Antique Axes

We are pleased to offer this lovely set of six blue and white delft dishes made in The Netherlands, circa 1800. The dishes are decorated in several shades of cobalt blue. The center ...

Circa 1920s, Sterling, 22k, American. A one-of-a-kind objet, this sterling axe was made in the

Vintage Ice Pick, Marke Mischabel. A good Geb Andenmatten ( Andenmatten Brothers) Mischabel ice axe

showing a garden scene. The edges are painted orange. On the reverse is the mark of "The Axe", De

, both chargers have the mark of "The Axe". The edge of each of the chargers is painted with orange slip

This is a fabulous piece of African art in the form of an axe. This looks to be a work axe rather

made by "The Axe" in the first quarter of the 19th century. An image of a vase overflowing with flowers

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

A large, thin-butted Neolithic flint axe found in Mauprévoir, France. Knapped from pink-brown flint

Made before the Anddenmatten Bros. started using serial numbers, this rare Swiss ice axe is

A large Neolithic thin-butted flint axe from Denmark, dating to approximately 4000-3000 BC

Axes Probably made in either The Congo or Cameroon, early 20th century. Probably made by the Luba

Vintage Ice Axe, Stubai. A good Austrian 'Stubai' ice axe, the handle is made from ash with a good

Vintage Ice Axe, Stubai. A good Austrian 'Stubai' ice axe, the handle is made from ash with a good

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

Axe blades from the 1700's have recently been converted into sconces. Each blade varys in size but

A good Austrian 'Stubai' ice axe, the handle is made from ash with a good steel pick (slightly

An exceptional ancient Scandinavian ceremonial flint hand axe, dating to 2200–1800 BC

A large, heavy European copper alloy flat axe from Britain, dating to circa 2300 BC. Axes of

A beautiful stoic collection of Native American Neolithic hand carved stone axe heads with

Vintage Swordfish emergency survival tool Tomahawk Crate Hammer Hatchet Axe Use as Pry Bar Nail

A FINE HISTORICAL CARPATHIAN CIUPAGA OR SHEPHERD'S AXE Poland, probably 19th century 34 7/8" H x 5

A prehistoric flint hand axe, made by Homo erectus circa, 800,000 - 100,000 BC. Discovered in Pont

A pair of painted timber axes from the Ancient Masonic order of foresters. The axe heads decorated

Table lamp made with Hand Carved-Wooden Axe holder.

A large Acheulian flint hand axe, likely produced by Homo erectus. Found in northern France, dating

A very well provenance collection of Neolithic stone axes from Scandinavia, dating to circa 1900 BC

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

A fine Charles Curry bronze of an amazon with a battle axe, seated astride an unharnessed horse

Dong Son bronze axe with very nice green patina. Age: Cambodia, Dong Son Period, 500 B.C. Size

A Monumental early 20th-century European carved wooden axe trade sign, measuring an impressive 60

(57,58,74) lances (59-63), daggers (64,65), double headed axe of the Danes called a Bipennis (66), Danish

around the center. The back of both chargers have the mark of De Porceleyn Bijl (The Porcelain Axe) made

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

axes.

, retaining original brass axe-head handle.

Pair of two-inch-thick English or Welsh 19th century elm plank stools with "axe handle" lets

NICE DECORATIVE ITEM OF KNIGHT HOLDING A POLE AXE HALBRED HEIGHT: 40 1/2" BASE 9 1/2" X 9 1/2"

-Arms with Fleur de Lis and Battle Axes.

, with original interior lid, original axe blade handle.

A fine signed Japanese gilt bronze figure, leans on his axe while carrying the basket on his back

A rare George III period oval cut-glass tea caddy, having star-cut lid, with axe-head handle, and

ABOUT U.S. Army WWll Ice Axe manufactured by AMES. The ice axes were issued to the legendary 10th

axe and pair of pliers. Sheet metal, nicely detailed tools. Contemporary painted steel stand.

Original Brass Bound Decoration And Original Axe Drop Carrying Handles (Formerly Raised On A Stand)

, original brass axe drop handles and original brass bound decoration housed on original square tapered leg

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

used for feeding livestock (mainly chickens) and were typically hand carved with an axe and chisel. Era

raised the other an axe all raised on circular stepped plinth bases. Dimensions Height 20 Inches Width 9

nozzles above fleur-de-lys canopies, raised on ribbon bound reeded columns surmounted by ‘axe heads

tops and handles above double doors with inlaid shields and drop axe brass handles, above faux drawers

A Neolithic stone tool from Scandinavia, dating to circa 1900 BC. Axes were painstakingly shaped

Porceleyne Bijl "The Axe", which manufactured delft from 1657 until 1803.

, stiff stems and open hexagons. The central axis dominates the lateral axes, although the ornamentation

A collection of Neolithic stone tools from Scandinavia, dating to circa 1900 BC. Axes and a gouge

scalloped aprons, over single shelves of similar form over single drawer retaining original axe-blade pulls

wonderfully with no attention to detail left undone. The dore crossed axes over shield design with flanked