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Lot 427
A George V Royal Navy Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, fixed suspension, profile bust in uniform, named to K.7882 G.M Formeary L. Sto H.M.S. Revenge. Recorded as George William Formeary/Farmeary, he was awarded the Long Service and Good Conduct medal in 1925, he was also entitled to a 1914/15 Trio when aboard H.M.S. Alresford *Condition: Good condition, slight contact marks to surface and rim.
Lot 428
A George V Royal Navy Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, swivel suspension, profile bust in Field Marshall's uniform, named to 148415 A.J. Bagnall C.P.O., H.M.S. Ariadne. Arthur John Bagnall was born on the 25th February 1874 at Saint Mary's Paddington. He will also have been entitled to a 1914/15 Trio and a Naval Good Shooting Medal awarded in 1913 *Condition: Good condition, slightly polished surfaces.
Lot 429
A George V Royal Navy Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, fixed suspension, profile bust not in uniform, named to M.36301 A.E. Dart S.B.P.O. H.M.S. Drake. Sick Berth Petty Officer Albert Edward Dart was born on the 2nd February 1901 in Bristol, he was awarded his Long Service and Good Conduct Medal in 1936 *Condition: Good condition.
Lot 572
A Charles II Crown, laureate and draped bust r. reverse with cruciform shields with interlaced Cs, rim XVII. Possibly a Shipwreck coin from the Association *Condition: Poor condition with damage to rim and rubbing to both sides. The surfaces suggest this is a shipwreck coin, the collection from which they have been consigned includes a number of Certificates for coins from the Association, this coin comes with certificate 6796 which might have originally related to this coin.
Lot 577
A Charles II Halfcrown, laureate draped bust r. N below the bust for the Norwich mint, reverse with shields with vacant angles, dated 1697, rim Nono. Possibly a Shipwreck coin from the Association *Condition: No quite flat and with surface issues. The surfaces suggest this is a shipwreck coin, the collection from which they have been consigned includes a number of Certificates for coins from the Association, this coin comes with certificate 6797 which might have originally related to this coin.
Lot 72
20th century German School, a carved wood bust of a young boy, incised 'RädLein / 1920' to the integral plinth base41cm highProvenance:Collection of the late Sir Georg and Lady SoltiSome visible splits to the timber, most evident to the base and to the top of the head, the reverse of the head with a visible seam, otherwise in good order
Lot 78
§ Sir Jacob Epstein KBE (1880-1959), Peggy Jean Asleep, 1920, an impressionistically modelled bronze bust of a child, signed in the bronze26 x 30 x 30cm'I never tired of watching her, and to watch her was, for me, to work from her… To work from a child seemed to me the only work worth doing', wrote Epstein of his daughter, Peggy Jean. His eldest child, Peggy Jean, became one of Epstein’s favourite subjects, particularly when she was young. Known, primarily, for his pioneering and often controversial works, the present lot demonstrates a more intimate and tender hand.In good condition, even patina with some verdigris. Purchased by the vendor's late father in the 1960s, possibly from Christie's, but no firm provenance.
Lot 132
Frederick George Cotman RI. ROI. (British, 1850-1920), 'Bust of an Italian Man and an Italian Woman', initialled and inscribed Royal Academy, a pair, oil on canvas, 31cm x 25.5cm (2)The Cotman FamilyBust of Italian man - Significant tear and abrasion to the sitter's shoulder, (tear approximately 6 cm long). Some overpainting to the cheek and hair.Bust of Italian lady - Painting sealed in frame and glazed - not inspected out of the frame. Some overpainting to the face and neck. Signs of some slight blistering starting to emerge in the dark areas.
Lot 38
John Jospeh Cotman (British, 1814-1878), two pencil sketches, 'Portrait of a Warder at Norwich Prison', signed and dated May 1866, 32.5cm x 25cm, 'Classical Study of a Man Carrying a Large Vase', signed, 29cm x 21cm and 'A Charcoal Study Bust of Venus', signed, 46cm x 33cmThe Cotman Family Collection
Lot 66
Frederick George Cotman RI. ROI. (1850-1920), 'Sketch Portrait of Edmund Cotman', 'Totford Old Mill', titled and intialled, 'Loaded Waggon', oil on board, 'Where the Avon and Stour Meet - Christchurch Abbey, Hants', signed and dated 89 and 'A Pencil Sketch Bust', 15.5cm x 10.5cm, 25cm x 20cm, 25.5cm x 36cm, 14cm x 29cm and 37.5cm x 28cm (5)The Cotman Family
Lot 231
Quack Medicine, Five Galvanic Pendants, all c.1880s, a Boyd's Battery, with patent dates for 1878, 1879, diameter 3.1cm; a Magneto Galvanic Battery child's size, American, patented in the U.S. February 3rd 1880, diameter 3.2cm; a Richardsons Magneto Galvanic Battery, American, 4.1cm across; a French 'MEDAILLE ELECTRO MEDICALE' by E. Osselin, octagonal with portrait bust, 3.9cm across; a medaille Electro Magnetique Carolus by Ferdinand de Boyere, 4.1cm (5)
Lot 225
A 19th Century Phrenology Bust by L. N. Fowler, English, c.1870, printed to the front 'PHRENOLOGY by L. N. FOWLER' cast ceramic head with labeling to the cranium, descriptive text to the rear and blue edging, height 29cm Phrenology was a pseudoscientific theory that gained popularity in the 19th century. The theory held that the shape and size of a person's skull could indicate their personality traits and mental abilities. Phrenology was developed by German physician Franz Gall in the late 18th century and was popularized by his student Johann Spurzheim. Phrenology gained widespread popularity in the 19th century and was used to justify racial and gender stereotypes. Proponents of phrenology believed that certain races and genders were inherently superior based on the shape of their skulls. However, phrenology was eventually discredited as a scientific theory, and by the end of the 19th century, it was largely abandoned. Despite its flaws, phrenology played an important role in the development of psychology and the study of the brain. Today, it is regarded as a curious artifact of a bygone era in the history of science.
