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Click here to subscribeSaudi Arabia, silver Riyal dated AH 1354 (AD 1935) (KM 18). Extremely fine.. This coin was recovered from the bullion cargo on board the wreck of the SS John Barry, a US Liberty ship torpedoed off Oman on 28th August 1944. The coin is sold with brochures detailing circumstances of the ship`s loss and the cargo`s recovery.
A silver cased open face pocket watch, the white enamel dial signed `J.W. Benson London`, with subsidiary seconds dial. The movement signed J.W.Benson, 15 jewels. The cased hall marked for Birmingham c.1934. With a silver watch chain, also a silver `T` bar, a pendant coin and monogram; also a n early 20th century silver plated cigarette case, with engine turned decoration and tortoiseshell lining to the interior.
A matched pair of silver wine labels, Birmingham 1975 and 1981, of rectangular outline with leaf, gadrooned and shell borders, one Gin one Rum, with another silver label, for Brandy, 44g gross, a plated Whisky label, an enamelled butterfly brooch, a costume brooch, a corkscrew/penknife in the shape of a bottle, a quartz wrist watch, and a 1977 crown coin
Four modern silver boxes, some import marks, one in form of wooden chest bearing import mark, one having enamelled lid featuring female, not hallmarked, stamped 925, one featuring cathedral on lid, not hallmarked, stamped 925; circular hallmarked enamelled box with pull-off lid, having New Zealand coin set into lid
Silver: two pierced silver dishes: one a circular coaster with blue glass liner, hallmarked Birmingham 1918, maker KB, the other with green glass liner on four feet hallmarked Sheffield 1903 with JR maker, numbered 3765 plus a silver pepper pot, mustard with blue glass liner and inset coin lid (4)
"A copper commemorative coin of Nelson, on reverse: born 29th September 1758, died 21st October 1805, face side depicting Foudroyant, Nelsons flag ship, medal struck from copper of vessel after breaking up, June 16th, 1897, together with a Festival of Britain silver crown dated 1951 and Victoria commemorative Diamond Jubilee 1897, `Canada congratulates her Queen`, in original box"
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