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Lot 435
A FRENCH GILDED BRONZE AND BISQUE FIGURAL TABLE LAMP modelled as an Art Nouveau style maiden standing and holding up a lamp with fruiting oak banding and glass bead tassels (lacking shade), on veined green marble circular base with plaque inscribed "Grazella par Mednat", 24" high (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Generally good bar loss of shade and losses to toes of her foot and left hand restored
Lot 434
GERMAN SCHOOL, Late 19th Century, a gilded bronze figure of a native American man depicted hunting and holding a bow and arrow, raised on a naturalistic base, unsigned, foundry mark for Aktien-Gesellschaft Gladenbeck, 7 1/2" x 10 1/2" (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Some wear/tarnishing to gilding and minor chips to one corner of marble base
Lot 366A
A varied collection of coins, banknotes and other items, including about 90 Turkish 5000 lire notes of two designs from the 1970s-1990s mostly in used fair condition, a quantity of 20th C. foreign and pre-euro European coins mostly from France, Italy and Germany, a British crown 1820 about fair, about forty cupronickel British florins, ten British pre-1947 silver half crowns, an Egyptian silver 20 qirsh AH 1293 year 33, six small Roman bronze coins of Constantinus, Tetricus and other emperors, a modern brass gaming token 1752, a US silver half dollar 1965, a circulated Morocco silver 500 francs 1956 and an uncirculated Liechtenstein silver 5 franc coin 1967 celebrating the marriage of Johann and Maria.
Lot 407
A small collection of British coins and bank notes and a Three Kings medal set. The medal set of three bronze medals was likely minted soon after 1936, and is in the original hard red case, each medal being about 50 mm in diameter and weighing 66.5g, showing George V at the Silver Jubilee of 1935, Edward VIII and George VI; no medallist identification is apparent. The coins include two £5 coins 1990, a Royal Mint proof set 1977 and an uncirculated set 1953, and the notes comprise a £1 Page series C and a £1 Page series D both about UNC, and two £5 Gill series D and two consecutive £5 Gill series E all about UNC.
Lot 404
A coin collection in a small bespoke wooden coin cabinet containing a wide variety of coins mostly as taken from circulation, including two cartwheel twopences 1797 one very fine, an Archbishop Sancroft medal of 1688 (49 mm and 40.8g) in uncertain metal, a Cowper centenary medal 1900 probably by Spink in white metal, a British halfpenny 1806 about uncirculated and another 1799 near uncirculated, a shilling 1787 about very fine, a France silver 5 francs 1832 (Philippe I), six German 19th C. silver marks and a small quantity of other small foreign silver coins, a Maundy 2 pence 1831 fair and another 1820 near extremely fine, two small hammered silver coins, a Roman bronze follis of Diocletian reverse GENIO POPVLI ROMANI, and other items.
Lot 406
A coin collection of mostly circulated British coins with a few foreign items, including a quantity of 20th century pre-decimal British copper, bronze and cupronickel, some pre-1947 British silver including a gothic florin 1883, a quantity of well worn Victorian pennies, a farthing 1694, a silver three-halfpence 1843, a Maundy penny 1823, a £5 coin 1999 and another 2000, a small Roman silver coin of perhaps Gallienus, a Papal States silver 25 baiocchi 1796 (Pope Pius VI) and a US silver quarter dollar 1853 worn and drilled.
Lot 377
A collection of British and foreign coins, including a half crown 1720 about fine and another 1817, a threepence 1713 with minor impact damage but about fine or a little better, two cartwheel twopences 1797, a halfpenny token depicting Samuel Johnson (Litchfield, undated), about 19 shillings face value of British pre-1947 silver coinage, a very little small foreign silver, a small Roman bronze coin probably CONSTANS, and other items.
Lot 366
A set of five medals from the 1911 coronation of George V, very fine in a bespoke and possibly original hard case. The medallist is thought to be Albert Toft. The obverse design is of a bare-headed George V and Queen Mary in ¾ position, while the reverse depicts the Ship of State bearing the Crown and two trumpeters. Two identical medals are bronze, possibly originally lightly gilded, about 35mm in diameter and weighing 17.8g each; a second identical pair is each of white metal (possibly silvered bronze), 9.2g and 24mm in diameter; the fifth medal is bronze, 57mm in diameter and 59.6g.
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