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A set of four late Victorian novelty salts, with marks for Birmingham 1896, maker Saunders & Shepherd Ltd, modelled as miniature cradles decorated with foliate scrolls and shield shaped plaques; with matched spoons, London 1896, same maker, with crown cast terminals and coin bowls (8). Length of salts 5.8cm, 3.5oz total. Provenance: The Property of Dame Jean Maxwell-Scott DCVO
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A Victorian card case, with marks for Birmingham 1884, maker George Unite, of shaped rectangular outline profusely decorated with foliate scrolls; a rounded rectangular form cigarette case, Birmingham 1882, monogrammed; a plain rectangular card case, Birmingham 1909; together with a woven mesh evening purse, with import marks for London 1916 with matched white metal coin purse (5). Provenance: The Property of Dame Jean Maxwell-Scott DCVO
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A James VI (of Scotland) ten shilling piece, struck on a full but slightly irregular flan, with an excellent portrait, overall GVF or better in places, together with a James VI (of Scotland) 1602 half thistle merk, struck on a regular flan with full clear legends, obverse VF reverse fair - legends good but thistle worn (2). Burns Coinage of Scotland only notes two examples of the first coin of that date (vol II page 379)
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A small box of modern Coins, 6 New Zealand Crowns, cased; 5 folders of Souvenir Sets New Zealand; 4 cased sets for 1969, 1970 Royal Visit, 1971 and 74; 10 Gibraltar Crown 1971, 68 & 69; 1973 7 coin set for Canada including 3 Commemorative's 1966 Gambia Sets; 1973 St Helen; 1972 New Zealand, Silver Wedding Dollar; Canadian 1973 Dollar; Isle of Man American Independence one Crown 1976; 15 Churchill Crowns; 3 1977 Silver Jubilee Crowns; 1951 Festival of Britain; 1953, 1960 Crowns. Britain's first Decimal Coins; 1982 and 1970 proof Coinage of Great Britain and Ireland; 1983, 84, 85 U.K. Proof Coin Collection £1 - 1/2p; 3 Isle of Man 1970 Crowns
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A late 19th Century Swiss silver cased open face Fob Watch, the frosted gilt movement to silvered dial with applied Roman numerals and blued steel spade hands, in a hinged and polished case with engine turned decorated covers, width 1 ½”; Together with five various Coin Fobs and a further Photograph Fob, (7)
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A late 19th Century composite Chatelaine, comprising: a combination Tape Measure and Thread Case; Together with an oval lidded Container, a tapering Pin Case surmounted by a Rhinoceros, a Pin Wheel with applied grotesque mask and George II silver Coin verso, a retractable Pencil, Whistle and Scissors Case (scissors lacking), all united by a sprung circular clip, (7)
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A George III snuffers tray, With marks for London 1784, maker Robert Hennell I, of navette form with beaded edge, bright engraved and pierced borders; a Victorian lidded mustard pot; two bun top peppers; a novelty miniature chocolate pot form pepper; two toastracks; a coin inset dish; a photograph frame and three napkin rings, various dates and makers (12) 18oz.
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ANCIENT COINS, Roman, Julius Caesar, Denarius 3.70g, Greece, 48 BC, diademed female head right, wearing oak-wreath, LII behind, rev Gallic trophy, axe on right, CAE-SAR below (Cr 452/2; RCV 1400). Slight corrosion at edge between 5 and 8 o’clock, toned, good very fine. The numeral on the obverse of this coin refers to Caesar’s age in 48 BC
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NUMISMATIC BOOKS, Coins, Carson, RAG, Coins Ancient, Mediaeval, Modern, 1962 and 1970, 642pp, including index, 63 black and white plates; Cribb, J, Cook, B, and Carradice, I, The Coin Atlas, 1990; 337pp, colour and b&w illustrations in text, and a carton of miscellaneous numismatic books and catalogues. (lot)
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NUMISMATIC BOOKS, Coins, Burgess, F W, Chats on Old Coins, London, 1913, rebound in quarter leather library binding, Hawkins, E, Silver Coins of England, London, 1841, quarter green leather, chipped and split, Humphreys, H N, The Coin Collector’s Manual, 2 Vols, London, 1853, embossed red cloth; Roth, B, Coins of Ancient Gaul and Channel Islands, London 1913, reprinted from BNJ vol IX, orange cloth, spine faded, Thorburn, Col W S, Guide to Coins, Great Britain & Ireland, second edition, London, 1888, quarter red morocco.
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COIN SCALES, A Napoleonic Period set of French coin scales contained in a shaped rectangular fruitwood () box, hinged lid with closing hooks, the steel balance complete with brass pans, the case with recess for four cup weights and lidded recess for grain weights, the inner lid with printed “Table de monnaies d’or et d’argent qui ont cours dans les différens Etats de l’Europe, avec la designation de leur poids …”, the list includes “Ecu de 6 liv de France” and “Pièce de 5 fr. De France”, the case 170mm x 50mm x 19mm. In excellent order. The silver 6-Livres was struck between 1793-1794, year II, whilst the 5-Francs was introduced in year IV, 1795. The chart also includes the regal “Louis”, suggesting the set could date as early as the Directory (1795-1799).
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COIN SCALES, Two late Georgian balances, both probably for apothecary use; brass balance with pendulum finial and original brass pans, in mahogany box, lacking all weights, 173mm x 88mm x 35mm, in excellent order; steel balance with swan-neck finials, complete with brass pans, with 13 weights, in oak box, 176mm x 85mm x 32mm, in good order. (2)
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COIN WEIGHTS, William III, Guinea weights (2) (W 1182, 1199); George III, Guinea weights (2), one dated 1775 (W 1885A, 1893D); George IV, Sovereign and Half-Sovereign weights, 1821 (W 2251a, 2251b); Victoria, Sovereign and Half-Sovereign (2) weights, 1843 (W 2258a, 2258b). Fine to good very fine. (9)
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