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Lot 140
One of the only 1350 produced, the 2018 Ford GT is a 347 km/h (216 MPH) maximum top speed super car inspired by the iconic Ford GT40, which achieved great success in the 1960's. The carbon fiber monocoque with integrated steel roll cage and aluminium substructure as well as multiple different driving modes like the track mode - dropping ride height 50 mm, setting spring rates and dampers to their hardest setting and the rear wing activating along with the aero flaps at the front closing for maximum down force, allow this car to switch from a street car with features like voice commands and cruise control to a true racing car. The heart of this super car is its mid-mounted, twin-turbo charged 3.5 liter Eco boost V6 engine which is paired with a 7 speed dual-clutch automated manual transmission which enables seamless and lightning fast gear shifts. The current and only owner of this Ford GT bought it in Switzerland directly from the Ford Motor Company with original purchase invoice and other documentation available. Comes with the exclusive GT owner track kit from Sparco including Ford GT racing suit, gloves, shoes, helmet, Sparco racing harness as well as other accessories. Swiss vehicle registration (MFK) renewed on August of 2024. Technical condition: The car is practically in a brand new condition with only 661 km on the odometer and the factory original tires still in a like new condition. The car has been maintained with meticulous care, as evidenced by the maintenance records available. Never used on a race track, with no signs of accidents, mostly just kept as a display piece in a collection. Visual condition: The exterior of this Ford GT is painted in a beautiful Liquid Grey with Competition Orange stripes complemented by exposed carbon fiber in gloss, 20” gloss carbon fiber wheels with matching orange Brembo callipers, titanium exhaust and lug nuts. The interior comes in a "Launch Control" theme with factory-installed six point harness anchor points and custom orange indoor covers. Both the exterior and interior conditions are as new, reflecting the car's minimal usage and careful storage. This almost completely new 2018 Ford GT with a single owner and only 661 km on the clock, is a true masterpiece of automotive engineering and design, and the ideal vehicle ideal for discerning enthusiasts and collectors. Location: Switzerland. Video link: youtu.be/nDT6BvhRPZY
Lot 293
dating: last quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Italy, Both in silver; the first medal with 'Sepoltura al Pantheon', on the obverse King VE II with an oak wreath, on the border 'VITTORIO EMANUELE II RE D'ITALIA', on the neck cut opus 'SPERANZA', below 'NATO A TORINO XIV MARZO MDCCCXX / MORTO A ROMA IV GENNAIO MDCCCLXXVIII'; on the reverse beautiful engraved, chiselled representation of the Pantheon in relief, on the border 'L'OPERA A CUI CONSACRAMMO LA NOSTRA VITA E’ COMPIUTA', under “XVII GENNAIO / MDCCCLXXVIII”. The other medal for the coronation of Umberto I, on the obverse Heads of the King and Queen Margaret in profile, on the border 'UMBERTO I RE D'ITALIA MARGHERITA DI SAVOIA REGINA', opus 'SPERANZA'; on the reverse a scene representing the King standing and swearing with his right hand raised, in the background there is the plumed helmet on the throne; behind, Carlo Alberto and Vittorio Emanuele II, the winged Victory surrounding the Savoy Shield with a laurel wreath, on the border 'QUESTA E' LA FEDE DELLA MIA CASA QUESTA SARA' LA MIA FORZA'. In a beautiful case made of Moroccan leather, the inside lined with silk and purple velvet. Total weight: 286 g. diameter 6.7 - 6.7 cm.
Lot 341
dating: 1846 provenance: Sardinian Kingdom, Bronze. On the obverse, a fine profile representation of Charles Albert in a frame of mottos 'FERT' and Savoy knots, recalling the primitive collar of the dynastic Order of the Annunziata; opus 'G. GALEAZZI F.' On the reverse, in the centre, a lion with helmet, crest and shield, with an eagle in its paws. All around there are the four busts of Dante, Galilei, Raphael and Columbus between Palagian palmettes. In 1844, Carlo Alberto ordered the minting of a medal for artists and writers. On the reverse, it featured a lion with an eagle clasped in its paws. While the choice of symbols and the motto on the medal were not meant as a political statement, they were widely interpreted as a sign of opposition to Austria, garnering support from Italian liberals. This interpretation quickly gained traction, despite official claims that the medal was simply an homage to intellectuals. The initiative alarmed both internal conservatives, like Minister Solaro della Margarita, and Austrian diplomats, who saw the medal as indicative of the Sardinian kingdom's revolutionary and nationalist ambitions. Despite these concerns, the king continued to distribute the medal, further straining relations with Austria and drawing the attention of Chancellor Metternich. The growing tension between the Kingdom of Sardinia and Austria marked the onset of a period of instability and political change that would ultimately lead to the Italian Risorgimento. diameter 5.5
Lot 325
dating: 1822 provenance: Sardinian Kingdom, Issued in 1822 to commemorate the restoration of the Academy of Fine Arts. On the obverse, bust in uniform (left). Inscription 'CAROLO FELICI REGI OPTIMO ACADEMIA INSTAVRATA'. Opus: A. LAVY F. ET INV. On the reverse, Minerva with helmet seated towards the left, inscription 'RESTITVTORI ARTIVM LIBERALIVM', in the exergue: MDCCCXXIII. diameter 4.6 cm.
