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An inside painted glass snuff bottleZhou Leyuan, circa 1886-1887Painted to one side with a windswept fisherman in a grass cape, punting an open skiff in a tree-strewn, mountainous river landscape, the reverse with a jar of prunus blossom beside smaller vessels and ornamental pierced rockwork, inscribed ?????? ?? F?ng nántián l?orén b? s?nshí (Following the spirit of Nantian) and signed ??? Zh?ulèyuán, with one seal of the artist, amethyst and gilt metal mounted stopper, box.The bottle 6cm (2.3/8in) long. (3).

An Irish wool and mohair cape and a mink coat

Stamps - Ceylon album and album pages from Jamaica, Barbados, India, Cape of Good hope etc - QV QEII - Mint & used

Two vintage child's dresses, a Chinese silk dress and two 1970's dresses with a cape (6) Condition Report: One of the girls dress is heavily stained, other items in ok condition.

A lady's black cape together with assorted beaded tops and a Viyella pale blue coat (8) Condition Report: Cape needs fastening to be re-sewn. Other items in good condition.

An American Hillmoor ladies woolen swing coat, in brown, circa 1940's with large pointed lapels, large buttons, turn back cuffs and double buttons; a large wool russet cape with a hood and decorative beaded flowers, circa 1950/60's; a camel mohair cape, hood is lined with corduroy and frog fastenings (3)

Woolen purple women's swing jacket, large cape colour and edged in wool braiding, box pleats and turned back cuffs, gathered sleeves, circa late 1940's; a ladies circa 1940's Harris Tweed double breasted coat and matching skirt, made by Ellis & Son, Burton on Trent; a herringbone tweed by St Michael, size 16, circa 1960's ladies jacket; a 1940's ladies herringbone tweed green skirt with kick pleats and metal zip, with a utility label (CC41) made in England (4)

A Man's wool 1930's Fred Astaire tailcoat & trousers & a Victorian Ladies wool cape with collar.  a 1950's cape & gown with the red & gold separate collar depicting the University with the motor board hat. (3) 

A LATE 19TH CENTURY SILVER AND ENAMEL COLLECTOR'S SPOON, "Cape Colony", Birmingham 1898/99, together with two other silver and enamel collector's spoons, includes; "Port Elizabeth", Sheffield 1908, an EPNS spoon with an elephant head terminal, and TW O OTHER SPOONS one with elephant and one with kangaroo terminals (6)

WW2 Battle of Britain pilot Percy Beake signed 6 x 4 b w Vintage photo in cockpit of Aircraft named Cape Town V from the WW2 BOB Historian Ted Sergison collection. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99.

A Qajar Prince's Cape, together with a suit jacket and waistcoat set, apparently once worn by a young Muzzafer ad-Din Shah Qajar [Iran, c. 1880-1900] three pieces of children's clothing, comprising: (i) A fine deep blue silk cape, edges decorated with a hand-embroidered ribbon bearing the shir-o khorshid emblem, heightened in pink and green, lining decorated in gilt ribbon, a little worn and faded with some damage to top section of cape, c. 620 by 880 mm.; (ii) A red velvet jacket, with “Muzzafar al-Din Sultan” button, flaps to give the impression of pockets, lined with printed material apparently added later, a little worn, 370 by 300 mm.; (iii) A red velvet waistcoat, lined in red floral pattern fabric and linen, buttons missing and a little rubbed, 270 by 280 mm.; the three of these preserved in purple velvet box, surmounted by gilt shir-o khorshid badge, this box early twentieth century An enchanting set of children's clothes, apparently worn by Qajar Princes of Iran. The cape is the oldest piece in this set and was reportedly once worn by Crown Prince Muzzafer ad-Din himself. The robe is made of a fine blue silk and lined with embroidered ribbon bearing the Shir-o Khorshid emblem, details one would expect from royal attire. The set of red velvet jacket and waistcoat were probably worn by his children a few decades later, as one of them still includes an original button reading “Muzzafer ad-Din Sultan”, issued during the reign of Muzzafer ad-Din Shah Qajar. The three items are stored together in an early twentieth century velvet box surmounted by a royal badge, reinforcing the royal provenance of these pieces.

