Quantity of silver and half silver coinage to include silver dollars, Victorian crows etc. together with Westminster bank lockable leather pouch (1 bag)

Bowie knife. Circa 1886 with horse head pommel which is Sheffield plate - stamped, as is the cross guard. Handle made of ivory ( ivory licence number LEWNLLF5) . The blade is just over 10.5 inches in length and embossed , 'Call on me, in time of need' and 'You will find a friend in deed' The makers mark look to be 'E. Etres' The knife has a total overall length of around 16.5inches. With a leather scabbard which has shrunk, the knife is housed in a wood and velvet lined case, which is around 19 inches by 6.5inches. Sold in its original fitted case. Please note-this item can not be shipped outside the UK.

Rare and important WW2 Third Reich Herman Goering Cigar Case. The top of the lid has the Coat of Arms of Hermann Goering, the stones look to Garnets. The base of the box is marked '800 Wellner'. The front is engraved ' Carin II' Hermann Goering was born in Bavaria on the 12th January 1893, he served as an Infantry Officer during WW1, before transferring to the Luftstreitkräfte in 1916. He became an ace, was awarded the Pour le Mérite and commanded Jagdgeschwader I from July 1918 until the end of the war Goering joined the NSDAP in 1922; he took part in the Munich Putsch on 8th / 9th November 1923, during which he was wounded, leading to his Morphine addiction. He held numerous positions within the Nazi Party; for a period, he commanded the SA, was president of the Reichstag from 30th August 1932 and Chief of the Luftwaffe from 1st March 1935, holding both positions until 23rd/24th April 1945. He married Countess Carin von Kantzowin in 1922, having met in 1920. When they met, Carin was ten years his senior and still married to her first husband. She died in 1931 from heart failure. In tribute, Goering named his residence in the Schorfheide Forest 'Carinhall.' In 1936, Goering had a luxury yacht built, commissioning it as 'Carin II' in June 1937. Goering used the vessel until just before the start of WW2; it is believed that the Cigarette box offered for sale here is from the 'Carin II.' 'Carin II' was confiscated by the British at the end of WW2, and later returned to Goering's second wife, Emmy, who sold it. Since 2017, the Yacht, now named 'My Prince Charles', has been in the Old Marina in El-Guna, Egypt. Goering was tried at Nuremberg for major War Crimes; he was found guilty and sentenced to death by hanging. He committed suicide by taking cyanide on 15th October 1946, the night before his execution.

A rare 19th century carved rhino horn tribal Knobkerrie club, probably from the Zulu nation. Approx. 36cm long.

A pair of early 20th Century Royal Worcester vases, shape no: 2256, with flared octagonal necks, the white ground with graduating dark to light blue central section, one front painted with pink roses, the other with red poppy and daisies, both signed Chivers (Frederick Chivers), overlaid with gilt foliage in relief, the entire gilt heightened, with back stamps, Registration no: 401044, gilders mark, approx 30cm high (2)

Japanese Koto Tachi Blade circa 1350, the signature appears to be Choen, Koshi-zori, shinogi-Zukuri with chu-kissaki, ko-midare hamon widening towards the boshi, itame-masame-hada signature (possibly Choen), 63.3cm long, a high-quality blade, free from any chips or damage

A Japanese Sailor red and gilt fountain pen with 21k Naginata Togi nib, stamped 21K 875, boxed with ink bottle, certificate and KAN box

An emerald and diamond square cluster ring, set with a square-cut emerald surrounded by twelve round brilliant-cut diamonds, unmarked assessed as 18ct, size P, total gross weight approx 6.7g

Fine late 19th century Indian Kutch silver tray attributed to Oomersi Mawji of Bhuj. Decorated with depictions of wild boar, being hunted, and typical finely chased foliate scrolls and rosettes. The tray stands on three feet in the form of recumbent camels. Apparently unmarked. Approx. 27cm across, weight approx. 1017 grams

Tribal Art: an Austral Islands, Polynesia Ceremonial scoop with curved leaf shaped recessed blade, the entire with all over carved decoration, plain interior bowl, the rectangular pommel carved with six crouching figures possibly Haka, approx 76cm long