We found 350105 price guide item(s) matching your search
There are 350105 lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service.
Click here to subscribe- List
- Grid
-
350105 item(s)/page
Lot 224
Single Line bronze Key Token CAWBURN JCN - CARMONDEAN JCN No 12, `C` Configuration. Ex Edinburgh - Bathgate line that was reintroduced in in 1986. The interlocking at Newbridge was delayed and as a consequence, two temporary signal boxes were created at Cawburn Jcn and Carmondean Jcn. In use on this section from 16 Mar 1986 until 4th May 1986. The temporary boxes were then removed following the commissioning of the new interlocking at Newbridge which was controlled from Edinburgh SC.
Lot 14006
A fine Chinese archaic bronze Fanghu, Han dynasty (206 BC - 220AD) of squared baluster shape with cast and ring handles and embossed diaper pattern ring top, entirely covered with cuprite malachite and azurite encrustation. Provenance: From a private European collection" approximately 20 cms high Condition: Essentially good condition with typical encrustation. One face with a very tiny dent; one top corner with a pinprick hole. View on auctionatrium.com
Lot 15142
Chinese Censer decorated in brown and gilt in imitation of Chinese `splash bronze` ware, Qianlong impressed six character seal mark, late nineteenth century of compressed globular form, the shoulder with a band of moulded key pattern design interrupted by two stylized animal heads and with two finely detailed mask and ring handles, the base with a slightly spreading foot and the top with a short, slightly everted rim, decorated in imitation of ‘splash bronze ware’ with a mottled brown glaze with gilt highlighting, the interior and base similarly decorated and the base also with a well formed embossed six character Qianlong seal mark. Many attempts were made by the eighteenth century potters working for the court to produce porcelain items imitating pieces in other materials. The tradition continued into the nineteenth century and this piece is a very high quality example of this retrospective type of ware." Width 19.5cm (max), Ht 6.3cm Good condition with no restoration; one mask ring handle ear with a small piece missing to the extremity View on auctionatrium.com
Lot 15205
A Japanese bronze vase with basket weave effect, signed, circa 1900 of broad bulbous form with four feet in the form of bamboo shoots and widely flaring at the neck, good weight and patina and well cast in a naturalistic fashion with various segments of basket weave decoration including an imitation woven band to the top rim edge, the base with a three character cast maker’s mark." Ht 22cm; top diam 17cm Good condition; a small amount of green patina corrosion spots to the top interior View on auctionatrium.com
Lot 15280
A rare archaic bronze Ding and cover, Han Dynasty (206 BC - 220AD) of flattened globular shape with three slightly cabriole feet and L shaped handles, the rim bearing an old incised inscription; the domed cover also with an old incised inscription and with three looped hooks. Good patina with some malachite encrustation. Provenance: From a private European collection, purchased E. Pranger, Amsterdam, 25 May 1996" 17 cm high, 22cm diameter Essentially good condition with typical encrustation. The cover with two tiny square solder repairs; the base with an area of old repair and a few small splits. View on auctionatrium.com
Lot 763
* Third Reich - SS WWII Dress-sword. A fine and rare presentation SS officer’s dress-sword by P.D. Luneschloss, Solingen, c. 1930s-1940s, having damascene single-edged decorative blade with inlaid gilt metal inscription “Meinem Treuen Kampfer - Ludwig Deutsch” and with inlaid facsimile signature inscribed “Heinrich Himmler”, with further engraved inlaid inscription verso “Meine Ehre heist Treue”, silver-plated hilt with bullion-wired grip, applied eagle & swastika in oak-leaf wreath bronze relief badge, and nickel-plated hilt-guard, and having knotted bullion-wired short ribboned sash with macramé acorn finial embroidered with “SS” motif to hilt, together with original black japanned steel sheath, ornamented nickel-plated decorative mount to top, complete with leather belt-frog and steel clasp attachments, the whole encased in original soft chamois leather protective outer sheath, 36in (92cm) long (1)
Lot 782
* WWII. A large high explosive shell, cast aluminium with bronze bound cast iron base, de-activated, variously stamped 155 HDM, 1106 LCT SIL-1.3, Number DL12, together with an ARP Warden’s steel-helmet, white painted, inscribed “W”-shelter, and two other similar black-painted helmets (one lining detached), also with two ‘Baby-Respirator’ Infant’s wartime gas-masks with in-built cradle support, two handlamps and two other gas-masks, etc. (10)
Lot 506
* Investiture as Prince of Wales, 1911, copper medal, by Fattorini, uniformed bust half left (as Gi. CM31), EDWARD PRINCE OF WALES around, rev., plumes, INVESTITURE CARNARVON CASTLE around, JULY 1911 on ribbon below, 32mm (as Gi. CM33), almost mint state, in original fitted card case with maker’s name Fattorini (illustrated); official silver medal (3), by W. Goscombe John, 32mm (Gi. CM23b; BHM 4079), the first toned, mint state, others extremely fine and these in cases of issue; bronze medal by Vaughtons, uniformed bust facing, rev., crest over inscription, 32mm (Gi. CM28b), extremely fine, in case of issue (5) The first medal is unrecorded in Giordano and BHM. The design is identical to that of the larger medal, Gi. CM33 (38mm) except that the bust does not reach the edge. CM31 is of the same size and has an identical bust, but has a Welsh legend and different reverse. They are listed in BHM as “probably by Messrs Vaughton” but the fitted case would appear to indicate that they were issued by Fattorini & Sons Ltd.
