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Miscellaneous Tokens and Checks, Englefield, Sir Henry Englefield, 1819, uniface by G....
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Miscellaneous Tokens and Checks, Englefield, Sir Henry Englefield, 1819, uniface by G. Mills (2), in silver and copper, bust left, hce monogram below truncation, back of former with stippled legend sir henry charles englefield born 1752, hce flanked by Greek characters, 1817 below, both 33mm, 12.18g [silver], 17.04g [copper] (W 3022; BHM 977; Bell, 1966, no.2; D & W 342/12a; Hamer, BNJ 1903, p.320); undated (5), all by G. Mills, in silver (3), copper (2), bust left, revs. hce flanked by Greek characters, 12.03g/6h, 10.37g/6h, 9.90g/6h [silver], 7.84g/6h, 7.52g/6h [copper] (W 3023; BHM 978; Bell, 1966, no.1; D & W 342/12b, 342/12c) [7]. Fifth and sixth very fine, others extremely fine, first of the highest rarity; an exceptional group of this private issue £500-£1,000
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Provenance: *First, second, fifth and last R. Gibbs Collection, Glendining Auction, 7 June 1988, lots 208, 209, 210, 211, bt S.E. Schwer 1988; third bt Baldwin 1974; fourth SNC September 1967 (5814); sixth bt A.C. Eimer 1983.
Sir Henry Charles Englefield, 7th Bt (1752-1822), antiquary and scientific writer, Tilney street, Mayfair, London. Although Sir Henry had sold his ancestral home at Englefield in 1792 and moved to Mayfair long before the tokens in this lot were struck, they have been retained under Berkshire in line with published literature. He died unmarried and is buried at Englefield.
XRF analysis shows that the first piece has 95.25% silver, the third 95.53% silver, the fourth 99.90% silver and the fifth 99.60% silver
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Provenance: *First, second, fifth and last R. Gibbs Collection, Glendining Auction, 7 June 1988, lots 208, 209, 210, 211, bt S.E. Schwer 1988; third bt Baldwin 1974; fourth SNC September 1967 (5814); sixth bt A.C. Eimer 1983.
Sir Henry Charles Englefield, 7th Bt (1752-1822), antiquary and scientific writer, Tilney street, Mayfair, London. Although Sir Henry had sold his ancestral home at Englefield in 1792 and moved to Mayfair long before the tokens in this lot were struck, they have been retained under Berkshire in line with published literature. He died unmarried and is buried at Englefield.
XRF analysis shows that the first piece has 95.25% silver, the third 95.53% silver, the fourth 99.90% silver and the fifth 99.60% silver
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Miscellaneous Tokens and Checks, Englefield, Sir Henry Englefield, 1819, uniface by G. Mills (2), in silver and copper, bust left, hce monogram below truncation, back of former with stippled legend sir henry charles englefield born 1752, hce flanked by Greek characters, 1817 below, both 33mm, 12.18g [silver], 17.04g [copper] (W 3022; BHM 977; Bell, 1966, no.2; D & W 342/12a; Hamer, BNJ 1903, p.320); undated (5), all by G. Mills, in silver (3), copper (2), bust left, revs. hce flanked by Greek characters, 12.03g/6h, 10.37g/6h, 9.90g/6h [silver], 7.84g/6h, 7.52g/6h [copper] (W 3023; BHM 978; Bell, 1966, no.1; D & W 342/12b, 342/12c) [7]. Fifth and sixth very fine, others extremely fine, first of the highest rarity; an exceptional group of this private issue £500-£1,000
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Provenance: *First, second, fifth and last R. Gibbs Collection, Glendining Auction, 7 June 1988, lots 208, 209, 210, 211, bt S.E. Schwer 1988; third bt Baldwin 1974; fourth SNC September 1967 (5814); sixth bt A.C. Eimer 1983.
Sir Henry Charles Englefield, 7th Bt (1752-1822), antiquary and scientific writer, Tilney street, Mayfair, London. Although Sir Henry had sold his ancestral home at Englefield in 1792 and moved to Mayfair long before the tokens in this lot were struck, they have been retained under Berkshire in line with published literature. He died unmarried and is buried at Englefield.
XRF analysis shows that the first piece has 95.25% silver, the third 95.53% silver, the fourth 99.90% silver and the fifth 99.60% silver
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Provenance: *First, second, fifth and last R. Gibbs Collection, Glendining Auction, 7 June 1988, lots 208, 209, 210, 211, bt S.E. Schwer 1988; third bt Baldwin 1974; fourth SNC September 1967 (5814); sixth bt A.C. Eimer 1983.
Sir Henry Charles Englefield, 7th Bt (1752-1822), antiquary and scientific writer, Tilney street, Mayfair, London. Although Sir Henry had sold his ancestral home at Englefield in 1792 and moved to Mayfair long before the tokens in this lot were struck, they have been retained under Berkshire in line with published literature. He died unmarried and is buried at Englefield.
XRF analysis shows that the first piece has 95.25% silver, the third 95.53% silver, the fourth 99.90% silver and the fifth 99.60% silver
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