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Click here to subscribeHand Crafted Old Indian Jewellery Coin Necklace. This necklace contains 96 silver Liberty dimes & 12 silver Liberty Quarters, Each bead is crafted from two domed Liberty dimes with the Quarters hanging evenly between a silver Naja. No artist markings visable. Total length approx 75cm & weighing approx 361g
Hand Crafted Old Indian Jewellery Coin Necklace. This necklace contains 100 silver Liberty dimes & 12 silver Liberty Quarters, Each bead is crafted from two domed Liberty dimes with the Quarters hanging evenly between a silver Naja . The silver naja is set with a deep red stone with two smaller stones underneath. No artist markings visable. Total length approx 77cm & weighing approx 368g
A silver Old English pattern stuffing spoon, London 1805, a silver Old English pattern serving spoon with prongs, London 1799, a silver table spoon, Exeter 1810, a toddy ladle, the bowl mounted with a small Spanish coin and with a twisted whalebone handle and a pair of plated fish servers, with scroll pierced and engraved decoration, combined weight of the first three items 225 gms.
A Sevres style porcelain and ormolu mounted inkwell, early 20th century, the lid lifting to reveal a porcelain reservoir, the foliate and gilt decorated body flanked by ram's head masks. (9.5cm high) and a Royal Copenhagen oval porcelain box and hinged cover with inset Edward VII commemorative coin and hallmarked silver mounts, (14cm wide), (2).
19th century Burmese enamelled coin brooch in brooch frame with pellet border, 37mm diameter CONDITION REPORT Enamel in very good condition, minor scratches but no chips. The reverse of the coin would appear to be gilded and evidence of a previous brooch fitting that has been soldered to the actual coin and subsequently removed prior to being set in the current brooch fitting which is detachable. The brooch fitting is hallmarked for Birmingham 1894. The silver pellets around the edge are damaged / squashed
Victorian gold £2 coin - 1893, in pendant mount on a long antique curb link chain CONDITION REPORT Chain has an applied plaque '15c' and probably circa 1880 - 1910. Very good condition and measures 64cm. Weighs approximately 16.5 grams. Coin is worn, weighs approximately 20 grams including mount. Total gross weight of chain and pendant approximately 36.5 grams
Collection of six Georgian and later silver caddy spoons, including shell bowl with thread pattern handle (London 1806), maker's mark rubbed, shell bowl with plain handle (London 1807), Elizabeth Morley, shell and heart terminal with engraved initial (London 1817), Thomas Wallis & Jonathan Hayne, bright cut decoration and fluted bowl (London 1826), Joseph Taylor, rural scene with child and rabbit terminal, possibly Dutch (Import marks for Sheffield 1900) and a contemporary silver right hand (Sheffield 1975), maker - F. M., together with a silver sifter spoon with pierced bowl and coin handle (Import marks for Chester 1901). All at approximately 5ozs, sifter spoon 10.5cm overall length (8)
18th-20th century AD. A mixed group comprising: two pairs of George III cartwheel pennies in glazed wooden frames; twelve lapis lazuli cabochons; a finger ring with profile male bust; a finger ring with six-pointed star; a choker-length chain; a chain and pendant with faux Greek coin. Property of an American gentleman; acquired on the London art market in the 1990s. 539 grams total, frame: 12cm (4 3/4"). [18, No Reserve] Fine condition.
1279-1841 AD. Group comprising: English hammered silver coins (38; from Edward I to Elizabeth I); jetons (5; 1 English); lead/pewter tokens (6; 1 inscribed); Charles II, milled groat (1681); sixpence love token (1; with punchmark); India, Victoria, 2 annas (1841); with an uncertain small copper coin and a hammered denier. 75 grams total. [54, No Reserve] Poor to near fine; most with damage.
98-99 AD. Group comprising: Obv: IMP NERVA CAES TRAIAN AVG GERM P M legend with radiate head right. Rev: TR P COS II PP legend, SC in exergue, Abundantia, holding sceptre, seated left on chair formed by two crossed cornucopiae. Obv: IMP CAES NERVA TRAIAN AVG GERM P M legend with radiate head right. Rev: TR POT COS III PP legend, SC in exergue, Abundantia, holding sceptre, seated left on chair formed by two crossed cornucopiae. BMC 719 note (citing Baldwins Auction, 1931 and Paris); RIC 382 variant (TR P but obverse legend IMP CAES NERVA...) and RIC 386 variant (this obverse legend but reverse TR POT); cf. Sear 3225/RIC 411; Cohen 629. First, see Wildwinds.com (this coin"). 11.91, 10.50 grams. [2, No Reserve] Fair. First extremely rare.
13th-20th century AD. Group comprising: short cross series (cut farthing); long cross series (3; including Edward I, Newcastle); William III (2; shilling and sixpence); George III (2; shillings); George IV (sixpence); Victoria (2; shilling and sixpence); George V (3; florin (1918) and sixpences (2)); with 'crooked sixpence' love tokens (3), USA, half dollar, 1898 (with attached pendant suspension loop), Nuremburg jeton, square coin weights (3) and Roman, siliqua (clipped, Honorius?"). Found Lincolnshire, UK. 88 grams total. [23, No Reserve] Fair to fine; the florin much better.
Early 18th century AD. Struck at Gotha(?"). Obv: profile bust of Vesapasian with VESPASIANVS ROM IMP AVG legend. Rev: Jewish captive by palm tree with IVDAEA CAPTA legend; SC in exergue. Mitchiner JMT 1, 2231-2232 (same dies; flaws at R of ROM and P of CAPTA); see Neumann 32533-32535. This small series of anonymous 'Roman' jetons includes examples for Augustus, Vitellius and Domitian, in addition to this of Vespasian; they are all based loosely on original Roman coin issues. 5.14 grams. [No Reserve] Very fine.
Probably 20th century AD. Obv: IMP OTHO CAESAR AVG TR POT legend with bewigged head of Otho right. Rev: SECVRITAS P R legend around, SC in exergue, emperor standing right before altar, extending his hand toward three soldiers carrying standards. Copying the Paduan coin Lawrence Cavino 23; Montigny 23; Cohen I, p. 254, Note 1; Klawans 2. Type invented by Cavino, this is a cast copy of a later date and omitting the distinctive dots at the end of the word POT and beneath the bust. 23.67 grams. [No Reserve] Very fine.
3rd-16th century AD. Group comprising: antoniniani (4; Postumus (3) and another); bronzes (2; family of Constantine); short cross series (Richard I, cut halfpenny); long cross series (3; pennies (2) and halfpenny); Elizabeth I (2; sixpence (1580) and a fragment); with a uniface circular coin weight for a gold angel (73.4 grains"). Found Hampshire, UK. 26.40 grams total. [13, No Reserve] Fair to fine.
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