1940s mink fur stole with heads, together with a black tulle shawl embellished with gold and silver stitch work along with a cape and other items

An 18th century hip pannier, together with a child's bonnet plus ladies kid leather opera gloves and one black tulle and gold sequin shoulder cape

Vintage 1900's black lace and velvet lace lined cape with a grey faux fur collar and grey tassel detailing

Two Mink muffs and a Mink shoulder cape, together with an Astraka faux leopard skin coat c1950 with a crocodile skin handbag and a lace fan, together with a collection of early to mid 20th century fur and feather hats, cream kid gloves and a blue silk scarf

A mid 19th century Peter Robinson of Oxford St lace, and jet bead ladies evening cape

Sebastopol Samuel HOLLAND (act.c.1876-1911) Herding Sheep toward Sennen, Gwenver and Cape Cornwall Oil on canvas Signed (Dimensions: 50 x 75cm)(50 x 75cm)

BIBI; a green and black tinged feather evening collar/cape, fastening with a velvet button, one size.Additional InformationIn good condition.

A long velvet blue cape lined with cream satin.

A black and grey 100% wool cape with applique collar, one size.

South Africa Medal to PTE F. A. Regan of the 12th RL. Lancers with SA bar 1902 and Cape Colony

Original Policeman's Cape

Flyslot Slot Car 004301B Lola T70 MKIII Cape Town 1969 John Lewis Limited Edition 64 of 100 Models Produced Mint Unrun in Case Box

Postcards, South Africa, a collection of approx. 200 cards, mostly printed, various locations inc. Durban, Johannesburg, Cape Town, etc inc. scenic views, street scenes, buildings, market, etc (mixed condition, fair/gd)

Postcards, A R Quinton, a collection of 11 multi-view cards inc. Wye Valley, Ripon and Fountains Abbey, Harrogate, Oxford, (2 different), Bexhill, Portsmouth, Southsea, & Eastbourne, and also including 2 plain back cards showing Cape Town views both with adhesive marks to rear (fair/gd)

BARNARD CHRISTIAAN: (1922-2001) South-African cardiac Surgeon who performed the world´s first heart transplant and the first in which the patient regained consciousness. A.N.S., `Chris Barnard´, one page, folio, Johannesburg, 14th April 1968. Barnard writes an inscription `To Al Italia Staff at Jan Smuts Airport, Thank you for the wonderful service, Best to you all´, to a xerocopy of the Alitalia passenger manifest of the flight from Rome to Johannesburg, showing the passengers list names, including Barnard. Very small tear to the right edge not affecting the signature. Together with Philip Blaiberg (1909-1969) South-African Dentist. The third person to receive a heart transplant. A bold black ink signature by Blaiberg to an attractive colourful printed cover of a folding white stiff letter received, congratulating him for his courage and recovery. VG, 2 £150-200 Barnard's second transplant operation was performed on 2nd January 1968 in Cape Town. His patient Philip Blaiberg lived for 19 months and was able to go home from the hospital. Blaiberg's heart was donated by Clive Haupt, a 24-year-old black man who suffered a stroke, inciting controversy (especially in the African-American press) during the time of South African apartheid. The success of Blaiberg's heart transplant spiraled the progress made in regard to heart transplantation.

Victorian Queen's South Africa medal awarded to 39431 Pte. W. McLean 135th Coy. Imp. Yeo. with Cape Colony and South Africa 1902 bars Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Victorian Queen's South Africa medal awarded to 30678 Gnr. A, Jennison 6th W.D. R.G.A. with Cape Colony, Transvaal and Laing's Nek bars Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Victorian Queen's South Africa medal awarded to 2528 Pte. C. Mann North'D Fus. with Cape Colony, Orange Free State and Transvaal bars Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Victorian Queen's South Africa medal awarded to 3011 Pte. A. Styling Munster Fus. with Cape Colony, Transvaal and Wittebergen bars Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Family Medal Group. Boer War Queens South Africa Medal (ghost) with Cape Colony & Orange Free State clasps, Kings South Africa with South Africa 1901 & 1902 clasps; to 8788 Pte. F. Airey. E.Lanc:Reg. WW I 1914-15 Trio; to 2315 Pte. T. Airey. E.Lan.R.

