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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA GEORGE II SILVER BALUSTER MUG engraved with armorials, 13.5cm h, by Thomas Whipham, London 1750, 16ozs 15dwts The arms are those of Pryce of Gunley, the accompanying initials being those of William Pryce. ++Light wear consistent with age, the marks good, the foot split and with small opposing holes for fixing to a plinth or similar
A DERBY LOBED DISH AND MATCHING PLATE, C1795 painted with a central group of flowers in Smith's blue and gilt border, 22 & 21.5cm diam, puce painted mark and 127 or 100 respectively, the latter with exhibition label Provenance: William Wheeldon (d1874) the nephew of William Billingsley; Collection of Miss Margaret Ward of Derby, her executors sale in these 'rooms, 22 April 2004, lot 191 to the late father of the present vendor. Exhibited: Derby, Midland Counties Works of Art Exhibition 1870 (label indistinctly inscribed Wheeldon) ++Dish in fine condition but for one or two light scratches to the painting, plate also in good condition with slight stacking wear to the glaze when viewed at an oblique angle to the light and wear to the gilding on the rim. Neither cracked, chipped or restored
GEORGE TURNER (1841-1910) CALLOW CROSS DERBYSHIRE signed, signed again, dated 1903, inscribed with the title and artist's address Barrow on Trent Derby, verso, oil on canvas, 38 x 59cm ++In good condition, varnish possibly requiring a light clean unlined in what maybe the original gilt oak leaf and acorn frame
A WILLIAM III SILVER CASTER AND A PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE SILVER CASTERS fully marked, both London, the first by Thomas Jenkins, 1699, the pair by Joseph Ward, 1707, 24ozs Provenance: Pryce family of Gunley. ++One of the smaller casters with old solder repair on the inside to a vertical split. The matching castor with old solder repair on the inside of the foot. All with light dents but of fine colour, the marks well spaced
British Tokens, Eighteenth Century Tokens, Bedfordshire (2): Flitwick, halfpenny, 1797, the Church, rev. cipher PSCo (DH.1); Leighton Buzzard, Chambers, Langston, Hall & Co., halfpenny, 1794, girl beneath tree making lace, rev. lamb, edge of the issuers (DH.3c); Buckinghamshire (2): Aylesbury, [unknown issuer], halfpenny, 1796, bust of William III r., TO THE FRIENDS FOR THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY, rev. cap of Liberty on pole among flags (DH.7); Chesham, Adam Simpson, halfpenny, 1795, cipher AS with family crest, rev. family arms, motto on scroll below (DH.20), second good extremely fine with light handling marks but mirror-like fields and a deep golden tone, third extremely fine for issue with a little lustre, three darkly toned areas on obverse, weak in centres as usual, first and last good extremely fine, obverse of DH.1lustrous, otherwise richly toned (4) *ex Baldwin’s vault
British Tokens, Eighteenth Century Tokens, Durham, Sunderland, penny in lead alloy, 1797, iron bridge, ship sailing beneath, rev. ships and keel (DH.2), good fine to nearly very fine, has been lightly lacquered, the coating masking countless light scratches on obverse and a few on reverse; from the slightly flawed obverse die, extremely rare in lead *ex Baldwin’s vault
British Tokens, Eighteenth Century Tokens, Middlesex, Thomas Spence, halfpennies, undated (3), dog, MUCH GRATITUDE BRINGS SERVITUDE, rev. caduceus, WE WERE BORN FREE AND WILL NEVER DIE SLAVES (DH.750); heads of Pitt and Fox conjoined, ODD FELLOWS, rev. hand with heart in palm, HONOUR, edge plain (DH.804c); as previous, with incuse dotted borders added after striking (cf. DH.805a-c), DH.750 very fine, DH.804c good extremely fine and lustrous, DH.805a extremely fine, cleaned long ago but has toned back attractively, light hairlines visible under a glass on reverse (3) *ex Baldwin’s vault
British Tokens, Eighteenth Century Tokens, Middlesex, Thomas Spence (2): penny, undated, bust of Horne Tooke, rev. the Old Bailey (DH.878); halfpenny, 1790, men exulting by bonfire of title deeds etc., rev. shepherd resting beneath tree, edge SPENCE X etc. (DH.825), DH.878 with a few light hairline scratches in obverse field, otherwise good extremely fine with some lustre, DH.825 from the later state of both dies, good extremely fine, toned, a very small area of corrosion by shepherd's right hand (2) *ex Baldwin’s vault DH.878 (the present example has diameter 33mm., weight 15.1gms.) was described by Spence himself in the supplement to his 1795 catalogue as 'penny size'.
