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The MacMurrough Kavanagh Charter Horn This high-quality ceremonial Drinking Cup, in bog oak and brass, is a 19th century replica of the MacMurrough Kavanagh Charter Horn. The original, a 12th century drinking vessel, housed in a large ivory tusk (the body of which has been faceted to create 16 sides) and supported on a 15th century brass stand, is on display at the National Museum of Ireland. The brass stand, with clawed and webbed bird’s feet, was believed to have been added during the reign of Art Mór Mac Murchada (1357-1416). During his 42 year reign as King of Leinster, Art Mór Mac Murchada is best remembered for defying Richard II’s attempts to have him removed from power. The stand and rim transformed what was once probably a hunting horn, into a 52.5cm long ceremonial cup and it is believed that this cup was used during inauguration rituals. These overall ensemble is comparable to Scandinavian drinking horns from the same period. These 15th century alterations were signed by the maker, Tigurnanius O Lavan in a band of text which surrounds the top of the vessel. This epigraph, in black Gothic script, on a hatched background, reads ‘Tigurnanius O Lavan Me Fecit Deo Gracia Ihc’, (which translates as ‘Tiguranius O'Lavan made me for the love of God’). The 1818 Kavanagh pedigree book, housed at Borris House, details how the charter horn acted as the tenure by which the Kavanagh family held certain estates. The original charter horn was loaned to Trinity College Dublin by Thomas Kavanagh of Borris House, Co. Carlow in 1783. General Charles Vallancey had an engraving made of the cup; an engraving, attributed to Gabriel Beranger (1729-1817) that later appeared in Vallancey’s 1786 Collectanea de Rebus Hibernicis. The charter horn, which remains in Kavanagh ownership, was returned to Borris House in 1886 and remained there until deposited at the National Museum of Ireland for safe keeping in 1976. The original, is the only piece of Irish regalia to have survived from the medieval period of regional kingships. The Kavanagh family at Borris are directly descended from Diarmait Mac Murchada’s (Diarmuid MacMurrough) son Domhnall Caomhánach. MacLeod, writing in 1959, claims that the Kavanagh Charter horn was gifted by ‘King Henry II to Donal Kavanagh, the son of Dermot MacMurrough in 1175’. There are only two other known copies of the charter horn, one a large mid nineteenth century example commissioned and gifted to Arthur MacMurrough Kavanagh MP by a friend and colleague, and the second, a 19th century version in bog oak and brass (of slightly smaller proportions to the one on offer). Both of these copies are in the Kavanagh collection at Borris. Mr. Edmund Joyce, 2022
Feoffment (both halves of an indenture) for £10 6s 8d to be paid in instalments; 5 Nov 1424Henry atte Moor of Bracon Ash (Braken), tailor, Robert atte Moor of Bracon Ash and William atte Chirche of Hethersett (Hetyrsete) to Walter Glovere of Flordon, Robert Martyn of Hapton and John Multon of Tasburgh (Taseburgh) [all in Norfolk] all their lands and tenements in Flordon, Bracon Ash and Hethel (Hethill) which formerly belonged to Stephen Broun of Flordon, which they lately had by the feoffment of Walter Orlager, citizen of Norwich, and John Hancok, clerk£10 6s 8d to be paid to Henry atte Moor at Bracon Ash in instalments of £2 on 1 November for four years and £2 6s 8d in the fifth year; power of re-entry on non-payment; warranty by Henry atte Moor only; memorandum that seisin has been delivered on those termsWitnesses: John Colby, William Blounvyle, Ralph Biltham, Thomas Moor, John Sybald; at FlordonThree red wax seals, different on each indenture:1 crowned letter W; IHC; indistinct [?armorial]2 letter R; crowned letter W (as 1); two figures, one holding an object, the other facing in prayer
Henry VI 1422-1461 Gold Noble, London. Annulet by sword arm and in one spandrel on Rev, trefoil stops on obvious, with lis after hENRIC, annulets on rev, with mullet after IhC. 7.1g 33mm.Condition. Very good condition, full flan, small dents to edge, slight wear to high points, really good example in a high grade.
