General Sale

Two Kenyan MILK POTS collected in East Africa in the 1960's originally from the Boran Pastoralists of Kenya, these baskets are purportedly made ...

A pair of SPEARS used by the South African Police before firearms were issued, (1930-1945).

A 19thC Cavalry Officer's DRESS SWORD, the single edged 82cms Wilkinson sword blade etched with the Royal Cypher V.R. scrolling foliage and cann...

An Indian SCIMITAR, 90cms curved blade (no scabbard) and a Scottish SWORD, 85cms straight double edge blade and brass basket (no scabbard).

An ebonised Zulu figured WALKING STICK (Iqhabanga) carved with an entwined snake with inlaid ivory eyes biting the tip of the beard of a distraught lo

A Zulu STAFF (Ubhoko Iwesikhundla), carved in relief with an entwined snake, 1123mm long.

A Zulu stabbing SPEAR (Iklawa) with iron blade, finely worked copper binding and wooden shaft, overall length 1185mm.

A 19thC copper and brass TEA KETTLE on stand with burner, the kettle with a turned wooden grip on swing handle, overall height 35cms.

An Oriental brass, small TEAPOT and COVER, purportedly once the property of Lord Byron, and used as an opium infusion vessel!!?? also a brass INCENSE

A late Victorian silver plated TEAPOT with hinged lid with melon finial, engraved with a variety of leaves around an oval cartouche, circa 1885, raise