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Lot 227
Caracalla 198 - 217AD silver Denarius Rev. Serapis holding wreath and sceptre, Obv. full strong image, near very fine Elagabalus 218 - 222AD silver Denarius Rev. Abundantia emptying Cornucopia, Obv. bust with some staining, flange broke, good fine Severus Alexander 222 - 235AD silver Denarius Rev. Emperor seated left on low curule chair, Obv. bust right, flange part missing, good fine Gordian III 238 - 244AD silver Antoninianus Rev. Apollo seated left, Obv. bust radiate, draped and cuirassed of Gordon facing right, nice coin with nearly full flange (4)
Lot 226
Septimus Severus 193 - 211AD silver Denarius Rev. Genius sacrificing over alter Vota Svs Ceptaxx, Obv, very sharp image a lovely sharp clear coin with nearly full flange, near extremely find Geta 209 - 212AD silver Denarius Rev. Flying Victory with wreath over shield, Obv. sharp clear bust a lovely coin with nice clear imaging, very fine (2)
Lot 211
1996 'Ladies of Freedom' Gold Proof Ten Pound Britannia and Gold Proof Five Dollar Liberty both coins of 22ct gold weighing combined 6.8 grams, in original case with certificate to include a 2010 United Kingdom Gold Britannia Tenth Ounce Gold Proof coin, 3.41 grams of 22ct gold, in original luxury box with numbered certificate (3)
Lot 416
A fine Regency period Coin Cabinet, mahogany veneered and banded in satinwood and ebony, with double doors opening to reveal twin banks of 30 drawers, pierced to hold coins and medals of varying sizes and each bank with a plain deeper drawer at the base, with brass carrying handles and original lock and key, 38cm high x 60cm wide x 26cm deep (14.5 x 24 x 10.5 ins), in very fine condition
Lot 392
Australia, New South Wales, holey dollar, 1813, struck on a Charles IV 8 reales, 1806 t.h., Mexico City mint; with clear, full and well-struck countermarks (type 1/A) on both sides, 21.08g (Mira A/12 – 1/7), host coin very fine with characteristic dishing caused by the striking process, countermarks good very fine, an attractive and evenly toned example which has been recently re-discovered in the U.K. Provenance: Believed to have been acquired by Sir Gerald Strickland, 6th Count della Catena, 1st Baron Strickland of Sizergh, G.C.M.G. (1861-1940), probably during his tenure of office as Governor of New South Wales between 1913 and 1917. Born in Malta, Strickland inherited the title Count della Catena from his mother’s uncle and, following an eventful and sometimes controversial career in the Colonial Service, he became an influential politician in both the U.K. and in Malta, where he was reportedly loved and disliked in roughly equal measure. Lord Strickland was also a coin collector who sold his ancient coins at Glendining’s on 25-26 April 1939. The lot is offered with copied biographical details; see also lot 30 and front cover illustration. It is thought that this example of the holey dollar, which is offered by direct descent, has not previously been recorded.
Lot 249
Italy, Giovanna Albizzi Tornabuoni (died 1488), bronze medal, attributed to Niccolò Fiorentino, bust right, rev., the Three Graces named as Chastity, Beauty and Love, 80mm (Hill 1021; Currency of Fame 45), old cast, very fine; together with Roman bronze coin of Maximinus I (AD 235-238) from Tarsus depicting the Three Graces from antiquity, 35mm. (SNG Levante 1096), fine and rare (2). As Pollard mentions in Currency of Fame, the Three Graces symbolised what was good and most civilised in life; they found their origins in antiquity. The closest precise parallel to the reverse of the present medal is a Roman terra-cotta lamp (mentioned by Spencer in StHistArt 21, pp. 202-3) but the general type is found from time to time in Roman coinage - such as the 3rd century coin offered with the medal in this lot. Giovanna married Lorenzo Tornabuoni and died in childbirth in 1488. Her portrait is on the central figure of the Three Graces with her back to the viewer.
Lot 413
Miscellaneous World Coins (many hundreds), including: Canada, cent, 1899 and Hungary, commemorative 5 korona, 1907, extremely fine, Mexico, 8 reales, 1759 mm, Straits Settlements, 20 cents, 1878 and U.S.A., half-dime, 1835, this very fine or better, others mixed grades; together with miscellaneous mainly 19th and 20th century English copper, bronze, cupro-nickel etc. (many hundreds), earlier issues mostly well circulated, the post 1940 issues mostly better; also Russian banknotes (6), including 5,000 roubles, 1919, with text in 7 languages and 1937 Lenin type 1 chervonetz and 3 chervonetsa (Pick 105, 202, 203), fine or better; and a custom-made coin cabinet (lot). Please note that the buyer of this large lot is asked to make arrangements for its collection as it is not suitable for regular shipping.
Lot 414
Box Thaler: A box thaler formed from the obverse of a 1626 thaler of Archduke Leopold V of Austria and the reverse of a Hall mint thaler of 1691, the interiors with painted roundels of a couple and of Vanitas in the form of a skull with peacock’s feathers, containing eight painted mica roundels representing different costumes, coin good very fine and toned, contents mixed with three or four rondels in very fine condition, others with some faults
Lot 1172
Reproduction Resin Mantle Clock Contemporary mantle clock in the featuring a small circular central dial situated between two pillars. Below a young maiden reads to two infants. Approx height 12 inches. Also a vintage savings clock. Curved veneered wood mantle clock with cream enamel dial and silver stylised numerals. Marked 'The Savings Clock' to face. Coin insert aperture to top marked 'Two Florins Weekly'
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