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ANCIENT COINS, Greek, Macedonia, Macedonian Kingdom, Antigonos Gonatas (277-239 BC), Tetradrachm, Macedonian shield in centre, head of Pan left and pedum, rev SOS G, Athena Alkis left, holding shield and brandishing spear, Macedonian helmet on left and KT on right, 17.04g, 9h (SNG Cop 1201; Gaebler 3, pl.XXXIV, 3). About very fine/very fine.
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ANCIENT COINS, Greek, Attica, Athens, Tetradrachm, era of Philip II (353-336 BC), head of Athena, eye in profile right, her helmet adorned in front with three olive-leaves and at the back with a floral scroll, her hair in bands across her temples, rev T, incuse square, within which an owl right, head facing, wings folded, olive-spray and small crescent moon behind, 17g, 9h (SNG Cop 63-65 var; Svoronos, pl.19, 23). Very fine.
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ANCIENT COINS, Greek, Attica, Athens, Tetradrachm, New Style, 168-167 BC, head of Athena right wearing crested helmet decorated with Pegasus, rev owl standing on amphora, magistrates HPA, and multiple-symbol club, lion's skin, bow in case, 16.91g, 12h (Thompson 333a; Svoronos pl.45, 1). Well-centred obverse, good very fine.
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ANCIENT COINS, Greek, Attica, Athens, Drachm, Pericles period until 431 BC, head of Athena of archaic style right, her helmet adorned in front with three olive-leaves and scroll, rev T, incuse square, within which an owl right, head facing, wings folded, olive-spray behind, 4.08g, 9h (SNG Cop 41-43 var; Svoronos pl.10, 22). Nice iridescent patina on the reverse, about very fine.
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ANCIENT COINS, Greek, Attica, Athens, Obol, 449-413 BC, head of Athena of archaic style right, her helmet adorned in front with three olive-leaves, rev T, incuse square, within which an owl right, head facing, wings folded, olive-leaf and berry behind, 0.7g, 12h (SNG Cop 24-25 var; Svoronos pl.9, 35-39). Nearly very fine/very fine.
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ANCIENT COINS, Greek, Attica, Athens, Hemiobol, Pericles period until 431 BC, head of Athena of archaic style right, her helmet adorned in front with three olive-leaves and at the back with a floral scroll, rev T, incuse square, within which an owl right, head facing, wings folded, olive-leaf and crescent behind, 0.33g, 3h (SNG Cop 59-61 var; Svoronos pl.10, 49). Very fine/nearly very fine.
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ANCIENT COINS, Greek, Bactria, Eucratides, Tetradrachm, draped, cuirassed bust right, wearing crested helmet decorated with bull's ear and horn, all within fillet border, rev SOS G , The Dioscuri galloping right, each holding spear and palm, monogram in right field, 16.99g, 12h (SNG Cop 272-273 var; Mitch 1711-1712 var; Bop 204). High relief, large flan, very fine.
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ANCIENT COINS, Greek, Bactria, Eucratides, dynastic issue with his parents, Tetradrachm, SS GS–S, draped, cuirassed bust right, wearing crested helmet decorated with bull's ear and horn, all within fillet border, rev S / S, draped busts right of Heliocles, bare-headed, and of Laodice, diademed, side by side, monogram in left field, all within fillet border, 16.93g, 12h (Mitch 1725-1726; Bop 210). Excellent portraits, very large flan, two scratches in the reverse field, otherwise about extremely fine and rare.
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MEDALLIC WOODEN DRAUGHTSMEN, Maximilian II Emanuel of Bavaria (1662-1726), Assistance to his brother, Joseph Clemens of Cologne (1671-1723), 1689, by Philipp Heinrich Müller, bust of Maximilian Emanuel right, wearing armour and a splendid plumed helmet, the zodiacal Leo above crowned orb and shields, MAXIMUS ME DEUS EST, 57mm, light boxwood (Himm 199; Mont 1096). A few (defunct) wormholes, very fine.
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BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, The Union of England and Scotland, larger Copper Medal, 1707, by John Croker, crowned bust of Anne left, wearing classical armour and Collar, George and Star of the Garter, rev Anne as Pallas, with plumed helmet and Medusa head shield, NOVA PALLADIVM TROIÆ, 70mm (MI 298/115). Good very fine.
