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Preisdatenbank abonnierenMICHAEL ROSCHLAU (GERMAN b.1942) ABSTRACT IN YELLOW Lithograph, signed lower right, dated (19)66, 82 x 60cm Together with 20 similar by the same hand, 4 of which are signed and a family portrait signed lithograph, dated (19)81, numbered 2/12 (22) Provenance: Studio of Sheena Mcgregor and Michael Roschlau Condition Report:Available upon request
Elizabeth II 2nd portrait ½ Sovereign 1982 Obverse- Second crowned portrait of HM Queen Elizabeth II right, wearing the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland tiara, legend around : ELIZABETH·II·DEI·GRATIA·REGINA·F:D: Reverse- St. George slaying the dragon right, date and designer's initials in exergue 1980 B.P. 4 grams Condition Report:Available upon request
WAR TIME ARCHIVE OF LACS MILNE, ROYAL AIR FORCE No 1343824m including four WWII medals, framed photograph as a young airman, framed pencil profile portrait study dated 1945, photograph album including some military images, personal effects such as small pewter hip flask, silver vesta case, cigarette lighter, small pack of playing cards, Royal Air Force Service and Release book, various packs of postcards obtained during his time in Europe
A circa 1964 Omega Seamaster wrist watch. The watch having an oyster coloured face with baton markers, featuring a portrait of Sheikh Isa Bin Salman Al Khalifa at the 12 o'clock position, model nr 166003, serial number 20040137, with a gold plated strap. Note: bestowed on those who served the Royal Family of Bahrain.
Goldsworthy (British active 1830-1859) oil on canvas, three portraits of young women, circa 1846 together with another portrait by the same hand of a young gentleman seated with his greyhound circa 1847, each approx 23 x 28 cms. All four paintings are framed. Condition Report(i) girl in a tartan dress - pierced to the left center. (ii) girl in lace dress with blue ribbon, craquelure throughout. (iii) girl in lace dress in a park setting, some craquelure, felt mount shows signs of damage, frame has suffered loss to the upper right corner (iv) seated young man, felt mount shows signs of damage.
19th century oil on canvas, half length portrait of a gentleman, entitled Thomas Sanderson (1775-1836) maternal great grandfather of Lord Sanderson, approx 81 x 74 cms. Provenance: Property of a lady, London. Note: Extended family of Henry Sanderson Furniss, 1st Baron Sanderson (1868-1939) English educationalist and politician and the third principal of Ruskin College Oxford.
A WW1 officer’s 1914 Star with ‘Mons’ clasp, Prisoner of War medal trio, a portrait of the officer while in captivity, and other associated items. To include: a 1914 Star with original sewn on Mons clasp, British War Medal, each named to Captain Edward Nathaniel Drury-Lowe (1888-1948), of the Notts & Derby Regiment (Sherwood Foresters). Also included is a framed head & shoulders oil portrait of Captain Drury-Lowe, painted in 1917 while a P.O.W. In the Schwarmstedt camp, in Lower Saxony. The portrait is named, dated and has the artists name of ‘G.G.Jackson’ signed at the edge. G.G Jackson was almost certainly a fellow officer prisoner, and only person carries that name who was a prisoner at the time the portrait was made; Captain G.G.Jackson of the Ox & Bucks Light Infantry. Other items included in the lot include a WW1 era compass by Newton & Co of London, 2 1935 silver jubilee medals, a 1937 Edward VIII coronation medal, a Royal Navy bullion blazer badge, a 1904 dated (written in French) to ‘Monsieur Drury Lowe’ from the Royal College of Art, and a 1951 dated Engineers Certificate of Competency, and a framed baptismal certificate for Edward Nathaniel Drury-Lowe, and dated November 22nd 1888 (confirmed 1905). Notes: Capt Drury-Lowe’s medal index card confirms that the 1914 trio and clasp was his full medal entitlement. It would appear that he was also entitled to the Silver War Badge. He first entered the conflict on September 20th 1914, and according to published records by Cox & Co, he was reported as missing on October 20th 1914. He was confirmed as interned on February 6th 1918, and was repatriated on November 18th 1918. The Cox & Co records erroneously refer to him as ‘Capt W.Drury-Lowe’ of the Notts & Derby Regiment, but this must be this officer as there not another Drury-Lowe listed. Information supplied by the vendor suggests that the oil portrait was painted on the back of biscuit tin, and it was certainly framed in Germany judging by the label on the back panel. His medal index card also refers to the ‘Exonerated Officers List’, which clearly references his time as a POW, and the subsequent questions he would have been required to answer to army command upon his repatriation. Attestation papers suggest he first enlisted for service wit the 3rd Battalion Sherwood Foresters in March 1908. Unusually, the mounting bar for the medals is marked for Spink & Son of London, but whether they just supplied the bar or mounted the medals is unknown. Condition: generally very good. The medals are swing mounted (with original ribbons) on a bar for wear, with a fine colour and patina to each. The portrait is generally good, with just a little chipping to the frame in places.
