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Lot 2195
MICHAEL BENN (1937-2017) THE ARTIST'S PALETTE Y Bronze and coloured glass on stone plinth100cm high including plinthAfter retiring from a successful business in 1999, Michael Benn embarked on his lifetime ambition and studied at York College of Art. He successfully exhibited at various locations in the UK and overseas.2005-2006 The Kunst Exhibitions, RotterdamThe Mercer Gallery, HarrogateNewby Hall, RiponThe Guild Hall, York
Lot 514
MINIATURE BRONZE SCULPTURE OF A MOUSE,2.8cm high, along with a miniature bronze otter and a robin (3)Appear well cared for, no discernible breaks or damage, usual casting irregularities and imperfections but these all part of manufacture, old b,use tack residue to the bases but overall good condition
Lot 269
A collection of various Chinese and Sino Tibetan items including a pair of figures of dogs of Fo or temple lions in white metal, stood upon a spherical agate ball, 7 cm high, another similar smaller pair, 6 cm high, a Sino Tibetan white metal mounted porcelain censer and cover and similar miniature teapot, three carved wooden tea bowls with white metal liners, a plated lead panel depicting a dragon, two cold cast bronze figures of seated emperors, a cast resin vase in the 19th Century style and a carved horn libation cup decorated with dragons, 10 cm high
Lot 268
Tokens - New Zealand, a John Brinsmead & Sons Pianos token; another for Edward Reece, Canterbury, New Zealand; a pair of orange order buttons by E Jones, Cork Hill, Dublin; a bronze portrait medallion commemorating the life and death of Arthur Barclay, rev 'Birth Aug.3rd.1852 Arthur Barclay Died Aug.2nd.1891'; a quantity of copper coins (qty)
Lot 12
♦Roman Republic, Bronze As, post-reform period, circa 189-179 BC, obv. double laureate head of bearded Janus, rev. prow of galley facing right, large figure ‘I’ & Ulysses walking right holding staff above prow, ROMA to right of prow & LAMILI below; diameter 30mm, wt. 21.8g, 3 x edge chips o/wise good surfaces, Fine or+
Lot 15
Roman Imperial, Nero (54-68AD) Æ As, Rome Mint, struck 66 AD, obv. IMP NERO CAESAR AVG GERM, laureate head right, rev. Victory flying left, holding round shield inscribed SPQR, S - C, diameter 28.5mm, weight 10.96g, RIC I 351, BMCRE 246, WCN 296, GVF; together with a Roman Imperial, Vespasian (69-79AD) sestertius, obv. IMP CAES VESP AVG P M T P COS IIII CENS, laureate head right, rev. PAX AVGVST, S - C, Pax standing left, leaning on column, holding caduceus and branch, diameter 27.1mm, weight 10.25g, RIC 589, AVF; an Italian ‘The Annunciation’ cast bronze medal, the Angel Gabriel stands before the Virgin, who kneels at a prie-dieu, rev lis above legend, MINAL / SAL, diameter 42.2mm; 6 x Roman and later folles, including Licinius I, mostly VF and better; an unidentified small bronze coin of similar age; a gaming jetton; William III halfpenny, poor; and a Victoria penny 1862, Good.
Lot 196
♦20 x USA, 19th and Early 20th Century Coins, comprising: 2 x half dollars: 1853 'Seated Liberty' arrows at date and rays around eagle reverse, minor contact marks/hairlines GVF, and 1905s (San Francisco Mint) 'Barber' lustrous AEF; 3 x quarter dollars: 1854 'Seated Liberty', contact marks/hairlines AEF, 1903 'Barber' type, lustrous prooflike GEF, and 1919 'Standing Liberty' lustrous EF; 4 x dimes: 1820 'Liberty Cap' large 'O' in date, hairline scratches VG/Fine, 1883 'Seated Liberty' GVF, 1905 'Barber' EF, and 1919 'Mercury' EF; 3 x half dimes: silver 1834 'Liberty Head' within circle of stars EF; 2 x 3 cents: silver 1852 obv. shield with star, rev. III in large 'C' Fine, and nickel 1866 'Coronet Head' rev. III in wreath VF; copper 2 cents 1865 plain '5' in date, 'WE' in motto worn otherwise Fine; and 5 x 1 cent: copper 1829 'Coronet Head' VG and 1854 'Braided Hair' AVF, cupro-nickel 1858 'Flying Eagle' large letters Fine and 1862 'Indian Head' GVF, and bronze 1903 'Indian Head' lustrous AUNC.
