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A French patinated bronze mantel clock, unsigned, circa 1880, the eight-day countwheel bell striking movement with recessed gilt centre to dial within silvered chapter ring with applied gilt Roman numerals, the case with Grecian bust surmount above two stylised griffin terms issuing from scrolls applied to moulded projections flanking the dial, on swept plinth base with delicate stylised ivy leaf tracery relief cast decoration above generous mouldings to the shallow skirt, 48cm (19ins) high
‡ARAB-BYZANTINEGold Solidus, undated (possibly circa 60-72h)OBVERSE: DN FOCAS – P?RP AVC, draped and cuirassed bust facing, wearing crown, surmounted by plain vertical diadem and without pendilia, and holding globe surmounted by plain shaftREVERSE: VICTOR- - A AVÇG I, angel standing facing holding long staff with looped top and globe surmounted by plain shaft; in ex., CONOBWEIGHT: 4.45gREFERENCES: Bernardi 1; Miles, EAGC p.207, 1; CONDITION: Minor marks, crudely struck but almost extremely fine, excessively rare and historically important ‡ a 5% import tax if the lot is purchased from within the UK.
ARAB-BUKHARAN, TEMP. HARUN AL-RASHID, GOVERNOR ‘ALISilver Muhammadiya drachm, without mint or dateOBVERSE: Degraded Sasanian bust right Behind head: Muhammadiya (the term for the fine silver issue of this type) Beneath bust: Mimma amara bihi ‘Ali Before face: Sogdian legendREVERSE: Degraded fire-altar and attendantsWEIGHT: 2.10gREFERENCES: Album ‘96E’; Zeno 117759, this pieceCONDITION: Good very fine and of the highest rarity NOTE: This extremely rare coin belongs to a group which constitutes some of the very last Islamic coins to follow pre-Islamic prototypes. The design ultimately derives from a Sasanian drachm of Varhran V, issued in the early fifth century A.D., which was imitated on coins struck at Bukhara for centuries before the coming of Islam. These pre-Islamic rulers used the title Bukharkhudat. Much as in Sijistan, where the Islamic coinage of the 8th century Hijri alternated between regular, post-Reform Umayyad and Abbasid dirhams and debased Arab-Sasanian drachms, Bukhara also seems to have continued to strike Islamicized Bukharkhudat drachms alongside more conventional Islamic coins. In both cases the explanation seems to have been a combination of geographical remoteness and an unwillingness among the local population to accept the new coinage, with which they may well still have been unfamiliar. The governor cited on this coin has been identified as ‘Ali b. ‘Isa b. Mahan, governor of Khurasan under Harun al-Rashid until his dismissal in 192h.
QAJAR, MUZAFFAR AL-DIN SHAH (1313-1324h)Pattern 500-dinars or half-qiran, 1319h, struck from Brussels mint diesOBVERSE: Uniformed bust above wreath, date belowREVERSE: Lion and sun within wreath; in ex., valueWEIGHT: 2.55gREFERENCE: cf KM Pn28 [in silver]CONDITION: Test marks on edge, minor marks in fields, otherwise almost extremely fine and rare NOTE: Apparently unpublished as a gold striking.
A Fine George III Mahogany Bureau Bookcase Circa 1760. The bookcase section surmounted by a fretted swan-neck pediment flanking a bust of Brutus above astrigal glazed doors enclosing adjustable book shelves sliding into side grooves. The lower section having a lip-moulded fall front on loper supports opening to reveal a fitted interior with mirror cabinet, pigeon holes, drawers and compartments. The two short and three long cock-beaded drawers below flanked by canted corners embellished with blind-fretwork and terminating on squat ogee bracket feet, 96 ins (244 cms) high, 43 ins (110 cms) wide, 21 ins (53 cms) deep.
A mixed lot comprising a Royal Dux figure group depicting a courting couple in 18th century dress, impressed 3802, height 21cm, a Royal Doulton figurine HN2461 "Janine" (hairlines to base), a Coalport Ladies of Fashion figure "Belinda", a porcelain pin cushion female bust and a Capodimonte miniature figure group (5).
A 19th century Continental silver snuff oval box with embossed foliate scrolls to the sides, the hinged lid embossed with a classical male bust, with pseudo Hanau attributed mark and with indistinct makers initials JK, possibly for Johann S. Kure & Co, import marks for David Bridge, London 1897, 4.5 x 3.7cm, approx 1.1ozt.
