Old Zulu ebony letter opener of dagger form, carved bust finial of warrior with facial detail. Slight chip to distal end, length 25 cm
Zulu beaded apron, South Africa, with striped waistband, with suspended bead tassels, width 97 cm
Zulu Izikoti (wedding cape), South Africa, comprised of fourteen overlapping cloth panels with beaded edges, 114 cm x 77 cm
Zulu Wars, I.) The Defence Of Rorke's Drift, II.) Isandhlwana, centenary limited edition colour prints, 62 x 86 cm each overall
C1900 Zulu Iklwa: Deadly Short Spear of Zulu Warriors
An old Zulu Iklwa short spear, c1900, used behind a hide shield in close combat fighting by Zulu warriors. Sharp leaf shaped blade with hard wooden shaft and swelling end to give extra grip, length 122 cm
Zulu Tsonga Double Bowl with Twin Handles - 8x57x21.5 cm
Zulu Tsonga double bowl, South Africa, with twin handles, height 8 cm x length 57 cm x depth 21.5 cm
Zulu Knobkerrie Club - Carved Wood, 60cm Long
Knobkerrie tribal club, carved wood, Zulu tribe, South Africa, 60 cm long
Zulu Ironwood War Club - 19th Century South Africa
War club, 19th century South Africa, Zulu knobkerrie, Ironwood, length 74 cm
Zulu Assegai and Iklwa Spears Set
A group of three antique and vintage Zulu Assegai and Iklwa, Southern Africa, throwing and stabbing spears each with a wooden shaft joined to forged iron slender leaf shaped spear heads, wrapped at the joins with plaited reeds, one with finely wrapped…
Zulu Hand-Forged Spear, Late 19th Century, South Africa
Zulu spear, hand forged steel and wood, South African origin, late 19th century, 202 cm high
Zulu Hardwood Knobkerrie with Copper Wire, 79cm Long
Antique Zulu hardwood knobkerrie copper wire to the shaft, 79 cm long
Zulu Axe and Spears Set
A fighting axe and two throwing spears, decorated wood and steel, Zulu tribe, South Africa, late 19th century, (3 items), 50 cm, 99 cm and 101 cm high
Zulu Engraved Hardwood Neckrest
A Zulu Neckrest, South Africa. Carved and engraved hardwood. Approx. length 48 cm
Zulu Spear with Brass Wire-work and Fur Grip
An old African Zulu spear, the flat tapered iron with fine brass/copper bound wire-work to the wooden shaft, fur and skin bound grip. Length 133 cm.
Zulu Milk Pail from East Coast South Africa
Milk pail (Itunga), Zulu people, Zululand East Coast South Africa
Zulu Knobkerrie Club
Knobkerrie Zulu club, carved wood and woven metal, South African origin, late 19th century, 75 cm high
Ironwood Zulu Throwing Club with Ball Top
Antique Ironwood Zulu throwing club or Knobkerry, with typical ball top, having some patination, ball with some marks. Condition good, some wear to timber, length 79 cm.
Zulu Spear with Damascene Blade and Hardwood Shaft
An old African Zulu spear, the long mildly tapered damascene blade connected to a plain hardwood shaft with thick bound animal skin section. Overall length 118 cm.
1877 Zulu Killing Club with Owner Inscription
19th century ebony club 'George Field May 1877' inscribed by owner, possibly a killing club possibly of Zulu origin. approx 80 cm long
Zulu Shield, 19th Century South African Leather and Wood
A Zulu Shield, leather and wood, South African, 19th century, 118 x 55 cm
Vintage Lead Soldiers and Zulu Warriors by William Britain
Vintage William Britain lead soldiers and Zulu warriors
Zulu Axe with Incised Blade and Brass Wire Binding
South African Zulu axe, the fanned T shape blade incised with diapered panels, the tang with folded tip set into the swollen ovoid head, the cylindrical wood haft bound at the neck and butt with woven brass wire
Zulu Knobkerrie from Michael Green Collection
A wooden Zulu knobkerrie South Africa. Provenance: ex-Michael Green collection. Michael Green was a wealthy South African collector who moved to Tasmania after several decades of amassing an extensive collection of African Art, including various personal…
Zulu Knobkerrie with Telephone Wire
A red, yellow and blue Zulu knobkerrie South Africa wood and telephone wire. Provenance: ex-Michael Green collection. Michael Green was a wealthy South African collector who moved to Tasmania after several decades of amassing an extensive collection of…
Zulu Knobkerrie with Telephone Wire
A green, white, red and green Zulu knobkerrie South Africa wood and telephone wire. Provenance: ex-Michael Green collection. Michael Green was a wealthy South African collector who moved to Tasmania after several decades of amassing an extensive…
Zulu Headrest from Michael Green Collection
Zulu headrest, Swazi, exotic African hardwood. Provenance: ex-Michael Green collection. Michael Green was a wealthy South African collector who moved to Tasmania after several decades of amassing an extensive collection of African Art, including various…
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