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Lot 1003
United Kingdom Royal Commemorative medals, to include William IV and Queen Adelaide coronation silver medal, Victoria Golden Jubilee large size silver colour, Edward VII and George V bronze Coronation medals, three Edward VIII Coronation medals, a Prince Albert exhibition medal 1851 stamped to the edge 'Col McCliverty - New Zealand', mixed grades generally F+ (8)
Lot 1040
George IV - George VI, five crowns 1821, 1894, 1902, 1935 and 1937, twenty-six halfcrowns, thirty-one florins, twenty-five shillings, nineteen sixpences (all pre-1947), William III copper halfpenny and assorted later bronze, copper and cupro nickel denominations, mixed dates and grades (qty)
Lot 1048
Three photographic medallions, comprising a silver example presented to R A R Bennett N A by the proprietors of 'Focus', 45mm, a rectangular silver plated plaque 'The Amateur Photographer' dated 1906, 101 x 55mm, and a rectangular bronze plaque awarded by the Practical Photographer to R A R Bennett, 54 x 35mm (3)
Lot 1194
Gabriel Dadd, Hercules and The Minoan Bull, bronze, signed, 32cm high, 41cm wideStephen Gabriel Dadd (1894-1915), was from an artistic family, his father was a painter who specialised in dogs and his uncle was the artist Frank Dadd. Although a natural athlete, his true interest was in sculpture having had a bust of his sister Elfrida accepted by the Royal Academy in 1912. Inspired by nature, he spent a great deal of time studying and drawing nature and birds. In 1914 he exhibited an animal group entitled 'True foes, once met are joined until death', depicting an Indian elephant crushing a snarling tiger. In 1915, he exhibited another bust, whilst his work posthumously exhibited at the academy in 1916 was a group entitled 'Lions and Prey'. Prior to the war, he earned a living as an arts teacher. Upon joining the Royal Naval Division in 1914, he was posted to Benbow Battalion in March 1915, he sailed for the Dardanells on 12 May 1915 his 21st birthday. He was killed in action 5 J
Lot 1020
A late 19th Century French three-piece marble and gilt bronze time piece garniture, with circular arabic dial decorated floral swag design, French drum movement signed 'S.H. Paris', the domed case with urn finial, flame and ribbon decoration; together with a pair of pedestal pattern candlesticks, height of clock 8in.
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