Taxidermy: A Cased Whimbrel (Numenius phaeopus), circa 1913, full mount adult stood upon painted faux rock work, adorned with various seaweeds, set against a watercolour painted evening sky back drop, enclosed within a period pine framed single-glass display case 51cm by 15cm by 36cm, hand written label to verso ''The Whimbrel, this bird was taken on board the S.S. Burutu. 179 miles from the Canary Isles, by Mr William Barwise of MAnsfield, April 5th 1913. The S.S. Burutu was a British Ship which frequented the waters around the west coast of Africa during the early part of the 20th century, On 10 April 1918 the Burutu (which was defensively armed) was damaged by the German U-boat U-154. The U-boat was fought off by gunfire 14 miles south-south-west off Cape Mesurado in Liberia, West Africa. Two members of the Burutu's crew were killed. The Captain, H.A. Yardley, was awarded the Distinguished Service Order and Seaman Edward Jones was given a gold medal by the passengers. With the Burutu damaged, arrangements were made for a temporary refit in Freetown, Sierra Leone, and for the return of the vessel to Liverpool. However, while in the Irish Sea, the 3,863 ton Burutu was struck on the port side by the stern of the 7,653 ton City of Calcutta, and is said to have sunk within ten minutes. About 160 persons, including the Master and officers and others on watch, lost their lives. The two vessels were travelling in separate convoys, and, in accordance with Admiralty orders, were steaming without lights. The collision took place at night in stormy weather.

Antlers/Horns: A Selection of African Hunting Trophies, circa late 20th century, three sets of horns on cut upper skulls on shields, to include - Cape Red Hartebeest, Ellipsen Waterbuck, Common Impala (3)

Antlers/Horns: African Hunting Trophies, circa 1980, to include - Cape Greater Kudu large well formed horns on cut upper skull, right horn 136.5cm, left horn 138cm, tip to tip 61cm, height 111cm, on shield, Cape Red Hartebeest horns on cut upper skull, on shield, Cape Eland female horns on cut upper skull, on shield, (3)

Taxidermy: Cape Bushbuck (Tragelaphus sylvaticus), circa late 20th century, adult male shoulder mount with head turning slightly to the left, from the wall 45cm, height 68cm

Antlers/Horns: A Selection of African Hunting Trophies, circa late 20th century, three sets of horns on cut upper skulls on shields, to include - Silver Medal Class Cape Red Hartebeest, and two sets of Cape Bushbuck, (3

Taxidermy: Cape Greater Kudu (Strepsiceros strepsiceros), circa late 20th century, shoulder mount looking straight ahead, right horn 97cm, left horn 96.5cm, tip to tip 56cm, from the wall 79cm, height 140cm

Taxidermy: Cape Grysbok (Raphicerus melanotis), circa 1901, by Rowland Ward, The Jungle, 167 Piccadilly, London, neck mount looking straight ahead, mounted upon a typical shaped oak shield, 25cm from the wall, bearing plaque ''Grysbuck. The Kynsa, S.A, 26 Sept 01, R.O.B.B'', gouged RW to verso, bearing original exhibition and shipping labels to verso

Taxidermy: Cape Greater Kudu on Stand (Strepsiceros strepsiceros), circa 2014, East London, South Africa, large bull shoulder mount, mounted upon an octagonal pedestal with hide filled panels, right horn 130cm, left horn 131cm, tip to tip 78cm, overall height including base 238cm, max depth 121cm

Taxidermy: Cape Buffalo (Syncerus caffer), circa late 20th century, high quality large adult male shoulder mount, looking straight ahead, widest span 111cm, from the wall 90cm, height 84cm

Antlers/Horns: A Selection of African Hunting Trophy Skulls, a varied selection of horns on upper skulls, to include - Red Hartebeest, three sets of adult male South African Springbok, Gemsbok Oryx, and Cape Eland (6)

Antlers/Horns: African Hunting Trophy Horns, circa early 20th century, six sets of various species to include - Cape Greater Kudu, Gemsbok Oryx, Ellipsen Waterbuck, Thomson's Gazelle, Western Sitatunga, Cape Eland (qty)

Antlers/Horns: Cape Buffalo (Syncerus caffer), circa late 20th century, large adult horns on cut upper skull, widest span 101cm, tip to tip 58cm