Lot 292
dating: 19th Century provenance: Italy, Made of gilded silver (?). On the obverse, Minerva wearing a helmet and draped, seated on a stool decorated with an owl, holding the statuette of the Three Graces, on the border 'IMPERIALE REGIA ACCADEMIA DELLE BELLE ARTI'; opus 'L. MANFRENDINI'. On the reverse 'Premio all'Invenzione' in laurel branches tied at the bottom by a ribbon. 166 g. diameter 6 cm.
Lot 348
dating: 1846 provenance: Sardinian Kingdom, Made of gold. On the obverse, a beautiful representation of the profile of Charles Albert in a frame of mottos 'FERT' and Savoy knots, recalling the primitive collar of the dynastic Order of the Annunziata; opus 'G. GALEAZZI F.'. On the reverse, in the centre, a lion with helmet, crest and shield, holding an eagle in its paws. All around the four busts of Dante, Galilei, Raphael and Columbus between Palagian palmettes. 18 ct 106 g. In case. In 1844, Carlo Alberto ordered the minting of a medal for artists and writers. On the reverse, it featured a lion with an eagle clasped in its paws. While the choice of symbols and the motto on the medal were not meant as a political statement, they were widely interpreted as a sign of opposition to Austria, garnering support from Italian liberals. This interpretation quickly gained traction, despite official claims that the medal was simply an homage to intellectuals. The initiative alarmed both internal conservatives, like Minister Solaro della Margarita, and Austrian diplomats, who saw the medal as indicative of the Sardinian kingdom's revolutionary and nationalist ambitions. Despite these concerns, the king continued to distribute the medal, further straining relations with Austria and drawing the attention of Chancellor Metternich. The growing tension between the Kingdom of Sardinia and Austria marked the onset of a period of instability and political change that would ultimately lead to the Italian Risorgimento. diameter 5.5 cm.
Lot 503
dating: 1878 provenance: France, Silver medal. On the obverse bust of Minerva with helmet (right). Inscription 'INSTITUT DE FRANCE'. Opus DUMAREST. On the reverse inscription 'MASSENET (JULES EMILE FREDERIC) 1878' in laurel wreath. In original case monogrammed 'J. M.'. Stamp of a Paris jeweller. Together with a letter from the Academy of Fine Arts in Massenet dated 4. July 1863. Provenance: Drouot Richilieu sale, 19th November 2002, Paris. diameter 4.95 cm.
Lot 345
dating: 1846 provenance: Sardinian Kingdom, Made of silver. On the obverse, a fine representation of the profile of Charles Albert in a frame of mottos 'FERT' and Savoy knots, recalling the primitive collar of the dynastic Order of the Annunziata; opus 'G. GALEAZZI F.'. On the reverse, in the centre, a lion with helmet, crest and shield, holding an eagle in its paws. All around, the four busts of Dante, Galilei, Raphael and Columbus between Palagian palmettes. 84 g. In 1844, Carlo Alberto ordered the minting of a medal for artists and writers. On the reverse, it featured a lion with an eagle clasped in its paws. While the choice of symbols and the motto on the medal were not meant as a political statement, they were widely interpreted as a sign of opposition to Austria, garnering support from Italian liberals. This interpretation quickly gained traction, despite official claims that the medal was simply an homage to intellectuals. The initiative alarmed both internal conservatives, like Minister Solaro della Margarita, and Austrian diplomats, who saw the medal as indicative of the Sardinian kingdom's revolutionary and nationalist ambitions. Despite these concerns, the king continued to distribute the medal, further straining relations with Austria and drawing the attention of Chancellor Metternich. The growing tension between the Kingdom of Sardinia and Austria marked the onset of a period of instability and political change that would ultimately lead to the Italian Risorgimento. diameter 5.5 cm.
