534325 Lose gefunden, die zu Ihrer Suche passen. Abonnieren Sie die Preisdatenbank, um sofortigen Zugriff auf alle Dienstleistungen der Preisdatenbank zu haben.
Preisdatenbank abonnierenBox 56 Mixed Spirits Pisco Reservado Doble Destilado 40° Pisco Mistral Nobel Reservado 2007 Locke`s Blended Whiskey 4 YO Svedka Citron Flavored Vodka Whalebone Australian Pinot Noir Varietal Brandy Baracuda White Light Rum Skyy Infusion Raspberry Rogue Dark Rum Sydney Back Brandy 10 Year Old Skyy Infusion Citrus Zu Plun Grape Brandy Muskateller Bauer`s Jager Tee".
Eric Clapton / Derek And The Dominos A 1969 Fender Dual Showman reverb-amp, silverface model with black Tolex covering, Serial No. FO3069, Fender logo with tail, control panel with 11 rotary controls, four inputs, two switches and indicator light, The amplifier shows signs of adaptation when nearly new by the addition of an XLR type line output socket on the rear panel, with yellow stencil lettering to the top Derek And The Dominos [faded]; accompanied by a colour photograph of Clapton on stage with Derek And The Dominos, Lyceum, London, 14 June, 1970 (printed later) 20.3x25.4cm.
Captain John William Clayton (19th century), `And Blown with restless violence round about the pedant world`; The setting sun now beams more mildly bright, the shadows lengthening with the level light`; `In those vernal seasons of the year when the air is calm and pleasant`, three pen and ink drawings, one inscribed on label attached to the reverse, the largest 24cm x 31cm. (3)
A similar large size plate of the 17th Light Dragoons (Lancers) without battle honours; ex Spring Connoisseur Sale 1999, with copy of letter stating that the plate was acquired “in the Crimea in the Summer of 1998 from two young boys who confirmed the Lance Cap Plate had been excavated by them from the British Cavalry camp at Kadikoi, Balaclava”. Remarkable condition for an excavated item (2 ray tips broken, fasteners missing, one or two tiny tears). Plate 4
A rare officer’s gilt and silver plated lance cap plate of the 16th (The Queen’s) Light Dragoons (Lancers) c 1830, bearing R Arms with supporters and motto, scrolls “Peninsula” and “Waterloo” left and right, “Bhurtpore” top and “Queen’s” bottom. The gilt and silver plate generally sound for age (plate split down centre, part of “Queen’s” scroll, “16”, right tip and 5 fixing nuts missing).
A Vic 1821 pattern light cavalry officer’s sword, slightly curved, fullered blade 35½” by Manton & Co, London and Calcutta, etched with crowned VR cypher within scrolled, foliate panels, regulation steel hilt with knucklebow, side loop and 2 sidebars, forward sloping stepped pommel, unusual wirebound pale sharkskin grip, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings. GC (minor wear, light pitting to hilt and scabbard)
A 1796 pattern light cavalry trooper’s sword, curved, shallow fullered blade 32½”, etched “W. Greatwood” with laurel sprays in panel, on one side only, regulation stirrup hilt with langets, backstrap with ears, ribbed wooden grip, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings. Basically GC (blade worn, hilt and scabbard painted black over pitting)
27 various books relating to the Crimean War, including “Crimea” by Trevor Royle, “The Reason Why”, by Woodham Smith (4 copies), “Honour the Light Brigade” by Lummis and Wynn; “The Gallant Six Hundred” by Hutchinson (2 copies), etc; 10 books relating to women in war (some duplicates); and 20 other various books of military interest. Average GC
Aylesbury, Skidmore’s mule Halfpenny, 1797, from the same obv. die as previous, rev. Pandora’s breeches, edge engrailed, 8.83g/6h (DH 9; Preston-Morley Ð). Flan crack from 8 o”clock to centre and other light die breaks, otherwise extremely fine with glossy brown patina, extremely rare Provenance: S.H. Hamer Collection, Glendining Auction, 26-28 November 1930, lot 30 (part); W. Waite-Sanderson Collection, Glendining Auction, 16-17 November 1944, lot 9 (part); M.Z. Gerson Collection [from Baldwin]; W.J. Noble Collection, Part I, Noble Numismatics Pty Auction 58B (Melbourne), 7-8 July 1998, lot 14 [from M.Z.G. September 1985]; bt A. Davisson September 1998
