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Lot 640
Russia. Peter III (1761-1762). Rouble. 1762-. St. Petersburg, 1762 (Nazar Kutuzov). Obv: Bust right, Peter III, by the grace of God, emperor of all Russia. Rx: Crowned double-headed eagle with arms on breast, Coin rouble.. Davenport 1682. Bitkin 11. Severin 1882, KM C#47.1.. NGC VF Details, Surface hairlines.
Lot 641
Russia. Catherine II, The Great (1762-1796). Rouble. 23.30g. 1762-. St. Petersburg, (Nazar Kutuzov). Obv: Bust right, Peter III, by the grace of God, emperor of all Russia. Rx: Crowned double-headed eagle with arms on breast, Coin rouble. Ex Chicago Collection 1920’s.. Davenport 1682. Bitkin 11. Severin 1882. KM C#47.1.. Fine.
Lot 651
Russia. Nicholas II (1894-1917). Rouble. 1898-. Rouble. Alexander II Memorial. St. Petersburg Mint, 1898. Obv: Bust to left with legend, Alexander II Emperor and Autocrat of all the Russias. Born 17 April 1818 died 1 March 1881. AΓ on truncation. Rx: Alexander II memorial in the Kremlin with the legend, Commenced by the Emperor Alexander III 1892 and completed by the emperor Nicholas II 1898. In exergue In the Moscow Kremlin and Rouble. Rare. Ex Chicago Collection 1920’s.. Severin 4055. Bit 323 (R). Uzdenikov 4198. KM Y#28. NGC MS61.
Lot 652
Russia. Alexander III Memorial. Rouble. 1912-. St. Petersburg Mint, Obv: Bust left with legend, Alexander III Emperor and Autocrat of all the Russias. Born 26 February 1845 died 20 October 1894. AΓ on truncation. Rx: Enthroned statue of the Czar with legend Through the love of the people and Nicholas II, This statue was erected in Moscow 1912, Rouble below. Rare. Ex Chicago Collection 1920’s.. Davenport 297. Bit 330 (R). Severin 4165. KM Y#69.. NGC MS61.
Lot 660
Russia. Group lot 2 Roubles. Rouble. -. 1. Petter II. 1727-1730. Rouble 1728. Obv: Laureate bust right. Rayed star of order on breast. Dot ends legend. Rx: No stars in legend. Date in cruciform with 4 crowns, monograms in angles. Lettered edge. Davenport 1668, Severin 971, KM 182.2. 2.Anna I
Lot 661
Russia. Group lot 2 Roubles. Rouble. -. 1. Catherine I. 1725-1727. Rouble 1727. Obv: Bust right. Rx:Crown above crowned double-headed eagle. Stars in reverse legend. Lettered edge MOCKOBCKOTO ДBOP…Davenport 1665, Severin 860, KM 177.1 2. Petter II 1727-1730. Rouble 1729. Obv: Laureate bust r
Lot 1087
Bastien, Pierre. LE BUSTE MONÉTAIRE DES EMPEREURS ROMAINS. Wetteren, 1992–94. Three volumes. 4to, original matching red cloth, gilt. 327, (5), 24, 333–768, 45, (3) pages; numerous drawings; 266 plates comprising enlargements of coins and related art objects such as statues, busts, reliefs, engraved gems, ivories and paintings. A fine set. Numismatique romaine: essais, recherches et documents, Vol. XIX. The first comprehensive work devoted to the various elements of the Roman Imperial bust on coins, from Augustus to the end of the Western Empire. Organized into fifty-six chapters, it covers the following design elements: crowns, clothing, weapons, insignia, attributes, postures and gestures. Each element is studied from inception to the end of its evolution, including a discussion of its interpretation, which may vary over time. The painstaking research involved in this landmark work draws on literary sources and on contemporary figurative monuments. An indispensable aid not only to numismatists but also to students of Roman iconography in general. Bastien considered this his most important work and devoted several years of effort to the project, struggling with his deteriorating eyesight while doing so.