Lot 507
* Visit to the United States, 1919, American Numismatic Society silver medal, by John Flanagan, uniformed bust right, plumes to right, rev., figure of Columbia standing on dais in welcome, oak branches to left and right, inscription in 9 lines to left, 62mm (Gi. CM44b; BHM 4136; Eimer 1968), numbered on edge 77, from an issue of 145 specimens, extremely fine (illustrated); A.N.S. bronze medal, similar, 62mm (Gi. CM44a; BHM 4136; Eimer 1968), numbered on edge 30, from an issue of 227 specimens, good very fine (2)
Lot 509
Malaya-Borneo Exhibition, 1922, copper medal, by C. Thomas, head right, rev., MALAYA BORNEO EXHIBITION over, Britannia to right of view of local village, AWARDED TO over blank cartouche below, 45mm (Gi. CM 67a), mint state, in fitted case of issue; Return to Great Britain, 1922, oval bronze medal, by F. Bowcher for Spink, crowned bust left, within cartouche framed rim, ornate suspension loop, rev., three vertical plumes dividing date, WELCOME over, HOME below, 34 x 50mm (Gi. CM68a; Eimer 1979), extremely fine (2)
Lot 519
* Edward VIII, Proposed Coronation, 1937 (struck 1936), silver medal, by Josef Tautenhayn, Vienna mint, head left, EDVARDVS VIII: D: G: BRITT: OMN: REX around in large lettering, signed J. TAUTENHAYN FEC. below truncation, rev., large crown, 19-37 over, FID: DEF: IND: IMP: above, DIADEMA: ACCEPIT below, hall-mark on edge A 900, 60mm (Gi. CM301b; BHM 4297; Eimer 2043), minor scratches on obverse, toned, very fine (illustrated); bronze medal, by Ludwig Hujer, Vienna mint, uniformed bust left, EDWARD VIII below, rev., VIVAT CRESCAT FLOREAT etc. around IN REMEMBRANCE OF THE CORONATION 1937, 81mm (Gi. CM300; BHM 4289), as struck, in case of issue (2)
Lot 520
Edward, Prince of Wales, medals from 1896 to 1936, in silver (4) and base metal (70): marriage of the Duke of York (the future George V), 1893, by A. Fenwick, copper, for Saffron Walden, rev., arms of Saffron Walden, 38mm (BHM-, cf. 3442 for a similar piece for Stafford); four generations of the Royal family 1896/9 (6), revs., Remington typewriter, blank, Bon Marché Sydney, three shields (2), and W. S. Lincoln; Victoria, Diamond Jubilee, 1897 (3); Prince Edward of York (as a young boy), 1911; Investiture, Holyhead; Investure, by Vaughtons (2, different); coronation, 1911 (2, one with ribbon); Prince of Wales fund award, 1914; reception committee, 1919; visit to Australia, 1920 (3); visit to Geelong, 1920 (2); visit to Hyde Park Works North British Locomotive Co., 1921; Royal visit 1923 (4, different); cameograph model for British Empire Day medal series, undated; British Empire Exhibition, 1924 (4); as Colonel, Welsh Guards, undated (1924?); visit to South Africa, 1924; visit to Cape Town, 1925 (2); visit to Molteno, 1925; visit to Wynberg Cape, 1925; Britannia Lodge, 1925; visit to Argentina, 1925 (2, different); visit to Hull, 1926; British Empire Day, 1926 (2), 1927 (2, different metals), 1928, 1929 (3, 2 in fitted cases, partially pierced), 1931, and undated type (issued 1928, 3, all different); Church Lad’s Brigade Review, 1927; opening of new Parliament building, Northern Ireland, 1932 (2, different); silver jubilee, 1935 (3, different); maiden voyage of the Queen Mary, 1936, bronze (Gi. CM 2a, 3a, 4, 5a (2), 8a (2), 8b, 12, 14c, 26, 27a, 30a, 36a, 36b, 38, 45.2, 47b, 50a, 50b, 55a (2), 60, 70, 72, 73, 74, 78, 85 (large type (2), small type (1), 87, 89, 91, 93a (2), 96B, 97a, 102.4, 106a, 107b, 110a, 110b, 112a (2), 117a, 118a, 118b, 123a, 124a, 125a, 125a (with 4 bars), 125b, 125c, 126b, 130a, 135b, 136, cf. 141.1, cf. 182, 358a; BHM 3529, 4079, 4136, 4190, 4201, 4249 (large and small silver, each in case of issue); 4263, 4282); also two medals unrecorded in Giordano: four generations of the Royal Family, aluminium medal (hollow), 1895 (?), christening scene as Gi. CM1-2, but rev., Medway Coal Company, 38.4mm; International Fisheries Exhibition, 1922, gilt base metal medal, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd., H R H THE PRINCE OF WALES K G around head left, rev., fishermen at sea hauling in nets, INTERNATIONAL FISHERIES EXHIBITION 1922, 44.7mm; together with badges (4): Victoria, Diamond Jubilee, illustrating four generations (Gi. CM10.1, 10.2), Prince of Wales R.M.I.G. silver badge, 1927, by G. Kenning & Son (Gi. CM116), and visit to Coventry Cathedral, 1934, tin (Gi.-), mainly very fine or better (78)
Loading...-
350105 item(s)/page