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BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals, Colonel Charles Herries, Copper Medal, 1819, by W Bain, bare head of Herries left, name around, rev a plumed helmet superimposed on fasces, 49mm, in fitted case of issue (BHM 890, R4). Some light dust stains, case broken at the hinge, virtually as struck. BHM notes only a single example, in copper, of the finished medal (in the British Museum), and cites Grueber’s English Personal Medals (p.235), which states that only three examples were ever struck. The National Portrait Gallery has a portrait of Colonel Herries in uniform, a print by Charles Turner, after a painting by John James Halls. Herries, who died in 1819, was buried in Westminster Abbey. For 25 years he was Commandant of the Light Horse Volunteers of the City of London and Westminster, a position which seemed to be something of a family affair.
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FOREIGN COINS, Crusader States, Antioch, Raymond Roupen (1216-1219), Helmet Denier, class L/J mule, RUPINVS, helmeted bust left, crescent in left field and star in right field, rev AITIOCIIIA, cross with crescent in second quarter, 0.82g (see K Shea, NC 2005, pp.279-284). Edge split, otherwise about very fine and very rare. It is not known for certain whether class J preceded class K or vice versa, and this mule appears to support the hypothesis that class K in fact preceded class J. The style of the lettering on the obverse is also noticeably different from other coins of Raymond Roupen, suggesting that the obverse die was used very early in his coinage.
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INDIAN COINS, Kushan Kings, Huviska (c.AD 152-192), Gold Dinar 8.0g, bust of king left, round-topped helmet, holding goad at chest, and raising mace in right hand, flame at shoulder, annulet on cheek, rev Lunar god Mao standing with head left, crescent at shoulders, holding sword at waist and raising right hand in uncertain gesture (Göbl 148/7; cf Rosenfield, obverse 52). Good very fine.
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INDIAN COINS, Kushan Kings, Huviska, Gold Dinar 7.9g, bust of king left, round topped helmet, holding mace in raised right hand, rev Lunar god Mao standing left, crescent at shoulders, staff over shoulder, belt at waist, two-fingered left hand raised, monogram left (Göbl 149/5; cf Rosenfield, obverse 55). Obverse of crude style, rubbed, reverse very fine.
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INDIAN COINS, Kushan Kings, Huviska, Gold Dinar 8.0g, bust of king left round-topped helmet, holding mace in raised right hand and goad (ankusa) in left, flames at shoulder, rev OESHSHO, Siva standing, head left, holding various attributes in four hands (cf Göbl type 39; cf Rosenfield, reverse 161). Small flan, about very fine.
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English HAMMERED SILVER COINS, Kings of All England, Cnut (1016-1035), Penny, helmet type, Chichester, Leofwine, rev LEOFPINE ON CICEST, 1.17g (King 69; SCBI Copenhagen 236 [same dies]; BMC -; Hildebrand 208; N 787). Good very fine, rare. ex ‘Coins of the Sussex Mints’, Glendining, 14 October 1985, lot 6
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A 19th Century English Tea Service, of fluted oval form, decorated with panels of purple and gilded twining foliage, with further gilding on a white ground, comprises: An oval Teapot; 2 two handled covered Sucriers; 1 oval Stand; Helmet shaped Cream Jug; 5 small Jugs; 6 larger Cups; 4 Saucers and 3 circular Dishes, (conditions varies, some damage, some fading to gilding etc throughout)
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A bronze large figural Table Lamp, modelled as a figure of mercury as a torch bearer, clutching a sconce in his right hand, wearing a winged helmet and his ankles also applied with wings, raised on a base modelled as a breathing mask, with treen socle, (fitted for electricity), circa late 19th/early 20th Century, 50” high (see illustration front cover)
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A Brooklands International trophy programme, dated May 2nd 1936, a B.R.D.C. 500 mile race programme, dated 18th September 1937, two further Brooklands programmes, six further programmes for Castle Donnington, Lewes, Brighton, Crystal Palace, Silverstone and Goodwood, an information sheet for Goodwood 17th September 1949 and a linen motoring helmet.
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A scarce four page dinner menu for a banquet in honour of Sir Malcolm Campbell MBE at the Dorchester Hotel London, September 24th 1935, commemorating his new landspeed record of 301.129 mph, the front cover embossed with a profile of Sir Malcolm Campbell, wearing flying helmet and goggles, surmounting 301.129 and with fold-out part section drawing of Bluebird.
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