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Click here to subscribeAfter Jules Moigniez (French 1835-1894), A Pair of Late 19th Century Bronze Models of Storks Wrestling with Snakes, the larger with his right foot raised and grasping a snake, the smaller with a snake wrapped around his neck, both stood on tortoises, mounted on griotte and sienna marble circular plinths, 26.5cms high
An early 17th century Flemish bronze mortar and two pestles, of flaring design, the frieze with a band of foliate lappets above a broad band of stylised animals between foliate cast fixed loop handles, the rim signed 'Heinrick Ter Horst Me Fecit Anno 1607', including two pestles of ringed baluster form (3), 19cm diameter, 14.3 cm high
A collection of British copper and bronze coins, including Cartwheel twopences, pennies, halfpennies and farthings, a George III half crown 1819, an Anne shilling 1711 (pierced), two George IV shillings, two William III sixpences and various earlier farthings, including James II, William and Mary, William III and George I.
A collection of British and foreign coins, including a Victoria Young Head half crown 1884, various pre-decimal coins, two 1953 crowns, cigarette silks, various half crowns, pennies, halfpennies and farthings, a set of six Irish decimal coins 1971 in a green folder, three 1951 crowns, six 1953 crowns, a quantity of sixpences and half crowns, and a few foreign coins, together with a collection of copper and bronze British coins, including pennies, halfpennies and farthings, a quantity of FA Cup centenary football medallions, contained in a grey album, and sundry.
H Sanders, a bronze plaque of Edward Ernest Bowen (1836-1901), the bearded Harrow school master depicted head on within architectural oak frame, signed and dated 1925, 38 x 30.50cm (14.82 x 11.90in). Bowen arrived at Harrow in 1859 and stayed until his death. Besides other innovations, and sporting activities he wrote the famous Harrow School song 'Forty Years On'. As an undergraduate he walked the 90 miles from Cambridge to Oxford in 26 hours
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