Lot 288
dating: last quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Italy, Both in bronze; the first medal 'Sepoltura al Pantheon', on the obverse King VE II with an oak wreath, on the border 'VITTORIO EMANUELE II RE D'ITALIA', on the neck cut opus 'SPERANZA', below 'NATO A TORINO XIV MARZO MDCCCXX / MORTO A ROMA IV GENNAIO MDCCCLXXVIII'; on the reverse beautiful engraved, chiselled representation of the pantheon in relief, on the border 'L'OPERA A CUI CONSACRAMMO LA NOSTRA VITA E’ COMPIUTA', under “XVII GENNAIO / MDCCCLXXVIII”. The other medal for the coronation of Umberto I, on the obverse Heads of the King and Queen Margaret in profile, on the border 'UMBERTO I RE D'ITALIA MARGHERITA DI SAVOIA REGINA', opus 'SPERANZA'; on the reverse side the King, standing and swearing with his right hand raised, in the background there is the plumed helmet on the throne; behind, Carlo Alberto and Vittorio Emanuele II, the Winged Victory surrounding the Savoy Shield with a laurel wreath, on the border 'QUESTA E' LA FEDE DELLA MIA CASA QUESTA SARA' LA MIA FORZA'. Cased. diameter 6.7 - 6.7 cm.
Lot 285
dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Italy, One with coat of arms under crown and inscription 'SCUOLA DI MUSICA DELLA GUARDIA NAZIONALE'. On the reverse inscription 'SIVELLI STEFANO 1864'. The other with Minerva in helmet holding a shield and spear and placing her hand on a young man holding an object. Inscription 'SOLERTI IVVENTVTI MUNERANDAE'. In the exergue 'ACADEMIA ATESTINA'. On the reverse 'ANNO'. diameter 4 - 4.1 cm.
Lot 132
MONTBLANC, WRITERS EDITION, JULES VERNE A LIMITED EDITION THREE PEN SET, FOUNTAIN PEN NO. 04156/18500, BALLPOINT PEN NO. 04156/16500, PROPELLING PENCIL NO. 4156/4500, 2003 Caps and Barrels: Blue engine turned guilloche enamel lacquer, platinum plated caps and clip, Jules Verne facsimile signatures Nib and Filling System: Medium white gold coloured nib etched with a diver's helmet, stamped 18K and 750, piston filling system, uninked Accessories: Original Montblanc Jules Verne box, Jules Verne International Service Certificate, Jules Verne outer card box and white card sleeveProvenance: A Single Owner Collection of Fine and Limited Edition Montblanc Pens and Accessories Condition Report: Like new conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 36
MONTBLANC, WRITERS EDITION, HOMAGE TO HOMER A LIMITED EDITION FOUNTAIN PEN, NO. 5894/9800, 2018 Cap and Barrel: Textured black resin cap and barrel, with platinum coated clip and fittings, the clip modelled as a the spear of Achilles Nib and Filling System: Medium yellow gold coloured nib stamped 18K and 750 and engraved with Achilles helmet, piston filling system, appears uninked Accessories: Original Homer box, Homer booklet, outer card Homer box and white card boxProvenance:From A Private Collection Of Montblanc Writers Edition Pens Condition Report: Appears uninked with no sign of previous ink filling. No apparent wear and appears almost mint. No scuffing to the pen. No apparent crushing or wear to the edges of the box. Writing on white outer card box.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 133
MONTBLANC, WRITERS EDITION, JULES VERNE A LIMITED EDITION THREE PEN SET, FOUNTAIN PEN NO. 03851/18500, BALLPOINT PEN NO. 03851/16500, PROPELLING PENCIL NO. 3851/4500, 2003 Cap and Barrel: Blue engine turned guilloche enamel lacquer, platinum plated caps and clip, Jules Verne facsimile signature Nib and Filling System: Medium white gold coloured nib etched with a diver's helmet, stamped 18K and 750, piston filling system, uninked Accessories: Original Montblanc Jules Verne box, Jules Verne International Service Certificate, Jules Verne outer card box and white card sleeveProvenance: A Single Owner Collection of Fine and Limited Edition Montblanc Pens and Accessories Condition Report: Like new conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 1026
FORMULA ONE (F1) INTEREST; a 2009 Renault pit helmet with Quicksilver goggles, a Red Bull Racing Formula One helmet with Oakley goggles and a Carrera European Minardi F1 helmet (3).Condition Report: Silver helmet labelled large, Redbull helmet labelled large, the Renault helmet has no indication of size.
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