Lot 370
A parcel lot of ceramics and glass to include a hexagonal glass footed paperweight with inset bronze plaque of Napoleon, signed, bell with bust handle and battle scene to side, and various 19th Century bisque figures and plaques mostly German, to include Bathing belle, girls etc, Stratton compact, lions, boxes etc, some A/F, 15 pieces.
Lot 1116
Assorted Mid 20th Century Evening Wear including a Roecliffe Chapman Grosvenor Street lime green full length dress with gold metallic floral appliques (size 38); similar full length dress in blue; pink brocade evening dress with velvet pleated mount to the bust; black floral evening skirt with lace trims and appliques; green satin sleeveless cocktail dress with pleated detailing to the waist; green fitted evening jacket with feather/fern style appliques (6)
Lot 507
Four: Military Medal, Geo V first type (841152 Sjt G McLean D 70/Bde RFA), BWM, Victory (1643 WO Cl 2 G McLean RA), T.F.E.M Geo V military bust (841152 B.S.Mjr G McLean RFA), VF top NEF (small digs to TFEM edge before and after naming). Plate 1 Note: Military Medal Supplement to the London Gazette 21st August 1917
Lot 584
TFEM, Geo V military bust (3 Sjt E K Bates 4/The Queen’s Regt) VF; Efficiency Medals with Territorial suspender bars (2): Geo V issue (4259167 Cpl J S Forster 4 R North’d Fus) VF; Geo VI Ind Imp (3189137 Pte T Jackson KOSB), VF. Efficiency Medal with Militia bar, Geo VI Ind Imp (1984894 Sjt A C McIntosh RE) VF (minor edge bruising).. (4)
Lot 836
A scarce French 20 bore officers’ Model 1740-1750 Gendarmerie de France flintlock holster pistol, 18½” overall, barrel 11¾” with top flat and octagonal breech; stepped lock with flat swan neck cock and squared pan with unbridled frizzen, the plate with engraved decoration and name “La Chai-- Paris”; fullstocked with steel trigger guard, ramrod pipes and long spurred butt cap with silver grotesque mask finial, and with openwork silver sideplate incorporating laureate bust, and silver escutcheon surmounted by coronet and incorporating military trophies. GWO & QGC (cleaned overall, repairs to fore-end, replacement ramrod) Plate 11
Lot 108
A rare early 19th century West Indies carved horn pipe tamper, with a head finial having braided hair and a pewter collar, replaced base, 3Όin (8.2cm) high, an 18th century boxwood squirrel pipe tamper, 3Όin (8.2cm) high, an 18th century boxwood pipe tamper with chip carved geometric decoration, a 19th century treen boot and leg pipe tamper, a 19th century treen shoe pipe tamper and a brass bust of the Duke of Wellington pipe tamper. (6) See Alastair Leslie, 300 Years of Tobacco Stoppers, 2012, pp 244-245, plates 319-321 for similar examples of West Indian tampers.
Lot 401
Pierre-Jean David, called David d`Angers (French, 1789-1856). A relief portrait bust of George Cuvier, bronze, titled `GEORGE CUVIER` and signed `P. J. DAVID 1832`, 6Ύin (17.2cm) diameter, in a burr veneered frame. Georges Cuvier (French, 1769-1832) naturalist and zoologist. There is a a marble bust of Cuvier by David, dated 1832 in the Louvre, Paris. Provenance: Ex collection Ralph Holland (1917-2012), art historian.
Lot 416
Thomas Sharp (1805 - 1882). Augustus FitzClarence, marble bust, titled, signed and dated 1831, 24½in (62.2cm) high, with a later painted pedestal. (2) Provenance: The Old Rectory, Mapledurham, Oxfordshire. Rupert Gunnis, The Dictionary of British Sculptors 1660 - 1851, records busts of Lord Augustus FitzClarance by Sharp. Augustus FitzClarence was the illegitimate son of Prince William, later King William IV and his mistress, Dorothea Jordan, an Irish actress. He became the vicar of Mapledurham, Oxfordshire in 1829, where he remained until his death in 1854.
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