Five boxed OO / HO gauge locomotives to include Dapol D22 2-6-2 Prairie GWR green, 2 x Bachmann (31552 V2 60964 Durham Light Infantry BR Green & 31955 A4 60013 Dominion of New Zealand BR green early emblem), Triang Hornby R351 Co Co Class Electric locomotive and IHC Monon 2-8-0 283 with tender, boxes vary
Edward IV (1461-70), Flemish Imitation1 Gold Ryal (Rose Noble), c.16th century, (36mm, 7.06g), obv. ED WARD DI GRA REX ANGL & FRA DNS IB, the King standing in ship facing out, shield in left hand and sword in right, initial E in banner, rose below, rev. IHC AVT TRANSIENS PER MEDIVM ILLORV IBAT (Luke 4:30, 'But He passing through the midst of them went His way'), York rose in splendour (the special cognizance of the King2) over cross with lis ends, crowned lions passant guardant in angles, beaded and linear tressures and outer beaded circle, mm crown at beginning of legend, (S.1952), wavy flan with scratches to obv. field to left and right of King, the imitation die with weaker engraving leading to a duller strike, thus AVF for issue.1M. Schulman records the 'Dubbele en enkele Rozenobels op naam van Koning EDUARD van Engeland' among the imitation coins struck by the Gorinchem Mint in South Holland, see 'De muntstempels der Munt te Gorinchem aanwezig in het Museum Oud-Gorcum', NKJ (1917, 4), p.632Fredk. A. Walters, 'The Coinage of the Reign of Edward IV', NC (1900, 4:9), p.141
Funktionsmodell eines Traktors IHC Titan 10-20 im Maßstab 1:6Nach dem amerikanischen Original, welches von der International Harvester Company zwischen 1915 und 1923 hergestellt wurde. Metallmodell, graue Lackierung mit roten Speichen, wassergekühlter 2-Zylinder-Kerosinmotor, 2 Vorwärtsgänge, 1 Rückwärtsgang, Kraftübertragung mit 2 Ketten auf die Hinterräder, Speichen-Stahlräder, Ø vorne 15,5 cm, Ø hinten 23,5 cm, über Exzenter angetriebene Ölpumpe, Kerosintank, Wassertank, Länge 58,5 cm, Breite 24,3 cm, mit an der Vorderachse befestigtem Scheibenpflug. - Sehr guter Zustand, jedoch ungetested. Start Price: EUR 800 Zustand: (2+/-)2-Inch Scale Working Model of an IHC Titan 10-20 TractorBased on the American original, manufactured by the International Harvester Company between 1915 and 1923, metal model, finished in grey with red spokes, water-cooled 2-cylinder kerosene engine, 2 forward gears, 1 reverse gear, power transmission with 2 chains to the rear wheels, spoked steel wheels, Ø front 6 in., Ø rear 9 ¼ in., eccentrically-driven oil pump, paraffin tank, water tank, length 23 in., width 9 ½ in., with disc plough attached to the front axle, very good condition, untested. Start Price: EUR 800 Condition: (2+/-)
Bedeutende Kassette Ludwigsburg, datiert 1812 Rechteckige Holzkassette, schwarz ebonisiert. Mit aufwendigen Silberapplikationen. Auf dem Deckel eingelassene, ovale Porzellanplakette. Diese exzellent staffiert in Grisaillemalerei „Kühe und Schafe“ in Architekturlandschaft. Verso Datierung und ligiertes Künstlermonogramm CAM für Königin Charlotte Auguste Mathilde von Württemberg (1766-1828). Inhalt: Zwei gleiche Kristallflakons mit Waffelschliff, vergoldete Silbermontur und -deckel. Auf diesen das bekrönte, ligierte Monogramm „IHC“ (H=je 14,6 cm). Dazu passende runde Kristallschale mit silbernem Mündungsrand (H=7,9 cm, D=13 cm). Des Weiteren ein Silberlöffel und eine Silberzange, vergoldet. Provenienz: Geschenk der württembergischen Königin an das englische Königshaus. Kassette: H=17,8 cm, B=35,5 cm, T=23 cm
The Rokeswelle Pilgrim’s Ring: A late 15th century gold iconographic style ring, the band of D-shaped cross section, the twisting design creating angled shoulders with ridges around the hoop extending to the borders, the rectangular flat bezel engraved with ‘ihc’ in black letter script within a lozenge panel, the four corners decorated with diagonally matching floral motifs and leaves, the shoulders composed of straight lines representing the sun’s rays; the first two twisted panels to each side of the bezel engraved in black lettering ‘en/bo/en/an’ (a good year) between foliage decoration (formerly enamelled), diameter 2.1cm. £4,000-£5,000 --- Iconographic style rings often bear images of saints with inscriptions relating to a new year or a good friend. They appear to have been souvenirs of pilgrimages bought at a shrine. The Christogram IHC is an abbreviation of the name Jesus, being the first letters (iota-eta-sigma) of the name Jesus in Greek alphabet. Roxwell was spelt Rokeswelle in Medieval times and the chapel dates from the 13th century. In 1391/2 Richard II sold the chapel to the Bishop of Winchester when it was used for the endowment of his new college in Oxford.
