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Lot 471
An Edwardian satin walnut bow fronted display cabinet with inlaid stringing, applied gilt paterae and pendant husks, fabric lined interior, two adjustable glass shelves, on square tapering legs united by square stretchers and further augmented with gilt paterae, on spade feet 180cm x 105cm x 39cm Location:
Lot 379
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany Pembroke table of small proportions, rectangular top with moulded edge, shaped D-end side flaps, and single drawer with brass ring handle on square tapering legs finishing on an outward curve 71.5cm h x 55cm x 32cm when unextended, x 87cm extended; along with a late Victorian/Edwardian bow fronted display cabinet with extended mirrored back, leaded door, and two internal shelves with fabric linings, on square tapered legs with string inlay 149cm x 58.5cm x 29cm Location:
Lot 61
Greek Coinages, LYDIA, Tralleis, Cistophoric Tetradrachm, 166-67, struck by the magistrate Attalos, cista mystica with serpent escaping, garland around, rev. two serpents entwined around bow case, to left Dionysos holding thyrsos with panther behind, 12.49g/12h (BMC –; SNG Copenhagen 655). About very fine, toned £60-£80
Lot 946
Celtic, La Tene brooches (4), including silver Iberian style with a vertical conical foot, high arched bow and sprung pin, looped around the brooch is a silver ring with overlapping terminals; large iron La Tene II one piece with coiled spring and returned foot coiled around the bow, 12.2cm long by 2.4cm high (similar to Hattatt 225); bronze La Tene II with twisted wire to secure the foot (similar to Hattatt 727); iron La Tene II with two rivets, possibly for attachment of beads [4]. Varied state; the larger iron brooch has been lacquered £100-£120 --- Provenance: All from a UK collection
Lot 948
Roman, Roman, Silver brooches (2), 1st-2nd century, including two conjoined trumpets with circular ornamentations decorated with applied foil; knee with tubular spring hood, baluster-shaped bow and deep catchplate; the pin has an additional ornamental disc suspended on it [2]. Both very fine £100-£120 --- Provenance: From a UK collection; first found in Norfolk
Lot 949
Roman, Roman, Bronze brooches (4), 1st-2nd century, including high-arched bow with grooved decoration and makers name aucissa on the head, complete with pin (cf. Hattatt 833); bow and fantail with lozenge shaped panels; hinge-headed with long rectangular leg, enamelled with three panels in light blue; silvered hinge-headed with rectangular upper bow and moulded leg (cf. Hattatt 995) [4]. All very fine £80-£100 --- Provenance: From a UK collection
Lot 970
Roman, Roman, Bronze knee brooches (4), 2nd-3rd century, including fan-shaped head with straight bow of phallic form; fan-shaped head with arched bow of a dolphin with crested head and curved fish tail foot; crescent-shaped head with deeply grooved bow; rectangular-shaped head with a flat angular bow decorated with dotted punches [4]. All very fine with pins intact £80-£100 --- Provenance: All from a UK collection
Lot 977
Roman, Roman, A bronze and silver crossbow brooch, 4th century AD, 8.6cm long by 5.6cm wide; onion-shaped knobs, high arched bow inlaid with a central silver panel decorated with chevrons; detachable foot decorated with ring and dot motif (Hattatt 1267 var.). Very fine £60-£80 --- Provenance: From a UK collection
Lot 979
Roman, Romano-British, Bronze trumpet brooches (2), late 1st century AD, first with decorated central knob, with spring and part of pin, 3.9cm long by 1.8cm high; second has a returned bow ending in a serpent head, 5.4 cm long by 2.3cm high; iron P-shaped type brooch, with inlaid bronze strips and returned foot, pin intact; headstud brooch with head loop, moulded decoration and pin (cf. Hattatt 435) [4]. All about very fine £80-£100 --- Provenance: From a UK collection
Lot 981
Roman, Romano-British, Bronze brooches (3), late 1st to early 2nd century, including piriform with bilobed terminal, central rivetted stud containing red enamel; lozenge shape with four arms and a central boss (now missing) (cf. Hattatt 1001); disc with side lugs and two dolphins at one end, pin intact; flask with handle on one side, chain loop at one end, body is recessed for enamel, hinged pin complete (cf. Hattatt 1147); together with a Celtic fibula with knobbed decoration on the high arched bow with extended catch plate [4]. All about very fine £100-£120 --- Provenance: From a UK collection