Aylesbury, Skidmore’s mule Halfpenny, 1797, from the same obv. die as previous, rev. archer standing right, holding bow and arrow, edge plain, 11.53g/6h (DH 12; Preston-Morley 1028). Extremely fine with glossy light brown patina, attractive, extremely rare Provenance: G.W. Spencer Collection, Spink Auction 28, 28 April 1983, lot 81; M.Z. Gerson Collection; W.J. Noble Collection, Part I, Noble Numismatics Pty Auction 58B (Melbourne), 7-8 July 1998, lot 17 [from M.Z.G. September 1985]
Aylesbury, Skidmore’s mule Halfpenny, from the same obv. die as previous, rev. Joseph Askins standing, edge engrailed, 8.83g/12h (DH 15; Preston-Morley 1031, this piece). Brilliant mint state with full original colour, reverse with light peripheral toning, of the highest rarity; only one other specimen known Provenance: From a 19th century collection; Spink Auction 92, 9 June 1992, lot 9; P.J. Preston-Morley Collection, DNW Auction 52, 28-9 November 2001, lot 1031; bt R. Gladdle April 2002
Slough, William Till, Halfpenny, 1794, from the same dies as previous, edge plain, 10.15g/12h (DH 21; Preston-Morley 1039). Reverse die flaw less advanced than on previous coin, extremely fine with light brown patina, extremely rare; only four specimens believed known, one of which is in the British Museum Provenance: Spink Auction 101, 24 November 1993, lot 405; W.J. Noble Collection, Part I, Noble Numismatics Pty Auction 58B (Melbourne), 7-8 July 1998, lot 23
Slough, William Till and John Peckham, mule Halfpenny, 1794, in bronzed-copper, from the same obv. die as previous, rev. arms of the Peckham family from a different die, edge plain, 11.93g/12h (DH 26; Preston-Morley 1051). Very light spotting and a small scratch above obverse shield, otherwise brilliant and virtually as struck, extremely rare, very few specimens known Provenance: J.A. Bobbe Collection [acquired November 1977]; bt J.A.B. December 2001
Slough, John Peckham, Proof Halfpenny, 1795, in silver, arms of the Peckham family, rev. phoenix, edge plain, 13.45g/12h (DH 28; Preston-Morley 1053, this piece). Brilliant mint state, light grey tone, extremely rare Provenance: SNC May 1969 (11, rectŽ DH 28); SCMB September 1972; Glendining Auction, 19 June 1974, lot 489 (part); P.J. Preston-Morley Collection, DNW Auction 52, 28-9 November 2001, lot 1053. Exhibition: British Numismatic Society, 22 April 1980
Cambridge, Skidmore’s Miscellaneous series, Penny, 1797, Queen’s College Gate, rev. portcullis and scales in wreath, I PROMISE edge, 19.00g/6h (DH Middlesex 171). Some light marks above building, otherwise virtually as struck with almost full original colour, very rare Provenance: Bt F. Seymour September 1994
Macclesfield, Roe & Co, Westwood’s Farthings, 1791 (2), no buttons on coat, 4.65g/12h (DH 85), three buttons, 6.21g/12h (DH 86) [2]. First with usual die flaw on reverse, extremely fine with much original colour, second about extremely fine, light brown patina Provenance: *DH 85 bt R. Gladdle June 1991; DH 86 bt A. Davisson May 1992
Gloucester, Gloucester & Berkeley Canal Co, Halfpenny, 1797, from the same dies as previous, edge grained, 10.27g/6h (DH 62b). Light graze and hairlines in obverse field, otherwise virtually as struck with attractive glossy patina, extremely rare Provenance: Bt J. Spingarn December 1998 [from Baldwin 1997]
Dover, John Horn, Lutwyche’s Halfpenny, 1794, bust of William Pitt three-quarters left, rev. town arms, edge payable in lancaster london or bristol, 10.08g/6h (DH 17). Several light surface marks, otherwise about extremely fine, lacquered but not unpleasing, extremely rare; said to be only 4 struck Provenance: J.R. Farnell Collection, Part I, Sotheby Parke Bernet Auction (New York), 8 December 1981, lot 55; with Seaby 1982; bt W. Anderson December 1995 [from A. Davisson]
Birmingham, George Hollington Barker, Halfpenny, 1797, family arms, crest of an armed warrior above, ghb cypher below, rev. figure of Justice in sunken oval divides date in Roman numerals, facta aquato examine librat, edge plain, 15.00g/12h (DH 68). Light spotting and surface marks, otherwise extremely fine and very rare 24 struck
Prattent’s mule Halfpenny, from the same obv. die as previous, rev. lean man seated on ground gnawing bone, edge plain, 11.59g/6h (DH 15). Light traces of handling on reverse, otherwise brilliant and virtually as struck with full original colour and reflective surfaces, rare Provenance: E. Szaeur