Fleming, Ian: Thunderball, 1st, London; Jonathan Cape 1961, embossed black cloth and gilt lettering to spine, d/w; The Man with the Golden Gun, 1st, London: Jonathan Cape 1965, embossed black cloth and gilt lettering, d/w; From Russia with Love, 4th, silver and red-embossed black cloth, d/w (3)Thunderball: d/w torn, scuffed and creased, leading edge of pages stained and spattered but generally clean inside, spine a little compressed; The Man with the Golden Gun: d/w complete, slightly damaged at top of spine and top back edge, slight spine compression, clean pages; From Russia with Love: d/w scuffed, split and torn but complete, generally clean within but with ballpoint owner's name and address

Fleming, Ian, For Your Eyes Only, 1st, London: Jonathan Cape, 1960, white-embossed black cloth and gilt, d/w, 8voGloss finish d/w light creases and wear, no tears or losses, generally clean within but with light creasing on open long edge. Pen inscription front end-paper

Ian Fleming related volumes: Pearson, John, The Life of Ian Fleming, 1st Jonathan Cape 1966, d/w; Wood, Christopher, James Bond and Moonraker, 1st, Jonathan Cape 1979, d/w; Gardner, John, Licence Renewed, 1st, Jonathan Cape 1987 signed by the author, d/w (3)

Fleming, Ian, Dr. No, 1st London: Jonathan Cape 1958 d/w 8voD/w torn along front of spine and other damage to the corner

A VINTAGE ERMINE FUR CAPE

A VINTAGE FOX FUR CAPE

The Property of a Connoisseur, London STANLEY H. OKE (AMERICAN circa. 1940) The Sea - View near Cape Cod Signed (lower left) Oil on canvas 47.5 x 95cm (18 1/2 x 37 1/2in) Provenance: The G Place Gallery, Washington DC Private collection USA and by descent to the present owner

After William John Huggins, 19th centuryTable Bay, Cape of Good Hope oil on canvas  38.5 x 65.5cm (15 3/16 x 25 13/16in).

Circle of Thomas Luny (British, 1759-1837)The moonlit Battle off Cape St. Vincent, 16th January 1780bears signature and date 'T Luny.1783' (lower left) oil on canvas  75.6 x 121.3cm (29 3/4 x 47 3/4in).

A matched four-piece silver tea and coffee set, by Charles Stuart Harris, London 1919, the coffee pot over-stamped with maker's marks of C. F. Hancock and Co., London 1907, circular cape form, part-fluted decoration, foliate scroll and gadroon borders, leaf capped scroll handles, height of coffee pot 19.5cm, approx. weight 63.9oz.

Jean Delacour, The Waterfowl of the World, in four vols, illustrated by Peter Scott, third impression 1974, cloth in a slip case, and David Bannerman and Mary Bannerman, Birds of the Atlantic Islands, and History of The Cape Verde Islands, two volumes only, from a series. (Qty: 6)

An Unused Mary Quant Multicolour Cape

A Vintage Fur Cape

A Victorian Cape with Note Inscribed Worn by Granny Brandreth About 1860 at The Rake House, Helsby, Cheshire Together with Vintage Christening Gowns, Dresses and Other Victorian Clothing

A reproduction over painted lithograph on glass, of The Battle of Cape St Vincent, 58 x 87cm

A collection of 18x bottles of assorted wine to include Avery's 2002, Priory Hill Shiraz 1999, 2001 Nepenthe Sauvignon Blanc, South African Western Cape 2002 Pinotage Limited Release Bin 676, 2002 Muscadet, 1970 Pigassou and many others. Good collection.

 SOUTH AFRICA AND RHODESIA, 2 VOLS Cape Town: Atkinson & Partners, circa 1925 & 1929 LIMITED EDITION, both numbered 404 of 500, folio, xiii + 526 pp, xv + 624 pp, 8 photogravures each, full original morocco; first volume: corners lightly bumped, light wear on top and bottom of spine, all edges gilt with some wear, paperloss on eps, photogravures with light foxing; second volume: light wear on hinges, spine sun lightened, some scuffing and nicks on front and back board, corners bumped, p. 359 duplicated, p. 361-2 missing, fingertip tear in ep with tape repair (2)