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Lot 175
A pair of Klungkung, Bali hardwood busts, she wears a pierced headdress, he has an ornate coiffure, each inscribed and dated 1936, maximum height 32cm. Condition report: No restoration, small split to back of neck on smaller bust please see images for damage area. Generally in fairly good condition.
Lot 1327
A rare Jack Chalker ( British Born 1918 ) bronze bust study of a child being raised on a large wooden plinth. Bearing notation to the base for the Royal Bath & West Show exhibit No 67 Jack Chalker, who has died aged 96, was a British artist who drew and painted the atrocities he witnessed as a prisoner of war on the Burma-Siam Railway, also known as the “Death Railway”. Made famous by Pierre Boulle’s book (and David Lean’s film) The Bridge on the River Kwai, the railway is now a byword for war crimes. More than 12,000 Allied prisoners perished during its construction, along with at least 90,000 Asian labourers On Chalker’s release in 1945 he joined the Australian Army HQ in Bangkok as a war artist; some of his work was used in evidence at the Tokyo war trials. On his return to England he resumed his studies, graduating from the Royal College of Art in 1951. For more than a decade after his repatriation he could not sleep properly. Nor could he look at his drawings and paintings: it would take 40 years for him to take his works out of the box in which they were stored. In 1950, after teaching History of Art at Cheltenham Ladies’ College he became principal of Falmouth College of Art and, in 1957, principal of West of England College of Art, where he remained until his retirement in the mid-1980 Measures: 88cms high x 122cms wide x 9cms deep.
Lot 633
A small collection of coins, including: Charles II, silver Crown, 1676, edge V. OCTAVO (S 3358), obverse less than fine, reverse about fine; Anne, silver Half-Crown, 1713, roses and plumes (S 3607), near fine; George II, silver Half-Crown, 1746, LIMA below bust, plain angles to reverse (S 3695A), near very fine, reverse a little better; France, Louis XVIII, silver 5 Francs, 1822 A; and twelve others. [16]
Lot 630
A small collection of silver coins, comprising: Aethelred II (978-1016), Penny, bare headed bust, R. voided long cross, (S 1151) about fine; Edward I (1272-1307), Penny, new coinage, Edward in full, clipped, fair or better; Edward III (1327-77), Half-Groat, 4th coinage, London, clipped, fair or better; Elizabeth I, Sixpence, 1570, rose and date, clipped, fair; another similar, 1569, clipped, poor; James I, Sixpence, 1603, mm thistle, clipped, fair, reverse better; William III, Sixpence, 1697, Exeter, R. large crowns (S 3541), adjustment marks, good fine or better; another similar, 1696, fair; Anne, Shilling 1707, Edinburgh (S 3608), fair or nearly fine; George IV, Shilling, third reverse, fair. [10]
Lot 684
Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965), Pair of silver medals, 1965, by G. Colley for Gregory & Co, bust almost full-face, rev the "V" for Victory sign, 57.5mm & 38.5mm, case of issue, with certificate, numbered 1024 (of 5000); Moon Landing, 1969, set of three silver medals, by Metalimport, case of issue, with certificate, numbered 795; Queen Victoria, 150th Anniversary of Birth, 1969, set of three silver medals, numbered 32, case of issue; another set, in folders, numbered 2; Elizabeth II, Silver Jubilee; Prince of Wales, Investiture, medals; Concorde stamp replicas, in cases or folders. Virtually mint state. (qty)
Lot 634
Silver coins: Charles II, Crown, 1671, edge indistinct, fair; William III, Crown, 1696, first bust, edge OCTAVO, good fine or a little better; Anne, Crown, 1707, E, edge SEXTO, good fine or better; Victoria, Halfcrown, 1883, fair, reverse better; Victoria, Florin, 1900, fair or a little better; Edward VII, Florin, date indistinct, poor (S 3358; 3470; 3600; 3889; 3939; 3981) [6]
Lot 642
A collection of British silver coins, comprising: Victoria: crowns (2), 1887, jubilee bust, very fine and nearly so; double florin, 1887, Roman I, nearly extremely fine or better; double florin, 1889, Arabic 1, fine; halfcrown, 1887, very fine; Florin, 1887, very fine; shillings (4), 1887, small head, all about extremely fine; Edward VII: shilling, 1910, nearly extremely fine; George V: halfcrowns (4), 1915, 1916, 1917 and 1918, fine, very fine, very fine and fine; florins (2), 1916 and 1919, nearly extremely fine and very fine; shillings (3), 1915, 1916 and 1916, all about extremely fine; sixpences (3), 1916, extremely fine [23] (S 3921; 3922; 3923; 3924; 3925; 3926; 3982; 4011; 4012; 4013; 4014)
Lot 585
Three commemorative medals: Coronation of Queen Caroline 1727, J. Croker, draped bust, reverse with the Queen flanked by Religion and Britannia, silver 34 mm (E 512), much wear to bust and other high points, initials JRL engraved beside bust, soldered suspension ring; Birth of Princess Helena, bust to sinister, reverse PRINCESS HELENA BORN MAY 25 1846, bronze 8.6 mm, very fine; Coronation 1911, Belfast Coronation Celebrations, loose ring suspension, 18 carat gold (marked for Birmingham 1911) 25 mm, extremely fine. [3] Wilhelmina Charlotte Caroline of Brandenburg-Ansbach (1683-1737), Queen Consort of Great Britain as wife of George II. Princess Helena Augusta Victoria, third daughter of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.
Lot 584
A collection of medallions, comprising: George III, Royal Naval College Second Mathematical Prize, bust of the king, reverse engraved to 'Graham Price Beck Christmas 1825', silver, 53 mm (E 980), good very fine; Coronation of Queen Victoria 1838, reverse with Victoria receiving her crown from Britannia, Hibernia and Scotia, silver, 36 mm (E 1315), light scratching to obverse, otherwise nearly extremely fine with attractive toning; Coronation of George V 1911 (2), reverse with bust of Queen Mary, bronze, 51 mm (E 1922a), each in case of issue, one toned, both about extremely fine; Investiture of Edward, Prince of Wales 1911, three-quarters bust crowned and draped, reverse with Caernavon Castle, silver, 35mm (E 1925), cased, good very fine. [5]
Lot 631
Four hammered coins: Henry VIII (1509-47), silver half-groat, Canterbury, R. CIVITAS CANTOR WA, mm 121 (S 2343); Edward VI (1547-53), silver shilling, mm appears to be TC monogram (Bristol); Elizabeth I, silver sixpence, 1568, small flan, rose and date, mm coronet; Charles I, (1625-49), silver shilling, Briot's bust, mm triangle (1639-40); the second about fair, the others fine, some degree of clipping to each.[4]
Lot 763
A late 19th century oil painting on canvas laid onto board, bust length portrait of a young child in green dress, 30 x 22cm in gilt frame, a blkack and white wood cut print of potato harvesting and further prints and books relating to Bletchly Park, together with a quantity of late 19th/early 20th century books including Jane Austen, Thomas Hardy, Mrs Gaskell, etc and also including Punch's Pocket Book 1846 (displayed in cabinet)
Lot 218
EMILE PINEDO (1840 – 1916): A BRONZE BUST OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE dressed in military uniform, with original enamel medal pinned to chest, on a stepped square green marble base, with initial ‘N’ below a crown in gilt metal, signed PINEDO, stamped with the ‘’Bronze Garanti au Titre’’ foundry seal, medal is loose 23,5cm high
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