A pair of ‘Newcastle’ light baluster wine glasses each with pointed round funnel shaped bowls set on a stem with annulated shoulder knop above an inverted baluster knop on a conical foot, 18cm high, circa. 1740-50, nibbles to one foot together with a further glass with waisted bell shaped bowl with solid base on a straight multiple series air twist terminating in the base of the bowl on a conical foot, 17cm high, circa 1750-60. (3)
English School, Napoleonic War Period Miniature portrait of a young officer of the Light Dragoons, possibly the 25th, wearing a blue tunic with white facings and piping and a crested helmet, sky background oval, 7.5cm. within a reverse hair plait frame decorated with mother of pearl and a gold monogram
Vincenti et Cie a Paris A three piece clock garniture, the eight day duration movement striking the hours & half hours on a bell with the backplate stamped with the trademark of the maker Vincenti et Cie, the white enamel dial having black Arabic numerals, floral swags between the numerals and decorative gilt brass hands, the white marble case having a classical female figure to one side and a winged cherub to the other, with applied classical mounts to the front, sides and a front frieze depicting a musical scene, the two three-light candelabra side pieces having a winged cherub of each standing on white marble columns with applied gilt mounts, height: 41cm. * For details of Vincenti see lot no. 656
A small Copenhagen porcelain figure of a child beating a drum with a wooden spoon, underglaze blue wave mark and green printed and painted marks to base, together with a Lladro figure of a sleeping child, two porcelain rabbits, five paperweights and a `Pif Co` light in the form of a moulded glass peacock.
MAP. – G.F. CRUCHLEY. Cruchley`s New Map of England and Wales with Part of Scotland: showing all the Railways, with the Direct and Principal Cross Roads, the Course of the Rivers and Navigable Canals. London: 1859. Hand-coloured engraved map (1382 x 1084mm.) In 48 sections backed onto linen. (Light browning and minor offsetting.) Folding within contemporary half-morocco (extremities scuffed, rebacked in cloth).
PHOTOGRAPHS, PALESTINE. An album containing approximately 96 photographs. [N.p.: n.d. but circa 1914-1918.] (each photograph approx 60 x 105mm.) window mounted, depicting topographical views and portraits, most annotated in ink below the image. (Some fading or light creasing.) Contemporary cloth. Note: the album appears to have been compiled by an ambulance driver stationed in Jerusalem.
PHOTOGRAPHS, BRITAIN. An album containing approx 80 mounted albumen-print and black and white photographs, circa 1885. Oblong folio (306 x 405mm.) Depicting views in Shropshire, Isle of Wight, Pembrokeshire, Devon, Haddon Hall and Candover Hall, many by James Valentine. (Some light fading and browning.) Contemporary half morocco, g.e. (worn).
PHOTOGRAPHS. An album of 83 carte-de-visite and cabinet-size photographs, circa 1890. Folio (285 x 219mm.) The album with thick card leaves and chromolithographed title, 8 leaves with chromolithographed decorative surrounds. (Light soiling.) Contemporary morocco, metal clasps, g.e. (slightly scuffed). – And two other photograph albums and a `scrap` album (4).
NUREMBERG CHRONICLE. – Hartmann SCHEDEL. A single leaf from Das Buch der Chroniken. [Nuremberg: Anton Koberger, 1493.] Leaf number CCXLVI only, folio (417 x 290mm.) Disbound. (Top-edge shaved with slight loss, light browning.) Note: the woodcut illustrations include six portraits. – And a collection of prints (a lot).
MEARS, W. (publisher). The Lives of the Princes of the Illustrious House of Orange. London: 1734. 8vo (195 x 115mm.) Engraved frontispiece, 1 engraved plate, 1 folding genealogical table. (Light browning, first few leaves slightly affected by damp, title-page torn with loss to margin.) Near contemporary speckled calf (spine somewhat rubbed, hinges splitting).
Loading...
![Beccles, issuer uncertain, Halfpence, 1795 (2), 11.87g/6h (DH 16b), 9.34g/6h (DH 16d) [2]. First extremely fine and on a larg](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/15299/2778015/425_468x382.jpg)
![[FORD, James (editor)]. The Suffolk Garland. Ipswich: 1818. 8vo (200 x 123mm.) Occasional wood-engraved illustrations. (Light](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10123/2777297/3159.JPG)