Lot 23
8 x Roman and Ancient AE, comprising: Urbs Roma, Billon Reduced Cententionalis, Trier Mint, obv. VRBS ROMA, Roma helmeted bust left, she-wolf suckling Romulus and Remus, two stars above, TR•S in exergue, Sear 16488, AEF; Constantine II (AD337-340), Billon Cententionalis, London Mint, obv. CONSTANTI-NVS IVN N C, helmeted and cuirassed bust left, rev. BEAT TRA-NQILITAS, temple surmounted by globe, VOT II XX in three lines, thee stars above, plain field, mm PLON in exergue, Sear 17149, AVF; Carthage, Zeugitana AE 19.8mm, obv. Tanit head left, rev. horse's head right, dot to right field, Fine; Byzantine Empire, Basil II (AD976-1025) Follis, obv. facing bust of Christ, nimbate cross behind with squares in ends, five dots on Gospel, rev. IhSUS XRISTUS bASILEU bASILE in four lines, AVF; a Byzantine bronze scyphate, weakly struck otherwise AVF; and 3 x other Byzantine folles, Poor.
Lot 25
♦50 x Roman Imperial, Base Metal Coins comprising: 26 x antoniniani, folles, centenionales, as & quadrans, various emperors including billon antoniniani of Victorinus (x2), Postumus (x3), Carus, Alectus & Tetricus II, billon folles of Maximianus(x2), bronze as of Gordian III, copper as of Domitian, copper quadrans of Claudius & Augustus (moneyers’ series), various grades, generally Fine or+, together with 24 x Alexandrian billon tetradrachms, various emperors including Diocletian, Maximianus, Probus, Vabalathus (joint coinage with Aurelian), Carus, Severina, Salonina, Gallienus, Tacitus etc, majority high grade AVF or+
Lot 26
♦2 x Paduan Medallions comprising: Marcus Aurelius bronze sestertius, obv. AVRELIVS CAESAR AVG PII F COS II around bare-headed, draped & cuirassed bust right, rev. Argos seated right working on the prow of a ship, building behind, Minerva standing before him left, her left hand resting on a shield; diameter 36mm, wt. 35.05g, surface pitting o/wise GFine or+, Macrinus brass sestertius, obv. IMP CAES M OPEL SEV MACRINVS AVG PMT PPP around laureate & cuirassed bust right, re. Macrinus holding a sceptre & standing left on low dais addressing three soldiers, S C in field, FID EXERCIT in ex., 35mm, 30.05g, surface pitting & rev. struck slightly off-centre o/wise good detail VF or+
Lot 387
The First World War 1914-1918 Gold, Silver and Bronze British 10-Coin Set, comprising: sovereign, half sovereign, halfcrown, florin, shilling, sixpence, threepence, penny, halfpenny and farthing, each dated 1914, encapsulated in The Bradford Exchange display case with certificate of authenticity, VG to near Fine.
Lot 41
Crusader States, Antioch, Bohemond III (1163-1201), Silver Denier, obv. BOAHVNDVS around helmeted head with prominent nose guard & chainmail facing left, cross pattée on helmet, crescent in field to left & 5-pointed star in field to right, chainmail composed of crescents, rev. AHTIOCHIA around cross pattée within inner beaded circle, crescent in one angle; diameter 17mm, wt 1.03g, full, well struck flan with full clear legends both sides AEF, together with Byzantine Empire anonymous issue bronze follis, a type attributed to the sole reign of Constantine VIII & the last few years of Basil II AD976-1028, obv. facing half-length nimbate bust of Christ holding book of Gospels, EMMANOVHA (‘Emmanuel’) in legend & to left & right of portrait IC & XC (IHESUS XRISTUS), rev. ‘IhSUS XRISTUS BASILEU BASILE’ (‘Jesus Christ King of Kings’) in four lines but second & third lines misstruck; diameter 28mm, wt. 9.68g, struck off-centre, AFine to Fine.