British Tokens, Eighteenth Century Tokens, Middlesex, Pidcock, farthings (3), undated, elephant, rev. lion fondling dog, EXETER CHANGE LONDON (DH.1064); 1801 (2), lion fondling dog, revs. beaver (DH.1069), monkey, THE WANDEROW (DH.1070), DH.1064 good very fine, DH.1069 extremely fine, fore part of dog softly struck, DH.1070 with light marks in obverse field (3) *ex Baldwin’s vault
British Tokens, Eighteenth Century Tokens, Sussex, Brighton, halfpenny, undated, officer brandishing sword, the Camp behind, rev. officer on horseback commanding gunners to fire on castle, weaponry on ground, cannon-balls in the air (DH.6); Horsham, "M. Pintosh", halfpenny, 1791, bust of George III, LONG LIVE THE KING, rev. anchor, edge SKIDMORE HOLBORN LONDON (DH.27a), good extremely fine and pleasingly toned, DH.27a with light handling marks, rare (2) *ex Baldwin’s vault
British Tokens, Eighteenth Century Tokens, Warwickshire, Coventry, Kempson's buildings series, halfpennies, undated (4), rev. bust of Handel, obvs. Grey Friars steeple; St John's Church; St Mary Hall; Free School (DH.260/263/296/302a), good extremely fine or better, all lustrous especially DH.263, a little light scuffing in the reverse field of this and in the fields of DH.260, all rare (4) *ex Baldwin’s vault
British Coins, Edward III, pre-treaty (1351-61), groats (2), about fine; Edward IV, first reign, light coinage (1464-1470), groats, London (3): type Vc, rose on breast (S.2001; N.1567), cracked, fine; type Vd, mm. rose, lis on lower cusp (S.2000; N.1568), old glue adhering very fine; type VI, mm. sun (S.2000; N.1569), fine; Henry VII (1485-1509), groats (2): class I, mm. unclear (S.2193; N.1703), good fine; class IIa, mm. cinquefoil, plain arches (S.2198; N.1704), chip, nearly very fine (7) *ex Baldwin’s vault
British Coins, Edward III, fourth coinage, pre-treaty period (1351-1361), halfgroat, London, class D, mm. broken cross, crowned bust facing within tressure (S.1575; N.1154), fine; Henry VI, first reign, annulet coinage (1422-1430), halfgroat, Calais, annulet each side of neck (S.1844; N.1429), good fine; Edward IV, first reign, light coinage (1464-70), halfgroat, mm. crown, quatrefoils by neck (S.2016; N.1584), reverse off-centre, nearly very fine (3) *ex Baldwin’s vault
British Coins, Edward IV, first reign, heavy coinage (1460-1464), halfpenny, London, class I, mm. plain cross, crowned facing bust, lis on breast, pellet each side of crown (S.1989; N.1545), edge nick, good fine, rare; light coinage (1464-1470), halfpenny, London, crowned bust facing, trefoils by neck (S.2068; N.1608), fine; second reign (1471-1483), halfpenny, London, crowned facing bust (S.2137; N.1667), good fine (3) *ex Baldwin’s vault
British Coins, Edward IV, first reign, light coinage (1464-1470), groats (2), London, class Vd, mm. rose, crowned bust facing, fleur on breast, quatrefoils at neck, rev. long cross, pellets in angles (S.2000; N.1568), lightly toned, about very fine; York, class VI, mm. sun, crowned facing bust quatrefoil by neck, E on breast, rev. EBORACI (S.2012; N.1583), weak in places, very fine (2) *ex Baldwin’s vault
British Coins, Edward IV, first reign, light coinage (1464-1470), halfgroat, Canterbury, mm. pall, crowned facing bust quatrefoils by neck, knot below (S.2024; N.1589), good fine; second reign (1471-1483), halfgroat, Canterbury (4), Archbishop Bourchier, mm. rose, crowned bust facing, C on breast, rev. long cross and pellets, C at centre (S.2107; N.1638), generally fine to good fine (5) *ex Baldwin’s vault