An emotive WW2 Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve casualty medal group, photograph album, other loose portrait photographs, and associated paperwork, for 151228 Flying Officer Leslie Sumner of 460 Squadron (Royal Australian Air Force). To include: a 1939-45 Star, Air Crew Europe Star, Defence Medal, and 1939-45 War Medal (with transit box addressed to his wife). Plus, a WW2 era snap shot photograph album showing many images from FO Sumner’s training in Canada. There are also numerous loose photographs, which include his wedding photographs, group shots of fellow officers, views from inside the cockpit, an image of his temporary headstone etc (only a small selection of these are shown in the images). Letters and newspapers clippings are also included in the lot. Notes: the medal group and archive has been consigned a friend and work colleague of FO Sumner’s widow, Constance Mary Sumner, who bequeathed the items to the consignee many years ago. Mary Sumner, as she was known to friends, never remarried after death of her husband, and she died aged 83 in 2001. Leslie Sumner was born in 1914, and was a chartered accountant in Manchester before WW2. He volunteered to join the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, and was subsequently sent to Canada for his training (as pictured in the photograph album). Anecdotal evidence suggests that he could have served in a ground based office position (based on his civilian employment), but chose to volunteer for flight training. Leslie wanted to fight for his country and hoped that any children he had in the future would be proud of him. A harrowing letter, sent by the Air Ministry to his widow nearly 2 years after conclusion of WW2, details what they knew regarding the circumstances of the crash. While serving as a Navigator on a Lancaster MK1, Serial No.ME740, his aircraft came down near Marigny-le-Grand, on May 4th 1944. Seemingly, an eye witness account described how the aircraft came down from a great height, and hit the ground with a large explosion. Such was the disintegration of the plane, that only 2 bodies could be recovered for burial, and the plane itself could only be identified from the serial number on the fuselage. The letter hoped that it would be some ‘slight consolation to know that death must have been instantaneous’. It’s known that Leslie’s Lancaster took off on May 3rd from Binbrook, to bomb a military camp. The aircraft was shot down by a night fighter minutes after making its bombing run. Leslie is commemorated along side his fellow flight crew, in a collective grave in the Marigny-le-Grand churchyard, France. Condition: generally very good. Understandably, the medals appear to be unworn, with a good and patina from the minting process. 3 of the 4 medals are in their original paper wrappers. The photographs and paper ephemera show normal age related wear, which may include fading, some tearing or foxing.
A German pre WW2 era signed photograph of Oberst-Gruppenfuhrer Josef ‘Sepp’ Dietrich (1892-1966). The studio portrait would appear to be from the early 1930’s. His collar tabs are for the rank of Major General / SS-Gruppenfuhrer, which he held from 1931, but his uniform is lacking the Golden Party Badge, which he was awarded in 1933, this would date the image to circa 1932. The original photograph is signed to the top left margin in fountain pen. Size 16.9cm x 12.4cm. Condition: some yellowing to the image, back and front. Very minor surface creasing to the left margin, and across the abdomen area of the figure.
