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Lot 207
Two wrought iron driveway gates, Bromsgrove Guild, each with scrolling top, one depicting a pheasant in the centre of the scroll, the other an owl, 102cm x 120cm wide, both 201cm high. Note: The Bromsgrove Guild began in the late 19th century as an Arts & Crafts movement group. They manufactured objects in many media - metal, wood, plaster, bronze, tapestry and glass. The Guild survived until the early 1960s. The Guild's influence was widespread; one of their members was lost en route to the USA sailing on RMS Titanic. Perhaps the Guild's most famous objects - certainly those most seen by the public - are the main gates of Buckingham Palace.
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A Japanese katana with slightly curved single edged blade, length approx 72cm, with straight yakiba, tang signed on both sides and having two mounting holes, oval bronze tsuba, the chord bound fish skin covered grip with three disk minuki, mounts decorated with chrysanthemums, other flowers and foliage, in its matching fish skin covered scabbard, applied with two suspension rings. (See illustrations)
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Victoria, young head, copper coins: pennies, 1841, no colon after 'REG' and 1854, ornamental trident, no colons on rev., good very fine, 1854, ornamental trident, 'DEF' far colon, very fine and 1854, plain trident, fair, halfpennies, 1853, knock to '5' in date, otherwise almost very fine, 1854, almost extremely fine and 1858, fair, farthings, 1839 (2), one very fine and one fair, 1840, light graffiti to obv., 1841, 1853 and 1854 (2), one fair, half farthings, 1844 (3) and bronze pennies, 1860 toothed border, 1862 & 1874 H, last two fair, otherwise mainly fine, unless stated (20)
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