Lot 983
Roman, Romano-British, Bronze keys (5), 1st-2nd century, including oval bow with a solid pedestal handle and a tubular shank with the key bit below, 36mm long; small circular bow, also with a solid pedestal handle; trefoil-shaped openwork handle, 70mm long; L-shaped handle with two teeth, 70mm long [5]. Fine, all with green patina £80-£100 --- Provenance: All found in East Hertfordshire
Lot 984
Roman, Romano-British, Bronze brooches (6), late 1st century-early 2nd century, including Hod Hill with tinned surface, side knobs at base of bow, pin intact (cf. Hattatt 848); dolphin (3), all with pins; Polden Hill with lentoid mouldings along the bow, pin intact; T-shaped with Celtic style moulded decoration of lentoid and cable motifs on bow (cf. Hattatt 1518) [6]. All about very fine £80-£100 --- Provenance: From a UK collection; all with English provenances
Lot 999
Medieval, Anglo-Saxon, A bronze cruciform brooch, 6th century, with integral top and side semicircular knobs with moulded collars, head plate with short wings and punch rivet-like decoration, high arched bow with line pattern (worn at high point) and faceted corners, catch plate with horizontal line pattern and faceted sides, zoomorphic foot, 10cm by 4.5cm (Ashmolean 12.9). Missing pin, otherwise complete and well preserved, green patina £120-£150 --- Provenance: Found in Yorkshire
Lot 218
Metropolitan Police Bow Division Medal Pair plus 1911 Coronation Medal. Awarded to PC W Savage of C (St.James) and K (Bow) Divisions. Comprising: 1887 Jubilee Medal, clasp 1897 (PC C DIVn), 1902 Coronation Medal (PC K DIV). Medals loose ... Accompanied by a Metropolitan Police 1911 Coronation Medal awarded to PC W. LEADER. 68722 PC William Savage enlisted into the Met Police 29th October 1883 and retired in 1903. His medal entitlement is complete. PC Walter Leader enlisted in February 1911 and retired in 1935. He served with R ((Greenwich) and X (Kilburn)Divisions.
Lot 230
Attributed Order of a Member of the British Empire MBE (Civil Division Ladies) Medal. This example is attributed by the vendor to the classical pianist and composer Adelina de Lara OBE. A 2nd type mounted onto a Ladies bow ribbon. Now mounted into a small gilt glazed frame with professional card name plate of Adelina de Lara OBE. Adelina de Lara OBE classical pianist and composer was born in 1872 and died in 1961. She was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire in 1951. Attribution is not confirmed by Bosleys.
Lot 395
German Third Reich MINIATURE boxed Mothers Cross 3rd Class by Wilhelm Deumer, Ludenscheid. Good bronze example with blue and white enamelled arms and central black enamel swastika awarded for bearing 4 or 5 children. Reverse with facsimile Adolf Hitler signature and L/11. Complete with its pinback ribbon bow and housed in its maroon LDO box of issue. VGC Instituted by Adolf Hitler on 16th December 1938.
Lot 417
German Third Reich Social Welfare Medal. A good silver plated example. The obverse with eagle and swastika superimposed on Geneva Cross; reverse with raised text Medaille für deutsche Volkspflege. Mounted as worn on ladies bow. Toned but generally VGC. Previous German Red Cross awards superseded by the German Social Welfare Decoration 1st May 1939.
Lot 1000
Medieval, Anglo-Saxon, A cruciform bronze brooch, 6th century, 12.5cm x 5.3cm, perimeter with face masks flanked by zoomorphic decoration; arched bow, side lappets below with a birdlike moulding; foot plate with a face mask (cf. MacGregor 12.35). In two halves, otherwise fine £40-£60 --- Provenance: Found in Yorkshire
Lot 272
Roman Republican Coinage, Denarii (2), C. Servilius Vatia, restored issue, c. 82-80, head of Roma right, lituus and b behind, roma below truncation, rev. horseman galloping left and spearing another horseman before him, c serveil in exergue, 3.81g; A. Postumius A.f. Sp.n. Albinus. c. 81, draped bust of Diana right, with bow and quiver over shoulder, bucranium above, rev. togate figure standing left on rock, holding aspergillum over head of ox standing right, lighted altar between them, a post a f s n albin above, 3.67g (Craw. 370/1b, 372/1; RSC Servilia 7, Postumia 7) [2]. First good fine, second better but surfaces coarse £100-£120
Lot 282
