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![ILKHAN: Anonymous Qa`an al-`Adil, AE "kaaniki dirham" (2.08g), [Tiflis], ND, A-2135, blundered date & text, con](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/36514/2866767/684-2012912103626_468x382.jpg)
Lot 684
ILKHAN: Anonymous Qa`an al-`Adil, AE "kaaniki dirham" (2.08g), [Tiflis], ND, A-2135, blundered date & text, contemporary imitation in almost pure bronze, perhaps intended to be silver-placed and passed as a real dirham, one small corrosion spot, About Very Fine, RR. Starting Price: $60 View image on stevealbum.com View 2nd image on stevealbum.com
Lot 841
WARRING STATES: State of Qi, 400-220 BC, AE knife money (48.56g), H-4.6j, three-character knife, qi fa huo (the authorized currency of Qi) in archaic script on obverse, archaic gong on reverse, minor encrustation with large patches of original bronze showing through reverse patina, Extremely Fine. A similar example and quality piece sold in the Champion Hong Kong Auction 11, lot 511, for $3600. Starting Price: $1400 View image on stevealbum.com
Lot 844
WARRING STATES: State of Qi, 400-220 BC, AE knife money (49.81g), H-4.6s, three-character knife, qi fa huo (the authorized currency of Qi) in archaic script on obverse, archaic ri (as circle) on reverse, minor encrustation with large patches of original bronze showing through obverse patina, Extremely Fine. A similar example and quality piece sold in the Champion Hong Kong Auction 11, lot 511, for $3600. Starting Price: $1400 View image on stevealbum.com
Lot 923
CHINA:COLLECTION of 51 coins; includes (17) old Chinese cash coins on an interesting sheet (1) Warring States dynasty bridge money in good condition (1) Warring States ming knife, broken (3) rare Chinese cash coins of dubious origins with 1996 Chinese certificate of Authenticity (questionable in our opinion) (1) Chinese seal with a fancy case, most likely Min Guo period (1) small bronze seal, appears to be Yuan dynasty (18) various Chinse tokens (9) Chinese Imperial and Republican machine-struck coins, including one lead-filled dollar, and Bei Yang 1-cash machine struck, lot of 51 coins. Starting Price: $120 View image on stevealbum.com View 2nd image on stevealbum.com
Lot 986
KURU & PANCHALA: Bronze bent-bar, ca. 450-350 BC, AE shatamana, Mitch-4069, LOT of 4 bent-bars, average weight about 11-12g, f-vf, lot of 4 coins, ex. John Page Collection. The attribution to Kuru is tentative; Gandhara or Taxila is perhaps more likely. From a hoard of 500-800 pieces found in the 1980s. Starting Price: $75 View image on stevealbum.com View 2nd image on stevealbum.com
Lot 987
KURU & PANCHALA: Bronze bent-bar, ca. 450-350 BC, AE shatamana, Mitch-4069, LOT of 4 bent-bars, average weight about 11-12g, f-vf, lot of 4 coins, ex. John Page Collection. The attribution to Kuru is tentative; Gandhara or Taxila is perhaps more likely. From a hoard of 500-800 pieces found in the 1980s. Starting Price: $75 View image on stevealbum.com View 2nd image on stevealbum.com
Lot 1030
INDO-PARTHIAN: LOT of 14 bronze coins, Gondophares (all copper drachms, 7 pcs), Sasan (copper tetradrachms, 3 pcs), Orthognes (copper tetradrachm, 1 pc, pleasing vf), Pakores (copper tetradrachms, 3 pcs), and 1 unidentified copper drachm, mostly f or better, lot of 14 coins, ex. John Page Collection. Starting Price: $110 View image on stevealbum.com View 2nd image on stevealbum.com
Lot 1038
INDO-SCYTHIAN: LOT of 11 bronze coins, various types, identified by Mitchiner, Spalyrises(1 pc), Azes I (1), Azes II (6 pcs, various shapes & denominations), Rajuvala (1), and Aspavarma (1), mostly fine or better, lot of 11 coins, ex. John Page Collection. Starting Price: $110 View image on stevealbum.com View 2nd image on stevealbum.com
Lot 1287
