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Lot 563
A French Bronze Ormolu Striking Mantel Clock, circa 1830, case is depicting a figure of a lady with her arms raised looking towards a bust of a centurion, base with applied mounts, 3-inch Roman numeral dial, twin barrel movement with outside countwheel striking on a bell, silk suspension, 38cm high see illustration 14.10.19 Ormolu surfaces are discoloured, case is slightly dirty in parts, movement is striking and in going order, with pendulum.
Lot 361
NORMAN PIERCE FRBS, ARCA (British 1915-1995), head and shoulder bust of a young woman, patinated plaster on marble base. Mall Gallery label to the base. Overall 41cm high including plinth approx. Note: Norman Frederick Pierce born London 1915, died 1995. Member of the The Society of Portrait Sculptors and a winner of the Society silver medal. Studied Reading University Fine Art department with Alan Seaby, then at the Royal College of Art 1935-8 under Richard Garbe. Taught at Colchester School of Art and Winchester School of Art, then in adult education in Winchester where he lived. Fellow of the RBS and showed at the Royal Acadamy, in the Mall Galleries and at Paris Salon for Madam Tussauds and has notable works across the country and abroad including; bust of William Walker in Winchester Cathedral refectory and bronze statue of Sir Seretse Khama in Botswana. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: In good original condition. A little grubby.
Lot 1517
IVORY LETTER OPENERS including a silver mounted and ivory letter opener, with BH monogram for Benoit Hollander, hallmarked for Birmingham 1894. Also with an ivory letter opener, carved with a bust of a Gentleman. (2) *Formally owned by Benoit 'Benno' Hollander (1853-1942), Dutch Violinist and Composer.
Lot 13
A white metal and pique work remembrancer snuff box, oval, the hinged cover decorated with a double portrait of Charles I, the base cast with a 'map' of Virginia with sailing boats, figures and houses, the sides with panels of trophies of war, a female bust portrait and monogramme beneath crown, 6.5cm max
Lot 849
AN ELIZABETH II LONG AND GENERAL SERVICE GROUP OF FOUR. A Genera; Service Medal 1918-1962 with Cyprus and Near East clasps, a General Service Medal 1962-2007 with Malay Peninsula clasp, a Long and Meritorious Service medal (coinage bust lacking Britt:Omn) and Regular Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal with integral suspension and clasp, all named to 22526470 S.Sgt B.A. Truran R.E. Unmounted lacking ribbons. (4)
Lot 890
A WALTER SCOTT COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL BY SAMUEL PARKER. The obverse with a bust of Scott by A.J.Stothard, the reverse with a maiden by a cloumn draped with the motto 'To Great Men', 1827. With Latin inscription to the rim. Published by S.Parker London. 60mm in associated Watherston & Brogden box. Other medals with the same reverse were published by Parker as part of a 'Great Men' series, others recorded include James Watt, George Canning and John Flaxman.
Lot 893
GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON LYELL MEDAL 1873. The Obverse with a bust of Charles Lyell, the reverse with the three columns of the temple of Jupiter Serapis at Puzzuoli. By L.C.Wyon. To the rim 'William Dickson Lang M.A. Sc.D. 1928. 60mm. Awarded annually to a distinguished geologist. (Eimer 1631 BHM 2969) William Dickson Lang (1878 - 1966) was keeper of the Department of Geology at the British Museum from 1928 -1938. On retirement he moved to Charmouth, In 1940, with a colleague, he published the 'Index of palaeozoic coral genera', he also published a number of articles on Mary Anning.
Lot 894
A BRONZE MEDAL CELEBRATING WELLINGTON BY J.HENNING. Duke of Wellington, Commander in Chief, a bronze medal, the obverse with a bust of Wellington, the reverse with Wellington on horseback leading his troops. Published by S.Parker, London, 1827, By J.Henning Jnr and Snr. Eimer 1191, illustrated plate 130.
Lot 924
THREE HENRY VII HALFGROATS AND PENNY. A Henry VII Halfgroat, facing bust, mm martlet for York, Archbishop Savage (no keys), a similar coin with keys at the neck, a halfgroat, profile issue, keys below shield for Arch Bishop Bainbridge, mm martlet (1504-9) for York, and a similar penny, keys below shield for Arch Bishop Rotherham. 4 coins.
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