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Click here to subscribeMiscellaneous Lot including:2 x crowns 1887 edge knocks GFine & 1894 LVIII Fine, halfcrown 1916 uneven tone on rev. o/wise lustrous GVF, 180 x silver threepences (Victoria YH to George VI) some damaged, CuNi crowns (including 4 x 1953), 3 x `plastic` sets 1953, pre-decimal bronze, 50+ foreign coins including 10 x silver (weight 39g) & other coins & tokens
Miscellaneous Lot comprising: £4.00 face value pre-47 silver, 4 x crowns: 1887 ex-mount, 1892, 1935 & 1937 Fine to AVF, 15 x CuNi crowns (including 1951, 1953(x3) & 1960), 3 x £5 coins 1990, 1993 & 1998 & 5 x £2 coins 1986/89/94/95(x2), 17 x silver threepences (all worn and/or damaged) & a very worn William IV halfcrown, £26.50 face value BofE notes including £5 O`Brien (A53) Fine & 10 x consecutively numbered £1 Somerset, all with centre fold & a quantity of pre-decimal bronze & CuNi
Germany, Weimar Republic, Silver 5 Reichsmark 1929A `10th Anniversary - Weimar Constitution` obv. bust of Hindenburg, rev. TREU DER VERFASSUNG (`Loyal to the Constitution`) around facing right hand; generally good edge & surfaces AVF, together with A Bronze Medalet Commemorating the German Victory Over the Russians at the Battle of Tannenberg 1914, obv. bust of Hindenburg in military uniform, rev. HEIL U. SIEG (`Salute Our Victory`) below Iron Cross in wreath, 34mm, good edge & surfaces, some original lustre, GVF to AEF
Miscellaneous Lot including: 2 x silver proof crowns 1977 & 1981, 2 x proof sets 1970, Isle of Man silver decimal set 1976, Falkland Islands proof set 1974, Ceylon proof set 1971, a framed set of bronze coins from the wreck of the `Admiral Gardner,` a bronze manila (slave token) from the wreck of the `Douro` which sank in 1843, 2 x framed QEII type sets, 7 x £2 1986(x6) & 1989, a CuNi £5 1990, a Silver Jubilee commemorative medal 1977, 30g, issued by RNLI, several rolls of halfpennies 1967 BU, 50 x low-grade foreign banknotes & other coins
A gentleman's silver cased open faced pocket watch, Chester 1896, the white enamel dial with black roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the gilt movement signed 'H Samuel, Market Street, Manchester', with key, together with a white metal 'Southport Chrysanthemum Show' medal 1938 stamped 'Sterling' weight 35gms and a bronze Cardening illustrated medal 1936, both cased (3)
A large collection of British and foreign silver, cupro nickel and bronze coinage, to include; half crowns, florins, shillings etc a few banknotes, a group of five World War II medals, to include; the War Medal, the Africa Star with North Africa 1942-43 clasp, 1939-45 Star, the Italy Star and the Burma Star and two cased Meerschaum pipes (a quantity)
An early 20th century bronze motoring medal inscribed 'Cardiff Motor Club - Open Hill Climb, Sepr 11 1907' diameter 37mm and an early 20th century Art Nouveau white metal medal 'Auto Cycle Club' inscribed 'Birdlip Hill Climb 1906, Class 6 1st - J Browning' 30mm diameter, together with a Scottish Automobile Club bronze medal, inscribed 'Scottish Reliability Trial 1909 class B 12-18hp Riley entered by Riley Cycle Co Ltd for Best Hill Climbing Performance, diameter 37mm (3) FOOT NOTE: The earliest of the three medallions is dated 1906 and was for a class win by Jess Browning who worked for Riley Cycle Co at the auto cycling club's Birdlip Hill climb driving a 9hp Riley Tri-car. The second medallion was won in 1907 at the Cardiff Motor club, Open Hill climb, and the third is a Scottish Automobile Club bronze medal dated 1909 for Best Hill Climbing Performance
A group of First World War period French awards and militaria, comprising an enamelled Légion d`honneur, set with diamonds, an enamelled Légion d`honneur and Légion d`honneur certificate, dated 1922 May, relating to Chevalier, with named tube for postage, four epaulettes, comprising one gilt with tassels, one gilt without tassels, one silvered with tassels and one silvered without tassels, with red box, two bronze shooting prizes, cased, a silver plated seal, decorated with the portrait of a lady, cased, a French sword grip with shortened blade, a lead based alloy inkstand with a solder motif, detailed `Camp de Meucon`, an officer`s hat plume with red feathers, Tricolore rosette and gilt fusilier grenade badge, cased, an album containing a quantity of postcards and related ephemera, and a gilt metal display box formerly to hold a fob watch.
A copy Third Reich gilt and white enamelled breast star of the Order of the German Eagle, the pin detailed `900 21` (chipped at the centre), and a copy gilt and white enamelled neck badge of the Order of the German Eagle, the top ring detailed `900 21`, with a neck ribbon, together with a rectangular bronze plaque, probably Swedish, depicting a tank, detailed `Kungl Göta Pansarlivgarde` and dated `1963` at the back.
A group of six dress miniature medals, attributed to Colour Sergeant William E. Day, comprising MBE, civil issue, BEM, military issue, 1939-45 Defence Medal, War Medal, 1937 Coronation Medal and Navy Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, George VI issue, together with a bronze Royal Marines medallion, detailed `Depot R.M. Company Football 1931`, cased, a Royal Marines cap badge, a petrol lighter made from two Royal Marines plated buttons, the Statutes of the Order of the British Empire, two copies of The Globe & Laurel magazine, a framed black and white photograph, believed to be W.E. Day, and further paperwork, including copy biographical details.
A group of swimming and life saving awards, mostly relating to A.G. Barnes, a member of Weston-super-Mare Swimming Club, comprising a Royal Life Saving Society silver medal, dated 1909, with a Weston-super-Mare Swimming Club enamelled badge, four bronze medallions, detailed `Water Polo Championship`, four Life Saving Society bronze medals, a swimming medallion, detailed `To Weston-super-Mare Souvenir from Brussels City 1907`, two bronze fobs of cycling interest for `Hill Climb`, named to `A.G. Barnes`, a bronze medallion, detailed `Tobacco W.D.C. 1921 E.L. Barnes`, a silver fob medal, detailed `Mayor of Smethwick Charity Football Competition Winners B. Birch`, and five various enamelled lapel badges.
Attributed to Aristide Maillol (1861-1944) - Petite Baigneuse (Small Bather), an early 20th Century French plaster maquette of waxy ochre tones, modelled as a female nude bather seated upon a shaped pedestal, her left hand resting on her thigh, unsigned, height approx 24cm (small chip to back edge of pedestal). Note: a similar bronze version of this model is in the collection of the National Museum of Serbia, Belgrade.
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