A fine quality, WW2 era portrait of an anonymous British RAF Officer, by Frank Ernest Beresford (1881-1967) Signed and dated 1942 to the bottom right. A Derbyshire born artist, Frank Beresford initially studied at the Derby School of Art, St John’s Wood Art School, and then the Royal Academy School. Frank served as a war artist for both the British and U.S. Air Forces, and the Dutch Government, but is likely best known for his painting, ‘The Princes Vigil’, which depicted the Lying in State of King George V. The original oil painting was purchased by Queen Mary as gift for her so, King Edward VIII, and it now resides in the Royal Collection. The portrait depicts a young RAF officer, but with no dedication revealing who the sitter was. There are several notes verso, some are illegible, but one notes that it was painted at the ‘Hall Studio London NW8’ which likely relate to the Hall flats at Grove End Road. Approximately 40.7cm x 30.2cm. Condition: generally good to the main facial areas. There is a scuff to the painted surface that reaches the tip of the sitter’s left shoulder, and slightly across the left pocket area, but some restorative work could improve this. The portrait is unframed.
A scarce Mahdist war era souvenir memorial handkerchief. Printed with the portrait of Major-General Sir Herbert Stewart within a laurel wreath. Maj-Gen Stewart was wounded at the Battle of Abu Kru while fighting the Mahdists in the Sudan, and subsequently died on February 16th 1885. The handkerchief is hemmed to all 4 edges. Approximately 54cm x 52.5cm. Condition: generally very good. A few small spots of foxing to the fabric, but otherwise clean condition. No rips or holes to the fabric. Some small old pin holes to one edge where it has been previously tacked to a wall.
A nice quality, late Victorian era studio portrait of a military bandsman. The photograph as been hand coloured / painted, to highlight his red tunic, ‘swallow nests’ to his shoulders, and the green facings to his tunic. He is pictured wearing the standard Home Service pattern helmet with spike. The detail of his helmet plate is unclear, but it could possibly be the Army Ordnance Department. Over his shoulder is strung a bugle, and he holds a pair of drumsticks, with a drum positioned to his left hand side. The photograph is housed in a gilt frame, with a fabric mount surrounding the photo. Approximately 35.9cm x 31.4cm frame size, image size 13.3cm x 9.5cm. Condition: generally good. The photo is clear, but there is some foxing. The painted details are quite vivid, but when looked at under magnification there is some crazing to the painted surface. The frame is solid, with just a tiny chip to the gilt surface on the left hand side.
1952 Maundy Money four-coin King George VI silver set in original presentation box. Includes (1) 1952 Maundy silver Fourpence, (2) 1952 Maundy silver Threepence, (3) 1952 Maundy silver Twopence, and (4) 1952 Maundy silver Penny. Final George VI Maundy Thursday issue. Obverses: bare head portrait by Humphrey Paget of George VI with 'GEORGIVS VI D: G: BR: OMN: REX FIDEI DEF.'. Reverses: numerals with crowns above, dividing the date (1952) and surrounded by a wreath. Offered in the original burgundy box with gold lettering on the lid. Composition: 925 silver. Grade: uncirculated.
1860 silver four-coin Queen Victoria Maundy Money set in a contemporary long box with hook closure. Includes (1) 1860 Maundy silver Fourpence, (2) 1860 Maundy silver Threepence, (3) 1860 Maundy silver Twopence, and (4) 1860 Maundy silver Penny. Obverses: uncrowned 'Young Head' portrait of Victoria by William Wyon, facing left with 'VICTORIA D: G: BRITANNIAR: REGINA F: D:' around. Reverses: show a crowned number dividing the date (1860), surrounded by a wreath of oak leaves. Mintage: 4,158. Composition: 925 silver. Grade: uncirculated.