Lot 468
Yorkshire Fine Art and Industrial Exhibition, Bronze Medal 1866, obv. arms of York within border of classical figures representing the arts and industry, rev. AWARDED TO SIR W.G. ARMTRONG & CO. NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE* within wreath of York roses, minor rim imperfections and wear to the obv. lions passant guardant, otherwise AEF. *William Armstrong, 1st Baron Armstrong FRS was a Victorian engineer, philanthropist and early advocate for renewable energy; his own home at Cragside in Rothbury, Northumberland was the first residence anywhere in the world to be lit with hydroelectric power. This medal was awarded to Armstrong & Co at the first Yorkshire Fine art and Industrial Exhibition which took place between July and October 1886 on the grounds of Bootham Asylum, York. The Exhibition's official catalogue records Armstrong's entry as 'Two Pieces of mounted Field Ordnance'.
Lot 470
Opening of Queen Alexandra Bridge Sunderland 1909, Bronze Medal, obv. NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY AND CORPORATIONS OF SUNDERLAND above suspension bridge spanning the River Wear, inscription below, rev. the arms of the Corporation of Sunderland and the North Eastern Railway side-by-side between inscriptions, diameter 64mm, weight 91.2g, Eimer 1910, a few very minor rim imperfections, otherwise EF.
Lot 48
British Copper and Bronze Coinage, to include: George III, 'Cartwheel' halfpenny 1799, SoHo Mint, obv. laureate and draped bust right, rev. Britannia, six gunports in relief, small corrosion mark to centre of bust, otherwise AEF; 5 x Victoria, comprising: 'Young Head' penny 1851, rev. ornamental trident prongs, colon away from DEF, near Fine; farthing 1875H, Birmingham Mint, rev. mm H below date, Fine; half farthing 1844, rev. crowned value and date, Fine/GFine; one third farthing 1885, for use in Malta, rev. crowned value and date, EF; quarter farthing 1852, for use in Ceylon (Sri Lanka), rev. crowned value and date, light contact marks otherwise VF; and
Lot 5
♦3 x Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt, Hammered Bronze Coins comprising: (1) Ptolemy II Philadelphos (285-246BC) AE46, obv. diademed head of Zeus-Ammon right, rev. BASILEOS PTOLEMAIOU around eagle standing left on thunderbolt, looking back & with wings open, wt. 98.28g, (2) Ptolemy IV Philopator (221-204BC) AE42 obv. diademed head of Zeus-Ammon right, rev. PTOLEMAIOU BASILEOS around eagle standing left on thunderbolt, I between its legs & cornucopia in field to left, wt. 74.74g & (3) Ptolemy III Euergetes (246-221BC) AE 38 obv. diademed head of Zeus-Ammon right, rev. PTOLEMAIOU BASILEOS around eagle standing left on thunderbolt looking back at cornucopia on its left wing, E between its legs, wt. 46.48g; all Fine to GFine or+
Lot 51
♦12 x Victoria, Copper & Bronze Coins comprising: penny 1841 Young Head, ornamental trident, no colon after REG, very minor obv. toning spots o/wise good edge & surfaces with peripheral lustre VF+, 2 x halfpennies: 1857 Young Head, rev. two incuse dots on base of shield, good edge & surfaces, lustre traces GVF or+ & 1899 Old Head , good edge & surfaces & almost full lustre, GEF or+ & 9 x farthings, 2 x Young Head: 1848 GFine & 1853 minor contact marks o/wise VF+ & 7 x bun head: 1862 Fine, 1874H VF/AVF & 1881(x5) generally VF to EF+, together with Charles II farthing 1672 legends discernible Poor to Fair, George I, 2 x Halfpennies: 1718 ‘Dump’ issue, generally good edge & surfaces VG to AFine & 1721 second issue, minor