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Salvador Dal', 1904-1989 CABINET ANTHROPOMORPHIQUE inscribed Dal', stamped Fonderia Mibrosa and numbered 168/330 bronze length: 64cm.; 23.625in. Conceived in plaster in 1973 and cast in bronze in three sizes: 23cm.; 64cm. and 186cm. According to Robert Descharnes, the present cast was executed at the Fonderia Mibrosa in Barcelona.
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Salvador Dal', 1904-1989 LA VeNUS SPATIALE inscribed Dal', stamped (c) Jemelion 1984, Cera Persa Perseo SA Mendrisio and numbered 249/350 bronze height (including base): 66cm.; 26in. Conceived in 1977 and cast in bronze in 1984 in an edition of 350 plus 35 artist's proofs. Literature A. Reynolds Morse, Albert Field & Robert Descharnes, Dal', Camblest, 1980, pp. 56-57, illustration of another cast W
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Salvador Dal', 1904-1989 LA LICORNE inscribed Dal', stamped (c) Jemelion 1984, Cera Persa Perseo SA Mendrisio and numbered 269/350 bronze height: 58cm.; 22.75in. Conceived in 1977 and cast in bronze in 1984 in an edition of 350 plus 35 artist's proofs. Literature A. Reynolds Morse, Albert Field & Robert Descharnes, Dal', Camblest, 1980, pp.52-53, illustration of another cast W
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Roman Empire, Emperors Vespasian - Marcus Aurelius, c. 69-180 A.D., a series of denarii (28), comprising Vespasian (1), Titus (1), Domitian (1), Nerva (1), Trajan (6), Hadrian (5), his wife Sabina (2), Antoninus Pius (7), his wife Faustina (2), L. Verus (1) and M. Aurelius (1), various reverse types, mixed grades but several very fine or rather better, probably an old hoard; together with a sestertius of Trajan, rev. Via Triana, fair, and three other bronze coins (32) £200-250. Foreign Coins 50. France, Napoleon III, gold 5 francs, 1859A; U.S.A., silver dollar, 1890S; Russia, Alexander III, Coronation rouble, 1883, all fine or better; and sundry other foreign coins (35), a few in silver including a Spanish-American 'cob', mixed grades (38)
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Victoria (1837-1901), Diamond Jubilee, 1897, large bronze medal, by ? (unsigned), diademed bust left within concentric inscription, rev. nine-line inscription upon map of the Empire, 69mm. (Brown II, 3585), the otherwise plain edge engraved in running script '22 June 1897, Bicycle Competition Prize, M.P. Loader Symonds', some light bruising to rims both sides, otherwise very fine or better, the medal a rare commemorative with the added cycling interest; and another unrelated Victorian bronze prize medal, this extremely fine (2)
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France, Louis XVI (1774-93), Convening of the National Assembly, 4th August 1789, large silver medal, by Duvivier & Gatteaux, bust of Louis right, rev. Assembly swearing oaths, 64mm. (Julius 48), rim stamped 'Argent' etc. denoting a post-1880 restrike but extremely fine and toned and a handsome medal; with sundry British and foreign medallions (16), mostly base metal, including Death of the Duke of Wellington, 1852 (Eimer 145), scarce; and Diamond Jubilee, 1897, large official bronze and two small silver medals, mixed grades, some extremely fine (17)
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Miniatures: an unattributed group of 5, comprising: 1914 Star trio with M.I.D.; G.S.M., 1918, bar Southern Desert, Iraq, and another G.S.M. (masquerading as King Feisal's War Medal?), mounted for wearing; and sundry other miniatures (9), including M.B.E., type 1, Zulu War, 1877, bar 1877-8, and a bronze Royal Humane Society's medal for lifesaving, mostly extremely fine (14)
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Three to 786 Pte. A.F. Jeffrey, Seaforth Highlanders: 1914-15 Star; British War & Victory Medals; together with bronze Memorial Plaque (Arthur Frederick Jeffrey), extremely fine or better; together with a Christmas 1914 brass cigarette tin (5) A.F. Jeffrey was killed in action in France & Flanders, 28th July 1916.