Elizabeth I, 2 x threepences: 1573 3rd/4th issue MM acorn, full flan, good portrait & shield & full, clear legends, rose weak, AVF to VF & 1582 5th issue MM sword, some bust & shield detail, good rose, very lightly clipped, Fine, parts better & sixpence 1591 6th issue MM hand, bust worn, flat spots in legends & three quarters of shield, clear date, Poor (bust) to VG
James I Shilling, 1st coinage MM lis, bust worn smooth except for part of crown, a few flat spots in legends, bust Poor, shield much better AVF & Charles I shilling MM (P) Tower Mint under Parliament, bust worn smooth except for crown & irregular flan creased & straightened in two places, several flat spots or letters partially missing in legends, reasonable shield detail & clear MM, bust Poor, remainder VG or slightly better
7 x Shillings: 1711 4th bust, plain in angles, bust & rev. crowns worn smooth Fair to VG, 1739 roses in angles, bust Fair, rev. GFine or+, 1787 AVF, 1816(x2) Fine & VF, 1826 Fair to VG & 1898 blue/gold tone VF together with 3 x sixpences: 1757 VG to AFine, 1817 surface deposits/corrosion VG & 1829 AVF/Fine+
Miscellaneous English Silver Coins comprising: 4 x crowns: 1696 3rd bust, edge lettering worn VG, 1819 LIX Fair, 1819 LIX contact marks & minor edge bumps AVF & 1893 LVI edge bumps & scratches o/wise Fine; double florin 1889 contact marks & hairlines, edge nicks AVF; halfcrown 1837 Fair+; 2 x sixpences 1816 Fair & 1817 pitted surfaces, scratches & corrosion patches o/wise Fine & 21 x silver threepences
Miscellaneous English Silver Coins comprising: 3 x crowns 1889(x2) & 1897 LXI, Bank of England eighteenpence bank token 1816 all Fine to GFine & George III Maundy penny 1817 faint die flaws on bust o/wise lustrous EF, together with £0.47½ face value pre-20 silver (George II to William IV), all worn and/or holed
4 x Crowns: Charles II 1673 V.QVINTO obv. numerous light scratches/hairlines Fair/Poor, William III 1696 (OCTAVO) 3rd bust, 1st harp, edge lettering worn, hairlines & light scratches VG, Anne 1708E SEPTIMO 2nd bust, rev. crowns & garter worn, contact marks, small digs on bust, Fair to VG & George III 1820 LX contact marks/hairlines Fair/VG
William & Mary Halfcrown 1689 PRIMO, 1st busts, 2nd shield, caul & interior frosted, sometime cleaned, hairlines, scratch in obv. field, good edge, busts worn slightly better than Fair o/wise VG, legends better & William III halfcrown 1696 OCTAVO, 1st bust, small shields, possibly B below bust (Bristol Mint), light hairlines/flecking, minor edge imperfections o/wise toned AFine/GFine
3 x Shillings: Charles II 1668 2nd bust, light scratches & hairlines, good edge, bust a little better than Fair o/wise VG; William III 1697 1st bust, scratches & pitting both sides o/wise AVF/Fine, Anne 1708E* a few hairlines & light scratches, rev. edge bumps at 5 o`clock AFine/AVF together with James II gunmoney shilling June.1690 bust & crown flat Fair o/wise VG
4 x Shillings: 1745 LIMA rev. scratches in angles o/wise toned GFine/VF, 1817 obv. trivial contact marks o/wise toned AVF, 1824 obv. hairlines & light scratches Fine & 1834 lightly cleaned, faint obv. hairlines & small edge bump at 7 o`clock AFine/Fine, together with 3 x sixpences: 1697 1st bust, small crowns, obv. scratches/hairlines VG, 1707 after union with Scotland, plain in angles, flan slightly bent at 9 o`clock o/wise toned AFine & 1757 deep blue/gold tone, lustrous prooflike EF/GEF
6 x Crowns: 1818 LIX, `MB` stamped on bust, contact marks, 1820 LX & 1821 SECUNDO, all Fair to VG, 1844 VIII star stops, contact marks, some underlying lustre GFine/AVF, 1899 LXIII minor edge bumps Fine & 1937 verdigris & contact marks o/wise VF together with Charles II halfcrown 16?? last two digits of date worn, Poor to Fair
190 Foreign Coins, of which 65 x silver (weight 266g), including USA 10 x quarter dollars: 1897, 1900/01/03/08D/09/11/12/17/20, China dollar (1914), 6 characters above bust, obv. small chopmarks on head, Netherlands guilder 1914 & Canada 50 cents 1900 together with a brass calendar medal 1805 & a few miscellaneous tokens & medalets, various grades
6 x Commemorative Medals comprising: official large (56mm) bronze Diamond Jubilee Medal 1897 by de Saulles, in original red leatherette CofI AEF to EF; a large (68mm, 218g) Diamond Jubilee Commemorative Medal 1897, struck in lead, a few edge nicks/contact marks GVF; a bronze medal (45mm) `Royal Jubilee Exhibition Manchester 1887; & France Chartres Agricultural Show 1841 awarded for `Bons Services,` bronze 28g, obv. bust of Louis Philippe; Exposition Universelle 1878 by Oudine, plan of Exposition building on rev, bronze 85mm, 304g & Exposition Universelle 1855 by Caque, obv. high relief bust of Napoleon III, rev., allegorical figures of Art & Industry, copper, 66mm, 174g, prooflike AUNC
A CARVED MARBLE BUST in the manner of Jean Baptist Carpeaux (French 1827-1875) head and shoulders, depicting a young man wearing a woolen hat and crumpled shirt, raised on a cylindrical veined marble plinth with turned base. 58cm(h) Some knocks to base and plinth, also some resin repairs, accumulated dirt etc, viewing advised.
A BRITISH AND FOREIGN SAILORS SOCIETY COMMEMORATIVE BUST OF NELSON inscribed on the socle ~Made of copper from Nelson`s flagships~ & ~Presented by British Sailors Society~, mounted on a turned ebonised base with applied and engraved presentation plaque dated ~14-9-29~. 30.5cm(h) Some minor knocks to base otherwise ok.
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