edge imperfections o/wise good edge & surfaces VG to Fine, George III farthing 1799, third issue, 3 berries in wreath, GFine to VF, George IV 2 x farthings: 1822 first issue, leaf ribs incuse, AVF & 1828 second issue, contact marks/scratches Fine/AFine & a non-local halfpenny token 1812, obv. wreath of oakleaves around bust of George III right, ‘H’ (for Thomas Halliday the engraver)) incuse on truncation, rev. HALFPENNY TOKEN around Commerce seated left on a bale & holding scales & cornucopia, date in ex., diameter 28mm, wt. 8.28g, contact marks, VG or a little +
Lot 54
Mixed British, Irish and the Crown Dependencies Copper and Bronze Coinage, to include: 2 x 'Cartwheel' 2d 1797, one holed Poor, the other about Fine; 34 x 'Cartwheel' 1d 1797, mostly Poor, one VG and another near Fine; 7 x pennies, including 2 x George III 1806, one Fair the other GFine; 2 x George IV 1825 countermarked J. KNOWLES, and unidentified, Poor; and 3 x Victoria: 1841 rev. no colon after REG, 1846 and 1851, VG; 70 x halfpennies, 18th and 19th century, various monarchs including Charles II, William III, George I etc. mostly Poor with some better examples; 27 x farthings, including 2 x Charles II: 1672 and 1674, Poor; 2 x George II 1750 and 1754, Poor to Fair; George III Poor; 4 x George IV: 1822, 1825 and 1826(x2), VG to GFine; 5 x William IV: 1831(x2), 1834(x2) and 1836, VG to Fine; 10 x Victoria etc.; 5 x half farthings: 1843 and 1844(x4), near Fine to AVF; third farthing 1902, for use in Malta, GFine; 7 x Isle of Man, comprising: 2 x George III: 'Cartwheel' 1d 1813 and halfpenny 1813, Poor; and 5 x Victoria: penny 1839, 2 x halfpennies 1839, and 2 x farthings 1839, VG to near Fine; 13 x Guernsey: 8 x 8 doubles 1854, 1864, 1878, 1874(x2), 1911 and 1945(x2), 4 x 4 doubles 1830, 1864 and 1903(x2), mostly near Fine to Fine; and 1 double 1889, AVF; 12 x Jersey: 3 x 1/14 of a shilling 1964(x2) and 1966, GFine or better; 4 x 1/12 of a shilling 1888(x2), 1913 and 1946, Fine; 1/13 of a shilling 1851, near Fine; 1/24 of a shilling 1877, near Fine; 3 x 1/26 of a shilling 1844(x2) and 1866, near Fine; and 19 x Ireland: Bank of Ireland silver 5 pence token 1805, Poor to Fair, and a quantity of 18th and 19th century halfpennies and pennies including George II, George III, George IV, Poor to Fair.
Lot 6
♦3 x Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt, Hammered Bronze Coins comprising: (1) Ptolemy II Philadelphos (285-246BC) AE46, obv. diademed head of Zeus-Ammon right, rev. BASILEOS PTOLEMAIOU around eagle standing left on thunderbolt, looking back & with wings open, wt. 94.42g, (2) Ptolemy III Euergetes (246-221BC) AE42 obv. diademed head of Zeus-Ammon right, rev. PTOLEMAIOU BASILEOS around eagle standing left on thunderbolt, cornucopia in field to left & XP monogram between the eagle’s legs, wt. 74.52g & (3) Ptolemy Euergetes AE33, obv. diademed head of Zeus-Ammon right, rev. PTOLEMAIOU BASILEOS around eagle standing left on thunderbolt, cornucopia in field to left & XP monogram between the eagle’s legs, wt. 33.88g; all well struck AVF to VF.
Lot 64
33 x USA, One Cents comprising: 'Indian Head' 1860 rounded bust, 1863, 1864 (bronze), 1878, 1880, 1883, 1888, 1889, 1895, 1897, 1901, and 1906; Wheat Ears rev. 1909 VDB, 1910, 1911(x2), 1919(x2), 1930, 1932, 1936, 1937S, 1939S, 1941(x2), 1942, 1944, 1950, and 1956D; and Lincoln Memorial rev. 1960D, 1961(x2) Philadelphia and Denver mints, and 1963; various grades from near Fine to AUNC.
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