BRITISH INDIA: Victoria, 1837-1901, AR medal (42.62g) (Calclutta) (1861), Pud-861.3 (42.7mm), bust of Queen Victoria left, around VICTORIA D.G. BRIT. REG. FID. DEI., where DEI is an engraver`s error for DEF / within wreath, PUNJAB / EXHIBITION / OF / ARTS, PRODUCE & / MANUFACTURE, with small ribbon below, RR. According to Puddester, the Calcutta produced the bronze medals of this type (which has DEF. rather than DEI. and is illustrated in their records), and the Calcutta mint almost certainly also struck the silver medals. The Latin word dei means "God", and def. is the abbreviation of the word that means "defender." Since dei is not an abbreviation there should not have been a period after that word. Starting Price: $350 View image on stevealbum.com View 2nd image on stevealbum.com
Lot 1423
JAPAN:STUDY LOT of 549 coins (including a few paper items); consisting of a mix of Kanei Tsuho in brass, bronze and iron, many with mint marks and with and without waves; mix of Tempo Tsuho; mix of Hoei Tsuho; mix of Bun Kyu Eiho; lot includes (1) Bo Sen (mother coin) of the Kanei Tsuho type; lot also includes a set of gold color and silver color presentation cash in red and white paper dated November 21, 1928, study lot of 549 items, nearly all coins. Starting Price: $230 View image on stevealbum.com View 2nd image on stevealbum.com
Lot 1485
TURKEY: AE plaque, ND, 101 x 44mm, uniface bronze plaque by A. Palti, figure of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk right with cigarette and binoculars, Extremely Fine. Issued by the Etibank Armagani and presented to particular employees in the 1960s. Starting Price: $55 View image on stevealbum.com View 2nd image on stevealbum.com
Lot 1642
SWEDEN: Fredrik I, 1720-1751, AE medal (14.45g), ND, 32.43mm, VLRICA. ELEONORA.D.G.REGINA. SVECIAE; bust of Ulrika Eleonora right; signed I.C.H. / legends only, 54./ CAROLI XI. FIL./ NATA 1688./ C. 1719./ ABSOLVT. IMP. ABOL./ IN FRIDERICVM./ MARITVM CARISS./ CORONAM. A SE./ ORDINVM. CONSENSV/ TRANSTVLIT./ 1720., minor obverse flan defect, lovely chocolate patina, Extremely Fine. The Swiss Johann Carl Hedlinger (1691–1771) was trained in Paris, became court medalist in Stockholm. In 1718 he became Chief Engraver at the Stockholm Mint, where he produced medals, coins and seals, including medals commemorating events in the reigns of Charles XII, Queen Ulrica Eleonora and King Frederik, as well as a series of 56 medals depicting Swedish rulers from the 9th century onwards in silver and bronze, c. 1728-45. Starting Price: $60 View image on stevealbum.com View 2nd image on stevealbum.com
Lot 1696
WORLDWIDE:MISCELLANEOUS LOT of 34 world coins; Byzantine bronze (3), Roman (1), copper coins (21), silver coins (7), Burtons old curiosity shop falmouth (circa 1900) tokens (2) and Great Britain coin weight of George III, average circulated condition, lot of 34 coins. Starting Price: $100 View image on stevealbum.com View 2nd image on stevealbum.com
Lot 30
A Luristan bronze model of a Horse or Camel Circa 1st Millennium BC Together with a Neolithic period small handled pottery urn, circa 3200-2500 BC; a Hebron Iron Age pottery jar, 1200-586 BC; and an antique Middle-Eastern copper bowl with punchwork border and calligraphy inscription The bronze 2 3/8 in. (6 cm.) long, the bowl 5 1/4 in. (13.3 cm.) diameter.
Lot 42
* Catriona McLeod (b.1946) A large Raku fired `Shell` bowl, with scallop motif to the centre, twin shell handles, and gilt rim; together with another Raku fired bowl, with turquoise glaze and bronze underside Both signed with initials `CMc` to base 13 3/4 in. (35 cm.); and 14 1/4 in. (36.2 cm.) diameter respectively. Provenance: Johnson & Johnson, Bembury Antiques, Somerset, where purchased by the present owner.
Lot 106
Henri Gaudier-Brzeska (1891-1915) Religious Head, 1912/13 Bronze Cast in an edition of 12 inscribed to the reverse with the initials "Z, M, P, K" to each corner 5 x 2 3/8 in. (12.7 x 6 cm.). Provenance: Harold Stanley Ede Jacob Rothschild Mercury Gallery, London, where purchased by the present owner Notes: The inscribed initials to the reverse are said to refer to the friendship between Gaudier (P) and Sophie (Z) with Murray (M) and Mansfield (K). The original white marble work from which this work was cast is currently lost, having been stolen from Kettle`s Yard, Cambridge in 1977.
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