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A set of six pairs of plated fish knives and forks, with a case, a set of six plated pastry forks with a pastry server, with a case, a set of six small knives, with a box, a plated dish, a plated egg cup, a small bell, modelled as a policeman's helmet and a silver bladed mother of pearl folding fruit knife, Sheffield 1927.
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An attractive wool and silk tapestry fragment, depicting The Virgin and Child seated in a meadow crowned by Angels with a victory wreath, flanked by two female figures, on the left apparently emblematic of Military Victory wearing a helmet, carrying a shield and a cross and offering a chalice, on the right emblematic of Naval Victory, holding an anchor and a parrot, a small servant in foreground in a short tunic bearing a tray of fruit, various animals and plants in foreground, a castle in a landscape in background. Flemish late 16th century, 22in. x 22in. 56cm. x 56cm. Restorations. This lunette-shaped fragment is possibly from the middle of a tapestry with a wide grotesque or other decorative surround or one of several such panels arranged in registers. Details extensively worked in yellow, cream and other silks. Framed
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A good fire service chief’s white metal helmet, with front peak and broad back peak, narrow simulated ropework headband, ornamental comb embossed with a dragon on each side, open lattice work finial, helmet plate bearing a trophy of torch, axes and hoses within scrolls, leather backed graduated link chinchain and ear rosettes, leather liner. Good Untouched Condition, Plate 20
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An Edward VII presentation light cavalry type sword for best swordsman, straight fullered blade 35” by Robt Mole & Sons, Birmingham, Makers to the War and India Offices, numbered M4652 on the backstrap, and etched with crowned ERVII cypher and “Presented by Lt Col Sir William Baird, Bart, to Sergt John E B Cowper, D Squadron, Lothians and Berwickshire Imperial Yeomanry, as Best Swordsman in the Regiment at Annual Training, July 1902” heavy triple bar silver plated hilt, the bars formed as oak sprays, wirebound sharksking grip, ornamental backstrap and pommel with yeomanry helmet and oak leaves, in its plated scabbard. Very Good Condition, retaining most original finish overall (light bubbling to scabbard plating) Plate 28
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COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Great Britain / England, William I, the Conquerer (1066-1088), Silver Counter, from a series of Sovereigns of England, in imitation of engraving, by or in the style of Simon de Passe, c.1616-1625, half-length bust left wearing armour and helmet and holding sword, rev crowned shield of arms, 26mm (cf MI 380/282). Very fine. .
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BRITISH COINS, England, King Æthelred II (978-1016), Penny, helmet type, London, Toca, rev ?TOC MO’O LVNDEN, 1.40g (SCBI Copenhagen 949 [same dies]; BMC 276 var; Hildebrand 2952; N 775). Small edge split, otherwise very fine. ex S B Schieffelin, Sothebys, 30 March-2 April 1898, lot 587 (part).
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BRITISH COINS, England, King Æthelred II (978-1016), Penny, helmet type, Norwich, Leofstan, rev ?LEOFS(over T?)?N M’O NO, 1.46g (SCBI East Anglia 1199 [same dies]; BMC -; Hildebrand 3153; N 775). Very fine, scarce. bought A H Baldwin, May 1897. ex H Montagu, Sothebys, 18-23 November 1895, lot 796 (part).
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BRITISH COINS, England, King Cnut (1016-1035), Pennies (3), helmet type, Lincoln, Osgut, rev ?OSGVT MO LINCOL (Hildebrand 1694; N 787), London, Leofstan, rev ?LEOFST N ON LVN (Hildebrand 2545; N 787), London, Wynsige, rev ?PYNSIGE ON LVDE (Hildebrand 2823; N 787). First with two edge splits, otherwise very fine, the second about very fine, the last cracked, otherwise about very fine. (3) first and third ex E C Krumbholz, Sothebys, 11-13 March 1897, lot 49 (part). second bought Pearson, December 1887.
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ANCIENT COINS, Roman Imperial Silver, Antoninus Pius (AD 138-161), Faustina Junior, daughter of Antoninus Pius, wife of Marcus Aurelius, Sestertius (3), under Antoninus Pius, AD 138-141, rev Concordia seated left (RIC Pius 1074), fair; rev AETERNITAS SC, Ceres standing left (RIC Pius 1100), brown patina, about very fine; AD 161, rev AVGVSTI PII FIL S C, Venus standing left, holding Victory and leaning on shield set on helmet (RIC Pius 1367), good fine. (3).
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ANCIENT COINS, Roman Imperial Silver, Vitellius (AD 69), Denarius 3.30g, A VITELLIVS IMP GERMAN, laureate head right, rev CONSENSVS EXECITVM sic, Mars wearing cloak and helmet striding left holding spear and aquila with vexillum (not in RIC; not in BMCRE). Fine and very rare. Exciting confirmation of a very rare coin. This coin is recorded, cf RIC note to 23 discussing BMCRE's refererence to just one other specimen which was studied in 1799. Nevertheless RIC refers to BMCRE's reference, note to 84, only to dismiss it a misreading of the variant FIDES EXERCITVM.
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ANCIENT COINS, Roman Imperial Silver, Domitian (AD 81-96), Denarii (3) as Caesar under Vespasian, AD 79, laureate head right, rev clapsed hands around eagle on prow (RIC 246); as Caesar under Titus, AD 80, rev garlanded, lighted altar (RIC 46); rev helmet on throne (RIC 47). Fine, the first better. (3).
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ANCIENT COINS, Roman Republican, MN CORDIVS RVFVS IIIVIR, Denarius, Rome 46 BC, Jugate heads of the Dioscuri right, rev Venus standing left, holding scales, with Cupid at her shoulder (Cr 463/1a), toned, about very fine; MN CORDIVS RVFVS IIIVIR, Denarius, Rome 46 BC, owl perched on Corinthian helmet, rev aegis decorated with Medusa’s head (Cr 463/2), area of weak striking on obverse, reverse slightly off-centre, toned very fine; with another similar, fair. (3).
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ANCIENT COINS, Roman Republican, Denarii (5), T CARISIVS III VIR, Rome 46 BC, head of Roma in Phrygian helmet right, rev cornucopiae on globe, sceptre left, rudder right (Cr 464/3b); T CARISIVS, head of Roma in Phrygian helmet right, rev cornucopiae on globe, sceptre left, rudder right (Cr 464/3b); C PISO LF FRVGI, Rome 67 BC, bust of Apollo right, rev horseman (Cr 408/1a); MN FONTEI C F, head of Apollo right, rev Cupid on goat right (Cr 353/1a); Q MAX, head of Apollo right, lyre before, rev cornucopiae superimposed on thunderbolt (Cr 371/1). Fine to very fine, some staining. (5).
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ANCIENT COINS, Roman Republican, SEX POM, Denarius, Rome 137 BC, head of Roma right, rev she-wolf suckling twins, behind Faustulus identified by legend FOSTLVS (Cr 235/1), full flan, about very fine; together with C POBLICI QF, Denarius Serratus, Rome 80 BC, head of Roma in plumed helmet, rev Hercules defeating the Nemean lion (Cr 380), fine. (2).
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