Roman Republican Coinage, C. Poblicius Q.f., serrate Denarius, c. 80, helmeted and draped bust of Roma right, roma behind, k above, rev. Hercules standing left, strangling Nemean Lion, club at feet, bow and arrows to left, c poblici q f to right, k above lion, 3.79g (Craw. 380/1; RSC Poblicia 9). Nearly very fine £100-£120
Lot 284
Roman Republican Coinage, Serrate Denarii (2), C. Naevius Balbus, c. 79, diademed head of Venus right, s c behind, s below chin, rev. Victory in galloping triga right, c nae balb in exergue, 3.95g; Ti. Claudius Ti.f. Ap.n. Nero, diademed and draped bust of Diana right, quiver and bow terminating in stag's head over shoulder, rev. Victory, holding palm frond, in galloping biga right, axxvi below horses, ti clavd ti f apn in exergue, 3.73g (Craw. 382/1a, 383/1; RSC Naevia 6b, Claudia 6) [2]. Nearly very fine £150-£200
Lot 301
Roman Republican Coinage, Cn. Egnatius Cn.f. Cn.n Maxsumus, serrate Denarius, c. 75, bust of Cupid right with bow and quiver over shoulder, rev. Jupiter and Libertas standing facing within distyle temple, xii to left, [cn] egnativs cn [f] in exergue, cn n to right, 3.33g (Craw. 391/2; RSC Egnatia 3). Fine or better, rare £100-£120
Lot 318
Roman Republican Coinage, C. Hosidius C.f. Geta, serrate Denarius, c. 68, draped bust of Diana right, bow and quiver over shoulder, iii vir to right, geta to left, rev. boar standing right, pierced by spear and attacked by dog, c hosidi c f in exergue, 3.98g (Craw. 407/1; RSC Hosidia 2). Good very fine and toned £150-£200
Lot 345
Roman Republican Coinage, Denarii (2), Cn. Plancius, c. 55, draped head of Macedonia right wearing kausia, cn plancivs aed cvr s c around, rev. Cretan goat right, bow and quiver behind, 4.04g; Q. Servilius Caepio (M. Junius Brutus), c. 54, head of Libertas right, no jewels in hair, libertas behind, rev. the consul L. Junius Brutus walking left between two lictors, each carrying axe over shoulder, preceded by an accensus, brvtvs in exergue, 3.60g (Craw. 432/1, 433/1; RSC Plancia 1, Junia 31) [2]. Fine and good fine £100-£120
Lot 351
Roman Republican Coinage, Denarii (3), Q. Sicinius and C. Coponius (2), 49, diademed head of Apollo right, star below truncation, q sicinivs iii vir around, rev. club of Hercules surmounted by lion skin, scalp in profile to right, arrow to left, bow to right, c coponivs c r s c around, 3.81g, 3.68g; Q. Sicinius, 49, diademed head of Fortune right, [fort] before, p r behind, rev. palm-branch and caduceus in saltire, laurel wreath above, iii vir across fields, q sicinivs below, 3.56g (Craw. 444/1a, 440/1; RSC Sicinia 1, 5) [3]. Last about fine, others better £120-£150
Lot 376
Roman Republican Coinage, P. Clodius M.f. Turrinus, Denarius, 42, laureate head of Apollo right, lyre behind, rev. Diana Lucifera standing right, bow and quiver over her shoulder, holding torches, clodivs to right, m f to left, 3.78g (Craw. 494/23; RSC Claudia 15). Slightly off-centre, very fine or better £100-£120
Lot 568
Roman Republican Coinage, M. Junius Silanus, Denarius, c. 145, head of Roma right, wearing winged helmet, head of ass behind, rev. Dioscuri galloping right, 3.32g (Craw. 220/1; RSC Junia 8); M. Bæbius Q.f. Tampilus, Denarius, c. 137, similar, but left, rev. Apollo, with bow and arrow, driving quadriga right, 3.76g (Craw. 236/1a; RSC Bæbia 12); M. Cæcilius Metellus, plated Denarius, c. 82, similar but right, rev. Macedonian shield with head of elephant in central boss, all within laurel wreath, 3.73g (Craw. 369/1; RSC Cæcilia 30) [3]. First filed on edge at 12 o’clock, otherwise about very fine £70-£90
Lot 125
All 11 volumes of An Essay Towards the Topographical History of the County of Norfolk by Thomas Blomefield printed for William Miller, Albemarle Street, London by W Bulmer and Co. Cleveland Bow, circa 1805. Recognised by scholars as being a culturally important works this 11 volume set contains numerous plates and fold out illustrations including a large fold out plan of the City of Norwich in Volume 3, a large fold out plan of Kings Lynn in Volume 8 and a large fold out plan of Marshland (The Fenland Map) in Volume 9. All volumes are part leather bound with marbled edges making a visually pleasing matching set in overall good condition with no detached covers or pages, showing some signs of age wear and some foxing. Each volume approx 24.5cm x 15.5cm. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
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