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Los 110
*Trajan (98-117), sestertius, c. 103-111 AD, laureate bust right with drapery on far shoulder, rev., single-span bridge on the Danube with tower at each end, a boat beneath, 24.22g (RIC 569; C. 542), some very light tooling, good very fine Ex Galerie des Monnaies auction, Los Angeles, 9 June 1978, lot 1708.
Los 157
*William III, ‘Fine Work’ five-guineas, 1701 decimo tertio, second laureate head right with long flowing hair, rev., cruciform crowned shields, plain sceptres in angles (S.3456), light scratches below chin, very fine or better Ex Perry & Vogelaar collections, Spink, 28 November, 2007, lot 278
Los 175
*Eadmund (939-946), two-line/horizontal type penny, type HT1, Manna, small cross, eadmvnd rex, rev., man / na no in two lines, three crosses across centre, trefoil above and below, 1.41g (SCBI 34, 395; BMC type i, 106; N. 688; S. 1105), light tone, small die-crack on reverse, about extremely fine
Los 21
*Skythia, Olbia, Eminakos (c. 450-425 BC), stater, Herakles kneeling right stringing a bow; to right, eminako, rev., four-spoked studded wheel with four dolphins in the corners of the incuse square, 11.51g (SNG Stancomb 342; SNG BM 358; Jameson 2536; Rosen 147; Zograph pl. 32, 1; Prospero 217), with light surface corrosion but very fine and well centred with a fully visible inscription, very rare
Los 214
*France, Philipe IV le Bel (1285-1314), florin d’or ‘à la Reine’ (petite masse d’or), (1305), the king seated facing on throne, holding sceptre and lis, two lis in field to left and right, rev., floriate cross, lis in angles, 4.29g (Dupl. 210; Ci. 187; F. 255), light spade-marks, very fine
Los 234
*Italy, Vittorio Emanuele III (1900-43), 100-lire, 1937, yr. xvi, type ii, head right, with title as Emperor of Ethiopia, rev., lictor walking left shouldering fasces, figure of Victory on left hand, 5.20g, 20.7mm (Gig. 14; Pag. 651; F. 36), light surface marks, extremely fine and very rare [only 249 examples struck]
Los 391
*Italy, Battista II di Pietro Campofregoso, Doge of Genoa (1478-1483), bronze medal by Battista Elia da Genova, bust right in cap, rev., a trochilus flying into the open jaws of a crocodile (as described in Herodotus ii, 68 where the trochilus bird is said to feed in the crocodile’s mouth without danger to itself), 43mm (Hill 728; Arm. I, 61, 1; Pollard 225 = Kress 201), light marks in fields, a fine contemporary cast with dark patina Ex Astarte XVIII, 2005, lot 213.
Los 401
*Italy, Giovanni Battista Castaldo (1493-1562), Count of Piadena and Cassona, bronze medal for victories over the Turks, bust left, rev., Castaldo receiving two citizens, a Turk in the background, 45.2mm (Attwood 105; Pollard 510 = Kress 444; Toderi & Vannel 147), plugged, light field scratches, a very fine early cast Ex Astarte VIII, 2001, lot 59.
Los 445
Armenia, Republic, 1919 First Issue, 10 roubles (Pick 2a); 1919 Second Issue, 100 roubles (2- Pick 10), these both poor; 1920 First Issue, 25 roubles, uniface, with misprint (cf. Pick 16x), and 50 roubles (Pick 17a); 1920 Second Issue, 50, 500, 1,000 (28), and 5,000 (2) roubles (Pick 21, 26a, 27 (28), 28b, 28c), several with light traces of mounting on reverses, mixed grades very good to good very fine (37)
Los 476
Syria, Banque Centrale de Syrie, specimen 10 and 50 pounds, issues of 1965 and 1970, first with zero serial numbers, second with faa’/5 000000 (Pick 95, 97; Djaroueh SY145 and SY155), both with red SPECIMEN stamps, 50 pounds with two punchholes, light staining on reverse of 10 pounds, otherwise uncirculated (2)
Los 51
*Mysia, Pergamon, Eumenes I (263-241 BC), tetradrachm, c. 255/50-241 BC, laureate head of Philetairos right, rev., Athena enthroned left holding wreath, grape bunch in left field, a to inner left, bow in right field, 16.99g (Westermark Group IVb; SNG France 1616-7), light marks, otherwise very fine
Los 59
*Kings of Syria, Alexander I Balas (152-145 BC), tetradrachm, Tyre, year 166 (147/6 BC), diademed and draped bust right, rev., eagle standing on prow left, club surmounted by Tyre monogram in left field, date in right, 13.64g (SC 1835 4c; HGC 9, 883), light marks in reverse field, otherwise good very fine
Los 607
