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ST41 A Danish Neolithic partially polished flint axehead or gouge : £ 80A Danish Neolithic partially polished brown-patinated grey flint axehead or gouge with a symmetrical posterior taper, measuring 99 mm/3.9 ins. in length, the butt rectangular in cross-section The cutting edge chipped and an inoffensive chip to one edge, otherwise condition good, c. 2000 B.C.
ST42 A Danish Neolithic hardstone chisel : £ 75
A grey hardstone parallel-sided chisel measuring 110 mm/4.4 ins. in length, minor surface wear and significant wear to the cutting edge. Probably from Denmark and unusual in this material, c. 2000 B.C.Ex Dr Basil Woodd Walker Collection formed before 1929.ST43 A large parallel-sided axehead from Mullerup, Denmark, c. 2000 B.C. : £ 245A large parallel-sided Danish Neolithic argillite flaked axehead measuring 220 mm/8.9 ins. in length, with a gentle posterior taper. The cutting edge entire and three inoffensive chips to the body. Probably an unfinished implement (but very nearly so) due two small protuberances which require removal. Found on 7th May 1958 at Mullerup, Denmark, Late Neolithic, c. 2000 B.C. An impressive Neolithic artefactST44 Bronze Age Nordic axehammer : £ 150Bronze Age Nordic dark brown schist axe-hammer, drilled for hafting, measuring 90 mm/3.7 ins. in length. Some minor weathering of surface, but a nice example, c. 1500 B.C. Attractive stone.ST45 Bronze Age Nordic schist axehammer : £ 165Bronze Age Nordic mottled green and white schist axe-hammer, drilled for hafting, measuring 95 mm/3.8 ins. in length. Some minor weathering of surface, but a nice example, c. 1500 B.C. Attractive stone.ST46 Bronze Age Nordic dolerite axehammer: £ 175Bronze Age Nordic dolerite axe-hammer, drilled for hafting, measuring 112 mm/4.4 ins. in length. Some minor weathering of surface, but a nice example, c. 1500 B.C.
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ST41: £80
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ST42: £75
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ST43: £245
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ST44: £150
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ST45: £165
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ST46: £175
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