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Five to 2nd Corporal A. Riley, R.E., late Manchester Regiment: 1914-15 Star; British War & Victory Medals (10 Pte., Manch. R.); Defence Medal (unnamed); Territorial Force Efficiency, Geo. V (2. Cpl., R.E.); together with three silver merit medals, Manchester Regt. For Army Signalling, a Royal Life-Saving Society bronze medal (all named to Riley and dated 1909-13), another named item, a silver War Badge and a Christmas 1914 brass cigarette tin, all extremely fine or better (12)
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An interesting group of 5 to Lieut. (later Major) G.E.F. Van der Noot, Irish Guards, formerly Head Chorister at St. George's Chapel, Windsor, and a Railway Transport Officer in the Second World War, comprising: British War & Victory Medals (Lieut.); Defence & War Medals; Coronation, 1902, bronze medal, mounted court-style for wearing, generally extremely fine; together with a miniature Coronation 1902 medal (6) Also included with the lot is a [disbound] scrapbook containing numerous items relating to the recipient's time as a chorister at St. George's Chapel, Windsor, in addition to his military career; these include two named tickets for the 1902 Coronation at which event Van der Noot was singing [one is dated 26th June, the other is undated and is presumably for the second ceremony on 9th August which had been delayed due to the King's illness], a souvenir 'Account of the Music at the Coronation', and a named ticket (to the Organ Loft) for the marriage of H.R.H. Princess Alice of Albany to H.S.H. Prince Alexander of Teck (Windsor, 10th February 1904); military ephemera includes a War Office letter concerning a wound and another official letter indicating that the recipient was serving in Cologne with the Army of Occupation in Feb. 1919. During the Second World War Van der Noot was R.T.O. at Euston & St. Pancras Stations.
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A family group of medals, comprising: L. Cpl. F.G. Hodges, Royal Sussex Regiment: 1914-15 Star (G-13 L. Cpl.); British War & Victory Medals (both Pte.), with bronze Memorial Plaque and Scroll (both named to Frederick George Hodges) Pte. A.R. Hodges, The Queen's Regiment: British War & Victory Medals; Queen's Regiment, P.O.W.'s 'Welcome Home' medal, bronze (unnamed), all with traces of old cleaning and the Memorial Plaque with glue residue on reverse, otherwise mostly extremely fine (8) F.G. Hodges was killed in action with the B.E.F., 29th August 1918.
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Great War pairs (2), comprising: British War & Victory Medals (39273 Pte. A. Croston, Linc. R./3034 Pte. J. Bancroft, 56-Bn. A.I.F.); 1914-15 Stars (2 - 9100 Pte. G. Wood & 17508 Pte. T. Tomkinson, both Manch. R) and a Victory Medal (3852 Pte. J. Collins, Glouc. R.), very fine or better; together with Khedive's bronze star for 1882 (unnamed), sometime gilt(?) but nearly very fine (8)
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Three to Constable B.L. Holland: Defence & War Medals; Police Long Service, Eliz. II, mounted for wearing; and a Royal Life-Saving Society's bronze medal to the same recipient (named and dated 1937), cased; together with an I.S.O., Ed. VII, central enamel damaged, otherwise fine; other medals (2); sundry coins of the world (several hundreds), including a few in silver, and a 1951 proof halfcrown, mixed grades but the last practically as issued; and a quantity of stamps (lot)
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Ansonia, New York. An early 20th century American gilt bronze and glazed mantel clock, the movement striking on a coiled gong, with mercury filled pendulum, the rectangular top with acanthus and shell cast corners, surmounted by a similar urn finial, above a circular enamelled dial, on acanthus and scroll cast feet, 39cm high
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An early 19th century continental single fusee bronze cased desk time piece, the case in the form of lovers sitting beneath a flowering arbour, the watch type movement with pierced cock plate, marked for Goodman London, 20cm (8in). A Henry Goodman is recorded as working as a watchmaker in London circa 1800 by E H Baillie in his Watchmakers and Clock Makers of the World
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Royal Life Saving Society award of Merit AR medal to O.S.V. Waterlow 1936, diam 32mm, ditto bronze award to same recipient Oct 1933; Mediterranean Capital Ships Arbuthnot Trophy medal 1938 to Midn Waterloo HMS Hood with 2 small shield shaped awards "Old Hall League 1929" and 1931. Old Hall School silver sports awards (4) of 1925 and 1929 (un-named), diam 32mm, EF cased; an Old School Jefferson Shield medal to I. Waterlow, VF and an AE medallion "A L'Heroique Pologne" VF. (11)
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9 cap badges: 15th H (777), copy 19th H double scroll, 20th H and one collar, R Home Counties Reserve Regt, officers silver plated Tanks, gilt and silver plated Reconnaissance, Machine Gun, RAC brass and WM; 6 staybrite cavalry caps, an 18thH bronze collar; GC to VGC; 2 caps, 9th L and 12th H (worn). . (19)
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