1926 King George V South Africa mint gold Sovereign in Elizabeth II memorial DateStamp holder (S 4004, Marsh 290). Obverse: left-facing, bare head portrait of George V by Edgar Bertram Mackennal with 'GEORGIVS V D. G. BRITT: OMN: REX F. D. IND: IMP:' around. Reverse: Saint George on a rearing horse, slaying a dragon with a sword, date below (1926) and 'SA' mintmark to ground. Offered sealed in holder with a certificate of authenticity in a presentation box. Mintage: 11,107,611. Finish: bullion. Composition: 9167 gold. Weight: 7.98 grams. Diameter: 22.05mm.
2000 Queen Elizabeth II millenium silver Maundy Money four-coin set without a box. Includes (1) 2000 Maundy silver Fourpence, (2) 2000 Maundy silver Threepence, (3) 2000 Maundy silver Twopence, and (4) 2000 Maundy silver Penny. Obverses: Mary Gillick portrait of Elizabeth II with legend around that reads 'ELIZABETH · II · DEI · GRATIA · REGINA · F: D:'. Reverses: crowned numeral dividing date (2000) within a wreath. No box, coins provided in protective sleeves. Composition: 925 silver. Grade: uncirculated.
1890 Queen Victoria Maundy Money silver four-coin Jubilee Head set in a historic presentation box (S 3932). Includes (1) 1890 Maundy silver Fourpence, (2) 1890 Maundy silver Threepence, (3) 1890 Maundy silver Twopence, and (4) 1890 Maundy silver Penny. Obverses: Jubilee Head portrait of Victoria, facing left, by Joseph Edgar Boehm with 'VICTORIA D: G: BRITANNIAR: REGINA F: D:' around (variant legend on the Threepence). Reverses: crowned numeral within a wreath of oak leaves with divided date (1890). Offered in a contemporary long box with hook closure and velvet lining. Mintage: 4,488 (sets). Composition: 925 silver. Grade: about uncirculated, attractive toning.
2023 Jersey 5oz King Charles III The King's Speech coronation silver proof coin in original presentation box with certificate. Obverse: portrait of His Majesty by Glyn Davies, 'CHARLES III · BAILIWICK OF JERSEY · 2023' around with '10 POUNDS' below. Reverse: crowned royal cypher surrounded by text with 'FAITH · AND · DUTY' above and 'MMXXIII' numerals below. Comes in a display box with certificates. Mintage: 750. Composition: 999 silver. Finish: proof. Weight: 155.53g. Diameter: 100mm.
2015 Buckingham Palace £100 fine silver BU coin from The Royal Mint in original folder. Obverse: portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Jody Clark, 'ELIZABETH · II · D · G · REG · F · D · 100 POUNDS · 2015 ·'. Reverse: Buckingham Palace with the Victoria Memorial in front by Glyn Davies and Laura Clancy. Comes in original packaging from The Royal Mint. Mintage: 50,000. Face value: £100. Finish: brilliant uncirculated. Composition: 999 silver. Weight: 62.86g. Diameter: 40mm.
Group of three (3) 2022 Queen Elizabeth II Memorial commemorative brilliant uncirculated 50ps. Obverses: Martin Jennings portrait of King Charles III, 'CHARLES III · D · G · REX · F · D · 50 PENCE' around. Reverses: shields of royal arms around a central crown with national flowers in the angles, by Edgar Fuller and Cecil Thomas. Face value: 50p. Finish: brilliant uncirculated. Composition: cupronickel.
2020 Australia, Perth Mint, Endeavour Voyage of Discovery 1oz silver proof coin in box. Obverse: portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Jody Clark, 'ELIZABETH II AUSTRALIA' above with composition, date and denomination below. Reverse: masted ship with 'ENDEAVOUR 1770-2020' around by Lucas Bowers. Offered in original Perth Mint packaging. Mintage: 5,000. Face value: $1. Finish: proof. Composition: 9999 silver. Weight: 31.107g. Diameter: 40.90mm.