Umayyad, dirhams (5), Sijistan 91h, 93h; Suq al-Ahwaz 92h, unit of date reads thanatayn without initial ‘alif, rare; Manadhir 92 (2), varieties with unit of date as thanatayn and ithnatayn, 2.88, 2.85, 2.88, 2.87, 2.84g (Klat 433, 435, 489.a, 616.a, 616.b), some light staining but generally very fine or better (5)
Los 65
*Persis, Bagadates, tetradrachm, c. 3rd century BC, diademed head right, wearing kyrbasia and earring, rev., fire temple of Ahura-Mazda; to left, Bagadat standing right; to right, standard; Aramaic legend around, 16.04g (Alram 515v ; BMC 2v, placement of legend), obverse very fine with light corrosion, reverse better
Los 70
*Kings of Egypt, Ptolemy I (323-305 BC), tetradrachm, c. 310 BC, diademed head of deified Alexander right, wearing elephant skin, rev., Athena Alkidemos advancing right, holding spear and shield; to right, eagle standing on thunderbolt, Corinthian helmet and monogram, 15.55g (Svoronos 164; SNG Lockett 3393), light scratches on cheek, test mark on reverse field, otherwise good very fine, reverse better
Los 751
*Qarmatid, al-Hasan b. Ahmad (fl. 361-364h), dinar, Filastin 361h, obv., citing al-Sadat al-ru’asa, rev., citing the Abbasid caliph al-Muti‘ and the Qarmatid al-Hasan b. Ahmad, 2.42g (Vardanyan 11, same obverse die), light crease and small edge knock, almost very fine and very rare The Qarmatids were a radical Isma‘ili group, originally based in Arabia, who briefly expanded into Syria and Palestine after the fall of the Ikhshidids. Although they opposed the Abbasids they nevertheless continued to cite the Abbasid caliph on their coinage, along with the council of six or seven elders known as ‘the chief sayyids’ (al-sadat al-ru’asa) who governed the Qarmatid state.
Los 801
*A Collection of Fatimid Glass Weights (13), comprising: i) al-Hakim (386-411h), uniface double-dirham weight (5.38g), green glass, al-Hakim | bi-amr Allah in two lines (Nicol 5433), some devitrification, good fine and clear; ii) al-Hakim, uniface half-dirham weight (1.45g), red-brown glass, al-Hakim | bi-amr Allah in two lines, legends crude, good very fine; iii) al-Hakim, uniface half-dirham weight (1.49g), bottle-green glass, al-Hakim | wa wali ‘ahaduha in two lines, light deposit, good very fine; iv) al-Hakim, two-sided dirham weight (2.92g), olive-green glass, obv., al-Hakim bi-amr Allah wa wali ‘ahaduha around circle with central point, rev., legend beginning la ilaha illa Allah around ‘adl, very fine, reverse weakly stamped; v) al-Hakim, two-sided dirham weight (2.96g), bottle-green glass, obv., similar to the last, rev., legend beginning bismillah…, very fine; vi) al-Hakim, two-sided dirham weight (2.96g), bottle-green glass, obv., al-imam al-Hakim | bi-amr Allah wa wali | ahaduha, rev., partial date including sanat ahad… (cf Michera 46-47), reverse weak, almost very fine; vii) al-Mustansir (427-487h), uniface double-dirham weight (5.95g), bottle-green glass, al-imam Ma‘add Abu | Tamim al-Mansur bi- | llah amir al-mu’minin in three lines (Michera 73), good very fine; viii) al-Mustansir, uniface double-dirham weight (5.72g), white glass, legends similar to the last, very fine; ix) al-Mustansir, uniface dirham weight (2.97g), bottle-green glass, al-imam Ma‘add Abu | Tamim al-Mansur bi- | llah amir al-mu’minin in three lines (Michera 77), good very fine; x) al-Mustansir, uniface dinar weight (4.24g), patchy yellow-brown and transparent glass, obv., in border and centre: al- imam Ma‘add Abu Tamim al-Mansur billah – amir al-mu’minin (Michera 102), very fine; xi) al-Mustansir, uniface double-dirham weight (6.05g), brown glass, al-imam Ma‘add Abu Tamim al-Mansur billah – amir al-mu’ (sic, as Michera 105), very fine; xii) al-Fa’iz (549-555h), uniface half-dirham weight (1.48g), greenish-white opaque glass, al-imam | al-Fa’iz in two lines (cf Michera 120-121 for legends), fine; xiii) Uncertain ruler (probably al-Fa’iz or al-Zafir), uniface half-dirham weight (1.47g), malachite-green opaque glass, al- imam | al-[xxx] in two lines, ruler’s name unclear, possibly a contemporary imitation, fine
Los 188