British Coins, Henry VII (1485-1509), groats (2), class IIIb, London mint, mm. escallop, crowned bust facing, crown with two jewelled arches, rev. long cross and pellets (S.2198A; N.1705b), surface oxidisation in places, otherwise very fine; class IIIc, mm. greyhound’s head, crown with one plain and one jewelled arch, rev. long cross and pellets (S.2199; N.1704c), struck off-centre, light even tone, nearly very fine (2) *ex Baldwin’s vault
British Commemorative Medals, Charles I, so-called pattern shilling, 1629, Tower mint, by Nicolas Briot, struck in light bronze or brass, crowned shield within the collar of the Order of the Thistle, all within the Garter itself, rev. REGIT UNUS UTROQUE, sceptre and trident in saltire, 28.5mm., 2.07mm. thick (MI.251/28; Eimer 112, note; BMC [Jones], 134; Foley 206); Peace or War, 1643, copper and brass medals, by Rawlins and Briot, laureate bust r., rev. crossed sword and olive branch, 29 & 28.5mm. (MI.308/134/135; Eimer 142, and note), very fine (3) *ex Revd. William Lewis Gantz [1873-1940, of Stanstead Abbots, Herts] collection, Glendinings, 23-27 June, 1941, lot 1965, part The example of the first listed in MI is bi-metallic, having a copper border to a brass centre.
British Commemorative Medals, Arthur, Duke of Connaught, marriage to Princess Louise Margaret of Prussia, silver medal, 1879, by J. S. and A. B. Wyon, conjoined busts of the couple to l., rev. crowned armorial shields with ribbons and crests, within decorative border, 64mm. (BHM.3052; Eimer 1662), in Wyon fitted case of issue, extremely fine with light tone Arthur, Duke of Connaught (1850-1942) was the third son of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. Louise Alexandra Margaret (1860-1917) was the daughter of Prince Frederick Charles Nicholas of Prussia.
British Commemorative Medals, Victoria, Golden Jubilee, 1887, the official silver medal, by Sir J. E. Boehm and (reverse) Frederick, Lord Leighton, engraved by L. C. Wyon, crowned and veiled bust l., rev. the Queen enthroned surrounded by seven figures of the Arts and Industries of Britain, 68mm. (BHM.3219; Eimer 1733), in red leather case of issue with descriptive card, virtually mint state with a light grey tone
Foreign Coins and Medals, Germany, Hamburg, Free and Hanseatic City, The Great Comet of 1744, silver ducat, comet and starry sky over landscape, rev. WER HAT DES HERRN SINN ERKANNT?, 22mm. (Gaed.1843; Brettauer 2276; Bottcher 236), extremely fine with light tone, rare The Great Comet of 1744, is also known as the Comet de Chéseaux or the Comet Klinkenberg-Chéseaux. It is official designated as C/1743 X1.
*A silver plated commemorative Officer's cigarette casket, in the Arts & Crafts style, the lid with strap like hinges, raised roundel containing a Queen's South Africa medal, and a worn inscription panel, the front engraved 'William Fredrick Adams Imperial Light Horse' 13cm x 8.5cm x 3.1cm *Lieutenant William Fredrick Adams, Imperial Light Horse, was killed in action during the Boer War at Wagon Hill, near Ladysmith, on January 6th 1900
A group of seven Matchbox Moko Lesney vehicles including a London double decker bus, a light green single decker bus, Bedford 7 ton tipper, a caravan, tow truck and a Marshall Horse box mk7, model numbers 5, 13, 21, 23, 28, 35 and 40, all in original boxes. Condition note: boxes all show signs of wear and use.
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