2019 St Helena gold Queen Victoria Quarter Sovereign coin from The East India Company in original box. Obverse: portrait of Queen Elizabeth II with legend around 'ELIZABETH II · DEI · GRA · REGINA · F · D · ST. HELENA ·'. Reverse: seated figure of Britannia with 'DIRIGE DEUS GRESSUS MEOS' around. Offered in original packaging with a certificate of authenticity. Mintage: 2019. Finish: proof. Composition: 9167 gold. Weight: 2g. Diameter: 13.5mm.
1959 silver four-coin Maundy Money set of Queen Elizabeth II without box (S 4133). (1) 1959 Maundy silver Fourpence, (2) 1959 Maundy silver Threepence, (3) 1959 Maundy silver Twopence, and (4) 1959 Maundy silver Penny. Obverses: Mary Gillick portrait of Elizabeth II with legend around that reads 'ELIZABETH · II · DEI · GRATIA · REGINA · F: D:'. Reverses: crowned numeral dividing date (1959) within a wreath. No box, coins provided in protective sleeves. Composition: 925 silver. Grade: uncirculated.
1867 die 26 silver Shilling featuring William Wyon's 'Young Head' portrait of Queen Victoria (S 3905, ESC 1315). Obverse: type A4, filleted bust of the young Queen Victoria, facing left, with 'VICTORIA DEI GRATIA BRITANNIAR: REG: F: D:'. Reverse: 'ONE SHILLING' with crown above within a wreath of olive and oak branches with date (1867) below. The die number (26) appears above the date. Mintage: 2,166,100. Weight: 5.66g. Diameter: 23.5mm.
1870 silver unboxed four-coin Maundy Money set from the reign of Queen Victoria (S 3916). Includes (1) 1870 Maundy silver Fourpence, (2) 1870 Maundy silver Threepence, (3) 1870 Maundy silver Twopence, and (4) 1870 Maundy silver Penny. Obverses: filleted 'Young Head' royal portrait by engraver William Wyon, facing left with 'VICTORIA D: G: BRITANNIAR: REGINA F: D:' around. Reverses: crowned numeral dividing the date (1870), surrounded by a wreath of oak leaves. These coins are offered without the original box. Composition: 925 silver. Grade: uncirculated.
2020 Jersey 9ct gold proof Battle of Britain 80th anniversary Penny in original box with certificate. Obverse: portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Ian Rank-Broadley, 'ELIZABETH II BAILIWICK OF JERSEY 2020' around. Reverse: three Spitfires with '80' below. 'BATTLE OF BRITAIN' above and 'ONE PENNY' below. Designed by Matt Tyndall. Mintage: 495. Face value: 1p. Finish: proof. Composition: 375 gold. Weight: 4g. Diameter: 20.4mm.
2015 Big Ben Heartbeat of a Nation 999 silver BU £100 coin in original Royal Mint packaging. Obverse: Ian-Rank Broadley's portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, '100 POUNDS · 2015 ELIZABETH · II · D · G · REG · F · D' around. Reverse: Elizabeth Tower, commonly known as Big Ben, with trees in front by Glyn Davies and Laura Clancy. Comes in sleeve with built-in capsule from The Royal Mint. Mintage: 50,000. Face value: £100. Finish: brilliant uncirculated. Composition: 999 silver. Weight: 62.86g. Diameter: 40mm.
2022 Tale of Peter Rabbit Beatrix Potter 1oz silver proof coin with colour detail from The Royal Mint. Obverse: Jody Clark's portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, 'ELIZABETH II · D · G · REG · F · D · 2 POUNDS · 2022'. Reverse: Peter rabbit surrounded by flowers, birds and insects, '120 YEARS' to left with 'THE TALE OF PETER RABBIT' below. Offered in the original mint packaging with a numbered certificate of authenticity Mintage: 3,500. Face value: £2. Finish: proof. Composition: 999 silver. Weight: 31.21g. Diameter: 38.61mm.
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