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Lot 1529
Roman, hollow bronze military cart fitting terminal, 1st or early 2nd century, 7.1cm long by 2.6cm wide, eagle’s head with a long neck with incised feathers rising out of a seven-sided socket, frontal hook projection missing. Fine with an underlying green patina £80-£100 --- These cart fittings held the reins
Lot 1531
Roman, bronze figure of Jupiter, 1st-2nd century, 8.1cm x 5.7cm, standing nude muscular male figure with the weight on his right foot, left leg slightly bent to the side, right arm bent forwards, left arm straight to the side, head facing to the right, thick bearded jaw and hair bound in a fillet surmounted with a wreath. Very fine with a green patina, arms and legs missing extremities £300-£400 --- Jupiter was the protector of the Empire and was a sky divinity
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Lot 1537
Roman, 1st-3rd century, bronze artefacts (16), including belt mounts (6); knife handle with openwork design; nail cleaners (2); lion head casket fitting; running dog mount; eagle in flight mount; finger ring with circular bezel; top of a cornucopiae from a statuette [16]. Varied state £80-£100
Lot 1543
Romano-British, a bronze folding knife handle, 2nd century, 63mm long by 16mm high, solid pedestal base with extended rectangular handle divided into nine equal segments, deep slot behind for the iron blade of which traces remain, rectangular opening by base for suspension. Fine with a green patina £40-£60
Lot 1544
Romano-British, late 2nd century, bronze zoomorphic openwork brooch of an eagle catching a hare, 3.7cm by 2.2cm, eagle with rounded body and folded wings, holding the hare with its open beak and talons, catchplate and hinge behind (Hattatt 1161). Very fine with some silvering present £80-£100
Lot 1545
Roman, bronze Venus, 2nd-3rd century, provincial style, 8.5cm x 2.2cm, nude standing figure with weight on her right leg, left leg slightly bent, right arm held forward, left arm bent at the elbow, hand covering her waist, head tilted slightly right and crowned with a diadem, her hair tied together into a knot behind. About very fine and complete, with a red/brown patina £300-£400
Lot 1546
Roman, silvered-bronze repousée plaque, 2rd-3rd century, 58mm by 41mm by 14mm deep, facing bust of female deity with long hair swept back at the sides; pierced at the top. Perforation on bust and minor edge damage, otherwise very fine £80-£100 --- Plaques such as this were normally offerings deposited in temples
Lot 1551
Romano-British, bronze artefacts (11), including enamelled seal box lid; swimming duck brooch (Hattatt 1168); bow brooch, Birdlip type (Hattatt 266); large tubular bead with seven decorated grooves; large melon-shaped bead with ribbed decoration; Langton Down brooch; rosette brooch; small mount, bust of Minerva [11]. Generally fine or better £140-£180
Lot 1561
Anglo-Saxon, 8th century, gilt-bronze finger ring, 31mm diameter, D-shaped hoop expanding at the shoulders into a flat oval bezel with a recess for a stone (missing); the gilded incised pattern is interlacing over a veined leaf design. Very fine, olive green patina, small areas of pitting £200-£300 --- Jewellery from this era is rarely found in Britain
Lot 1567
Saxon/Viking, 11th century bronze stirrup mounts (3), Williams class A, type 14, shaped as a cross with an expanded triangular foot decorated with an oval band containing a penannular shape, zoomorphic terminal at top arm, 41mm long by 29mm wide; type trapezoidal form decorated with a facing animal’s head in centre, 41mm long by 30mm wide; zoomorphic side bar from a stirrup, 50mm long by 10mm wide [3]. All very fine with green patina £100-£120
Lot 1568
A Unique Maidstone Griffin Stirrup Mount Anglo-Saxon, a bronze stirrup mount, 11th century, 5.5cm long by 3.3cm wide, sub-triangular shape depicting a right-facing winged Griffin with head looking up and mouth open; the tail is curled over its back; two rivet holes on the base and one at the top. Very fine and unique £80-£100 --- The representation of a Griffin rather than a lion (Class A type 11) is not recorded by Williams in his classifications of stirrup mounts.
Lot 1576
13th century, bronze artefacts (5), viz. annular brooch buckles (3), all intact with pins, lozenge shape with alternate heads and hearts; oval with four turrets; circular with grooves; together with Romanesque buckle decorated with two dragons; limoge T-shaped panel with ox of St Luke [5]. All very fine with green patina £80-£100
Lot 1586
14th century, bronze circular seal matrix, 2.2cm diameter by 2.9cm high, with conical hexagonal handle terminating in a trefoil-shaped loop; the face has a design of a man (Jacob) standing beside a ladder of seven rungs, crescent and star above with the inscription savnte lavrenei (Save the Day). Good very fine £100-£120 --- Jacob’s Ladder leads to Heaven, establishing contact between God and Man in the book of Genesis.
