over two over three long drawers raised on bracket feet. Brass axe head handles.

Rectangular top with applied molded edge over a brushing slide with two axe head brass pulls over four graduated drawers with beaded edges and brass bail handles, raised on ogee brac...

The cellarette itself is fitted with the original brass strapwork to the lower and upper of the figured mahogany body and retains the original axe head carrying handles to the sides....

The fully serviced musical movement features a central drum and six rack mounted saucer bells struck by axe head strikers and supported by two ornamental ormolu mermaids.

ITEM: Duck-billed axe-head MATERIAL: Bronze CULTURE: Middle Bronze Age, Canaanite PERIOD: 2200 – 1750 B.C DIMENSIONS: 61 mm x 82 mm CONDITION: Good condition PROVENANCE: Ex French pr...

A rare and unusual novelty Scottish silver Vinaigrette made in the form of an axe head, with applied Celtic design strap work highlighted in gilt.

Of unusually large size, with fretted end supports and three drawers with axe-head handles all in very good condition.

18th century serpentine fronted mahogany dressing mirror, the freeze incorporating three drawers with cast gilt bronze axe-head handles, standing on ogee bracket feet.

Illustrating the French influence of furniture in 1780-1785. Axe head original handles. Overall of exceptional quality and presence.

Three drawers beautifully lined with oak with original axe-head drop handles. Resting on four finely carved ogee feet.    

A well figured oval mahogany wine cooler or jardinière retaining its original fine lead lining. Original axe head end support handles with original brass bandings.

The rectangular top with a moulded edge with brushing slide below with gilded brass axe head handles, the four long drawers with oak linings and original gilded brass rococco swan ne...

Crafted from solid mahogany with original axe head handles and double serpentine-shaped sides, it features a fixed shelf and wide country house proportions, making it versatile for v...

With a serpentine square top with a moulded edge over a shaped frieze and bead moulded border, one side with pull-out slide with brass axe-head handle. The well drawn and beautifully...

The well figured pair of doors with cleated sides and retaining the original brass axe head handle, with bold carved scrolled corner brackets beneath.

A profile of a king and other decorative symbols is carved onto the metal of each axe head. Two coat pegs are attached to each shaft.

Below a brushing slide with brass axe head pull handles over an arrangement of four long graduated cock-beaded, oak lined drawers with gilt brass swan neck handles with circular back...

These two bronze objects, a ceremonial axe-head and a child's bracelet, are exquisitely formed.

The frieze with retractable drawer to the front with a small brass axe head handle and with scalloped edge all around.