A collection of various china wares, etc including a Royal Worcester figurine "The Fairest Rose", limited edition No'd. 4185/12500, together with a 20th Century Sitzendorf figure of a woman with parasol, a Sitzendorf figure of a gardener, Goebel Hummel figure of a young boy singing, a pair of Karl Ens rose models, two Coalport posies, a Royal Albert three tier cake stand and George Jones & Sons crescent china tureen and cover, together with a mahogany board decorated with map of The Falklands, a collection of seven coins, circa 1980-1992 and a Coalport trio
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West African States, P 109As, Linzmayer B114Aks, 10,000 Francs (1977), Ivory Coast, SPECIMEN. Two men seated operating primitive spinning apparatus, woman with headwear at right on front. Figurine and girl at left, modern textile spinning machine at center on back. Diagonal red SPECIMEN / SANS VALEUR oveprint on front. Red specimen number 019 overprint in watermark area on front., # L.052 000000000, PMG 64, Choice UNC
West African States, P 809Ts. Linzmayer B114Tis, Banque Centrale des Etats de L'Afrique de L'Ouest, 10,000 Francs (1977), (Togo), SPECIMEN. Two men seated operating primitive spinning apparatus, woman with headwear at right on front. Figurine and girl at left, modern textile spinning machine at center on back. Diagonal red SPECIMEN / SANS VALEUR oveprint on front. Red specimen number 011 overprint in watermark area on front., # R.053 000000000., PMG 64, Choice UNC
Britannia, Trinovantes AR Unit. Circa 50-40 BC. Late Whaddon Chase type (Lister’s Celtic Head). Male head right, large locks of hair falling down to the back of neck in twisted strands, small horse before / Stylised Celtic horse with large ear and cabled mane prancing to right, winged object and pellets above, star above tail, ringed-pellet below. ABC 2478; VA 1540; BMC-; S-. 1.13g, 14mm, 4h. Mint State, struck on sound silver. Lustrous. Extremely Rare; only 14 others recorded, and the finest known specimen. Purchased from Chris Rudd; Found at Meldreth, Cambridgeshire, 31 March 2014. Possibly issued by Cassivellaunos, commander of the British coalition against Caesar in 54 BC, it has been suggested by Chris Rudd that this coin bears the portrait of Cassivellaunos himself, though he admits this is by no means certain, and that it could just as likely represent a Catuvellaunian war-god. He further notes that “this is one of the most imposing male heads to be seen on any late iron age coin or Romano-British figurine.” The type was named ‘Lister’s Celtic Head’ in honour of Major Clement Wynter Lister (1920-2010), who served on the council of the British Numismatic Society for twelve years, from 1963-66, and 1969-76. The type had been unknown until 1958 when Major Lister published the first discovered specimen (see BNJ XXIX, 1958/9, pp 5-7 and plate XV), saying: “Julius Caesar, in his Gallic Wars, Book I, chap. xiv, records that the inhabitants of Britain ‘wear their hair long and have every part of their body shaved except the head and upper lip’’, This coin, almost alone among British coins, bears out this description…The head is likely to be that of some British or Belgic deity following the Roman pattern, though it might be argued that it could be of a tribal king’. The moustache, which although appearing smooth on this example, is serrated on the Lister example.
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