PLATINUM, 18 KARAT GOLD FANCY LIGHT YELLOW DIAMOND RING Platinum, 18 Karat Gold Fancy Light Yellow Diamond and Diamond Ring Centered by a cut-cornered rectangular modified brilliant-cut Fancy Light Yellow Diamond weighing 11.09 carats, flanked by triangle-shaped diamonds weighing approximately 2.40 carats, Accompanied by GIA report no. 1162096240 stating that the diamond is Fancy Light Yellow, Natural Color, VS1 Clarity. Ring Size 6
Los 2212
* LOUISE RITCHIE, BLUESCAPE oil on canvas, 213cm x 213cm Unframed, as intended Note: Louise Ritchie gained a fine art degree and post graduate diploma in drawing & painting from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design, Dundee. She has won several major awards including the Glasgow Art Club Fellowship, RGI (1998), the Scottish Art Club Award (1997), and the Millar Homes Paris Scholarship Citie Des Artes (1990). She has exhibited widely, including a solo show `Land Light Vision` at Glasgow`s Compass Gallery (1996), and at the London and Glasgow Art Fairs. Louise was also nominated for the Millar Homes Young Artist of the Year Award (1990 & 1991), and has work in several major collections including, the Mirror Group, London, Dundee District Council and Fife Regional Arts. She was elected to serve on the Council of the SSA, the Society of Scottish Artists in 1998, and has taught in academic institutions in Glasgow and Dundee. Louise was invited to perform within the installation `Killing Time`, a collaboration between artist Graham Fagen and Suspect Cultures Graham Eatough at Dundee Contemporary Arts (2006).
Los 517
KIPLING RUDYARD: (1865-1936) English Author, Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1907. T.L.S., Rudyard Kipling, one page, oblong 8vo, Bateman`s, Burwash, Sussex, 18th July 1916, to John E. T. Denman, marked Private. Kipling states that he has received his correspondent`s letter although regrets that he is unable to help with a poem for Denman`s magazine, explaining `I have undertaken certain work which must be finished by a definite time, and it does not give me an opportunity to undertake other commissions`. A couple of light, minor creases to the corners, otherwise VG
Los 605
WILLIAM IV: (1765-1837) King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain & Ireland 1830-37. A.L.S., William, two pages, 4to, Bushy House, 27th November 1815, to a gentleman. The Duke of Clarence thanks his correspondent for having offered to deliver letters to his sons in India, although remarks that he has already forwarded a large packet to the Board of Control. He continues `You have my full permission to show this letter to either of my sons as an introduction to them` and concludes by wishing his correspondent all success possible. Some extensive, light age wear and the central horizontal folds of the letter strengthened. G
Los 609
ALBERT PRINCE: (1819-1861) Prince Consort of the United Kingdom, husband of Queen Victoria. L.S., Albert, as Acting Great Master of the Order of the Bath, one page, folio, Buckingham Palace, 21st June 1844, to Major General Sir Robert Henry Sale. The Prince announces `The Queen having been graciously pleased to issue a Royal Warrant dispensing with the ceremony of your Investiture and empowering you to wear and use the Star and Ribband and Badge of a Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath in as full and ample a manner as if you had been formally invested by Her Majesty` and therefore adds that he has the duty to transmit to Sale the necessary decorations and Royal Warrant (neither present). With blank integral leaf. Some extremely minor, light age wear to the left edge, VG Major General Sir Robert Henry Sale (1782-1845) British Army Officer who commanded the garrison of Jalalabad during the First Afghan War 1841-42 and was killed in action during the First Anglo-Sikh War. Sale`s investiture, referred to in the present letter, did not take place as he was serving in India.
Los 745
WELLINGTON DUKE OF: (1769-1852) Anglo-Irish Field Marshal & British Prime Minister 1828-30, 1834. A.L.S., The Duke of Wellington, in the third person, one page, 8vo, London, 6th July 1830, to Mr. Leech (?). Wellington presents his compliments to his correspondent and confirms that he has received his letter. Some extremely light, very minor age wear, VG
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