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Lot 2251
Medal. Bronze. 43 mm. By V. Alexeev. Visit of Alexander II to the Academy of Science for the Jubilee, 1876. Diakov 829.1, Iversen Memorial Medals LXXXIV, Sm 763. Bare head of the Emperor right / Anniversary dates within wreaths. Some tiny spots and rim nicks. About Extremely Fine. Estimated Value $150
Lot 1057
French Colonies. Louis XVIII (1815-24), bronze 5-Centimes 1824-A Essai. Paris mint, bare head left, ESSAI below, rev. crowned monogram dividing value, date below, plain edge (Lec 293; KM E8). Superb specimen with an attractive light brown patina, in PCGS holder graded SP 64BN. Estimated Value $300 PCGS certification 30592181.
Lot 2142
Medal. Bronze. 64.5 mm. By J.C.G. Jaeger and J.B. Gass. Marriage of Grand Duke Paul Petrovich to Princess Natalia Alexeevna, 1773. Diakov 164.1 (R1), CRM 172, Reichel 2498, Sm 272. Busts of the Grand Duke and the Princess facing each other, signed below / Hymen, holding torch, standing by a crowned pedestal, I.B.G.F. above ex. A few minor spots. Rich, deep caramel-brown. About Uncirculated. Estimated Value $400
Lot 2279
Medal. Bronze. 68.7 mm. By V. Nikonov and M. Skudnov. Construction of St. Volodymyr Cathedral in Kiev, 1895. Diakov 1170.1 (R1), Sm 1115. Facing bust of Prince Vladimir. left, holding cross, signed below, Cathedral in background / View of the mother cathedral of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, old style dates 1862-1895 below. Light reverse contact marks. Extremely Fine. Estimated Value $400
Lot 50
Sicily, Syracuse. Dionysios I. Æ Litra (8.11 g), 405-367 BC. ΣYPA, head of Athena left, wearing Corinthian helmet decorated with wreath.rev. Hippocamp left, reins trailing. CNS 45; SNG ANS 434-46. Attractive glossy dark green patina. Choice Very Fine. Estimated Value $200 From the Dionysus Collection. The Athena / Hippocamp litrae come in several varieties - with and without legend, with and without olive wreath on helmet, with and without a symbol on the obverse, reins trailing and no reins. Calciati notes that this particular variety, with obverse legend and wreath, no symbol and trailing reins, is by far the most common, and also mentions that it is found throughout Sicily, not just in the environs of Syracuse. This wide distribution is anomalous for a bronze coin. Fiduciary in nature and of minimal value, bronze coins in ancient economies did not normally circulate far from their place of minting. Perhaps the reason for the distribution can be found in Dionysios' expansionist policies and nearly perpetual state of warfare with the Carthaginians. Like most armies of the period, Dionysios employed mercenaries, and although mercenary armies were paid in silver, when they were not on campaign they would certainly need small change.
Lot 1379
Small works of art, mostly Victorian, including; a snuff box in the form of miniature bellows, a polished bronze paper clip in the form of a snipe head, an onyx ashtray mounted with a polished Bergmann style bronze figure of a Bedouin man (10cm diameter), two pen knives, a Baxter stevenograph of the Boat Race, a French coin adapted into a pen knife, a castle top bodkin case and a 19th century metal hand bell with lignum vitae handle, (qty).
Lot 1700
The Kingsale Hounds, No.43 of 100, circa 2001, by Triton, a pair of patinated reconstituted stone figures of recumbent hounds, with bronze collars, 173cm long x 176cm high x 74cm deep, (2). IllustratedNote: these Great Danes are in the style of the favourite hunting dogs of the 26th Lord Kingsale, John de Courcy b.1717, of Old Head Castle at Kingsale County Cork.
Lot 2271
The 1914-15 Star to 80219 DVR;J.F.MILLER. R.E., The 1914-18 British War Medal and The 1914-19 Victory Medal to 80219 DVR.J.F.MILLER. R.E., The First World War Period bronze memorial plaque, detailed James Frederick Miller. James F. Miller died 23rd February 1918, aged 36, he is buried in the Villers-Faucon Communal Cemetery Extension, Somme, France. together with a folder of original and copied paperwork, photographs, forms, letters and silk postcards, also twelve various British and Foreign coins, (qty).
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