Lot 103
An English 'Mortuary' Hilted Backsword Mid-17th Century With slightly tapering fullered blade double-edged towards the point and cut with a narrow fuller along the back over most of its length on each side, the forte pierced within the fuller with a double orb and cross between numerous circular piercings, iron hilt comprising solid guard chiselled in low relief on each side with a bearded portrait bust, almost certainly representing Charles I, between punched scrolling foliage and borders en suite, knuckle-guard connected to two bifurcated bars on each side and a scrolled bar at the rear on each side all chiselled with foliage, the knuckle-guard and side-bars screwed to the pommel, tightly scrolled wrist-guard, globular pommel chiselled with foliage and with flattened button, and swelling iron grip (some rust patination) 96.5 cm. blade For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 106
A European Swept-Hilt Rapier Mid-17th Century With tapering blade of flattened hexagonal section, the forte with central tapering fuller on each side incised respectively 'CHRISTUS. REGNAT' between pellet marks, and 'CHRISTUS. IMPERAT' en suite, rectangular ricasso struck with a bladesmith's mark on each side within line borders, a crowned female bust, iron hilt of slender bars comprising recurved quillons and knuckle-guard each with swelling tip, pointed quillon-block, arms linked on the inner and outer side to side-rings of looped scrolled form joined centrally by a bar, the scrolled bars above an ovoidal shell pierced with line incised slots and small circular holes, faceted globular pommel, and grip bound with twisted steel wire between Turk's heads 111.5 cm. blade For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 190
An Austrian 18-Bore Flintlock Sporting Gun By Carl Pfeifer, Circa 1720, Probably Viennese With rebrowned two-stage twist octagonal barrel in the Turkish fashion, turned at the girdle and swamped towards the muzzle, the latter with foliate silver fore-sight, the long breech section inlaid with silver scrolls and engraved silver arabesques fore and aft, the latter (touch-hole bushed) with three applied silver bands and gold-lined barrelsmith's mark in Arabic characters on the top flat beyond, engraved tang, signed flat bevelled lock engraved with a stag hunting scene in a landscape, cock chiselled and engraved with foliated strapwork, finely figured full stock (fore-stock mostly replaced) carved with foliated strapwork in low relief, full brass mounts comprising side-plate cast, pierced and chased with a hound taking a hare within scrolling foliage, crowned foliate engraved escutcheon, butt-plate engraved with a female portrait bust centred on cast and chased symmetrical foliage along the heel tang, spur trigger-guard decorated en suite, engraved turned and faceted ramrod-pipes (two replaced), horn fore-end cap, and associated horn-tipped ramrod 111.7 cm. barrel Footnotes: This maker appears to be unrecorded For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 551
Sinking of the SS Lusitania, 1915 (4), cast English copies of the medal by K. Goetz, 55mm, one with original box and leaflet, another with leaflet; Medal commemorating the Battle of the First of June 1794, bronze, silver gilded, the obverse with a bust of Admiral Howe in uniform, ‘Earl Howe Adml Of The White K: G:’, the reverse depicting Neptune armed with his trident standing in his car urging on his two sea horses, ‘French Fleet Defeated Off Ushant’, Exergue: ‘VII Sail Of The Line Captured 1 June MDCCXCIV’, polished, some gilding remains, this last fair (5) £70-£90
Lot 532
Christ’s Hospital, Newgate, Marker’s Medal by L. Pingo, 35mm, silver, the obverse featuring a crowned bust of Edward VI facing right, the reverse featuring an open bible, ‘Her, Read, Mark, Lear’ around, the edge engraved ‘Iohn Dreweatt Dodd. 1841.’, contact marks and minor edge nicks, very fine £50-£70 --- Referenced in Eimer 66a
Lot 559
Ephemera Relating to the Duke of Wellington. Comprising a fine commemorative wall plaque c.1900, carved crystal bust contained on a black velvet ground, contained in a period circular frame; a selection of commemorative wall plaques including gilt and bronze examples; a pair of Masonic Jewels to the Duke of Wellington’s Lodge, including a gold (9ct) example, all 3 parts stamped ‘Spencer of London’; together with another silver-gilt example, both engraved ‘W. Bro. Harry Goodier 1953-54’, generally good condition (lot) £200-£240
Lot 530
Indian Recruiting Badge, G.VI.R., silver and bronze, reverse officially numbered ‘6128’; Edward Prince of Wales Visit to Bombay 1921, oval bronze medal, the obverse with bust of Edward Prince of Wales (later Edward VIII), surmounted by Prince of Wales’ feathers, the reverse inscribed ‘Visit of His Royal Highness, Bombay, November 1921’, with small ring for suspension, the first with some scratches to reverse, centre polished, otherwise nearly very fine, the second, small edge dig, otherwise very fine (2) £60-£80
Lot 293
LENCI; an Art Deco hand painted bust of the Madonna and child holding a bird, signed to the underside, height 21cm, with a similar Italian example (2)Condition Report: The Lenci example with restoration to the bird and halo, light scratches and scuffs, the second figure with numerous craze lines to the head and body, there is also a flea bite chip to her hand.
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