Lot 710
George VI, Crown, 1951 (S 4111); Elizabeth II, silver Proof Crowns (3), 1977, 1980, 1981 (S LL2-4); ISLE OF MAN, Elizabeth II, silver Proof Crowns (2), 1976, 1977 (KM 37a, 41a); silver Proof Pound, 1978 (cf. KM 44); together with assorted other coins and a silvered-bronze medal [Lot]. Mostly as struck; many in cases or holders of issue £80-£100
Lot 792
Brechin, Arts and Crafts Exhibition, 1907, a white metal award medal by Elkington, legend and date in four lines, rev. standing female figure holding laurel, named (F.C. Wishart, for Mechanical Drawing), 51mm; Edinburgh, International Forestry Exhibition, 1884, Juror’s Medal, bronze awards (3) by J. Crichton & Co, revs. named (Dr A.P. Aitken, Edinburgh; E.M. Holmes, London; John Michie, Balmoral), each 45mm; a bronze award medal by J. Crichton & Co, rev. named (R.H. Cole Esqr., Indian Section, for Services Rendered), 45mm; another, similar, rev. named (A. Jack & Son, Ayrshire, for Wheels, Shafts &c), 45mm [6]. Varied state; one cased £100-£150
Lot 794
Edinburgh, International Exhibition of Industry, Science & Art, 1886, a gilt-silver award medal by A. Kirkwood & Son, crowned arms of Scotland supported by two unicorns, rev. view of the Exhibition Building, edge named (Thomas Smith & Son, Glasgow, Class VII), 51mm, 56.86g (W & E 1528); a gilt-brass (?) award medal, similar, edge named (Jas Crichton & Co, Edinburgh, Class VII), 51mm, 68.79g; bronze and white metal medals by P. Westren, view of the Exhibition Building, rev. views of five Edinburgh buildings, each 45mm (BHM 3215); together with a cast copy, similar [5]. Very fine or better £100-£150
Lot 795
Edinburgh, International Electric Exhibition, 1890, a silver award medal by Kirkwood & Son, Minerva seated left, rev. two electrodes divided by a pair of wings, magnet behind, edge named (Hillman, Herbert & Cooper Ltd, Coventry - Koh-i-Noor Safety Bicycle), 51mm (BHM 3401); a bronze medal, similar, edge named (Alexr Fletcher Junr, Irvine - Model, Screw Steam Ship, Stern & Rudder Frames), 51mm; a gilt-bronze medal, similar, edge named (James Hardie & Sons, Edinburgh - Violins), 51mm [3]. Good very fine or better, first cleaned, gilding worn on last £80-£100
Lot 796
Edinburgh, Scottish & National Exhibition, 1898-1899, a gilt-silver medal, unsigned, Scottish arms with supporters, rev. wreath, named (Awarded to Palethorpes Limited, Glasgow, Potted Meats & Sausages), 45mm; Perth, Arts & Crafts Exhibition, 1904, a bronze medal by Kirkwood & Son, arms on breast of double-headed eagle, rev. blacksmith seated at anvil, edge named (James Craigie, Honorary Secretary), 51mm; Woodside, Exhibition of Industry & Art, 1891, a silver medal, unsigned, three figures, one standing, one seated, one reclining, rev. wreath, named (James Innes, 1891), 32mm [3]. Second with minor edge damage, last holed at top, otherwise fine to good very fine, last rare £80-£100
Lot 797
Edinburgh & Midlothian Industrial Exhibition, Edinburgh Evening News Special Prize, a silver award by Belfield, crowned arms of Scotland supported by two unicorns, rev. named (Thos Sands for Best Photograph (Open), 1900), 52mm; a gilt-silver award medal by Belfield, similar, rev. named (Awarded to Palethorpes Ltd for Sausages, 1903), 52mm; a gilt-bronze medal, similar, rev. named (Awarded to Terrace & Co. for Motor House With Heating Stove, 1907), 53mm; a silver medal, similar, rev. named (Won by J. Mercer for Model), 53mm [4]. First holed at top and bottom, otherwise good very fine or better; second cased £100-£150
Lot 799
Edinburgh & Midlothian Homeworkers Exhibition, bronze award medals (4), by J. Moore, standing female figure holding olive branch and mirror, revs. named (Ernest Kingdon for Fretwork 1905; E. Kingdon; J. & M. Bowie for Tablet 1906; S. Evans for Art Work 1906), each 45mm [4]. Good very fine or better £80-£100 --- The engraver’s name has been effaced from two of the four medals
Lot 800
Glasgow, Industrial Exhibition, 1865-66, bronze award medals (3), by Maclure & Macdonald, Scotia seated left, holding wreath in each hand, revs. wreath, named (James Adamson, Engine, 2nd Prize; Alexander Denholm, Steamship, 1st Prize; Alexr Denholm, Tool Chest), each 64mm [3]. Two with edge knocks, otherwise about extremely fine or better; second cased £80-£100
Lot 803
Glasgow, Industrial Exhibition, 1886-87, a bronze medal by J. Moore, Scotia seated right, rev. arms of Glasgow, named on scroll below (H. Sardou & Co), 64mm (BHM 3341); Glasgow, East End Exhibition, 1890-91, a bronze medal by R. Scott, Scotia seated right, rev. arms of Glasgow, named on scroll below (Wm Nicol), 64mm; others (2), similar but un-named [4]. Good very fine or better, one with some edge bruises £80-£100
Lot 804
Glasgow, International Exhibition, 1888, bronze medals (2), unsigned, Mercury and Hercules seated, revs. wreath, named (Hugh Borland, Swimming, 15th Sept; Walter Macgregor, Swimming, 15th Sept), each 38mm; Glasgow International Exhibition, 1901, Sports Section, a silver medal, unsigned, arms of Glasgow, rev. view of the Exhibition building, named on scroll below (Merchants’ CC Gymkhana), 22mm; Women’s Section, a gilt-bronze badge, unsigned, arms of Glasgow, rev. view of the Exhibition building, named below (Mrs Gildea), 37 x 24mm [4]. Very fine or better £80-£100
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