Around 75 Boxed diecast models to include 41 x Lledo ' Days Gone ' and promotional models, 3 x Burago 1/24 scale models (0538, 1503 - damage to box, 1509), 6 x Gilbow EFE models, Matchbox Models of Yesteryear, Siku, etc (diecast ex, boxes overall good) together with a Bluebird Toys Manta Force airship, a boxed ERTL Vintage Gasoline Engines IHC Famous Engine, 2 x Atlas locomotives and a Matchbox Models of Yesteryear book (4)
A well-carved oak headboard, of three early 16th Century panels, Welsh BordersA lion above a rose and leafy-sprig, ‘NPE’ above ‘IHC M’ in split serif Renaissance lettering, and a parchemin panel, with twin tracery-carved apron, on stile supports. Provenance: Dr. Watson Collection. Sold Christie’s, South Kensington, London, 2010. 106.5cm wide, 145cm high
Edward III (1327-1377), Pre-Treaty period, Noble, a contemporary imitation in gilt-silver, a hybrid of series C and D, mm. cross 1, e/dward dei .......hyb, annulet stops, rev. ihc av....... divm illorvm ibat, annulet stops, 3.33g. Fragment in four pieces, otherwise fine £60-£80 --- Provenance: From the Romney Marsh (Kent) Hoard, found October 2018 (PAS KENT-056190; BM 2018T7845)
Edward III (1327-1377), Pre-Treaty period, Noble, series Ga/E mule, mm. cross 3, edward dei gra rex angl z franc d hyb, annulet before edward, small annulet stops, no annulet after edward and rex, rev. ihc avtem traiicieiis p medivm illorvm ibat, c and e broken at bottom, large annulet stops, lis by lion’s head in second quarter, 7.71g/12h (LAL –; Doubleday –; SCBI Schneider –; N 1179/1160; S 1490/1488). Minor scuff by edge at 3 o’clock, otherwise about extremely fine, clean surfaces with some residual lustre, about extremely fine £3,000-£4,000 --- Provenance: From the Romney Marsh (Kent) Hoard, found October 2018 (PAS KENT-056190; BM 2018T845)
Edward III (1327-1377), Pre-Treaty period, Noble, series Gf, mm. cross 3, small annulet stops, e/dward dei gra rex aiigl z fraiic d hyb, small annulet stops, rev. ihc avtem traiicieiis p medivm illorvm ibat, saltire stops, two annulets by top lis, 7.77g/5h (LAL AY/32-8; Doubleday 138; SCBI Schneider 47, same dies; N 1182; S 1490). Softly struck on obverse, otherwise good very fine, full round flan, clean surfaces £2,200-£2,600 --- Provenance: From the Romney Marsh (Kent) Hoard, found October 2018 (PAS KENT-056190; BM 2018T845)
Edward III (1327-1377), Pre-Treaty period, Noble, series E, mm. cross 2, e/dward dei gra rex aiigl z fraiic dh/yb, saltire stops, rev. ihc aiitem traiicie p medivm illorvm ib, annulet stops, 7.68g/12h (LAL –; cf. SCBI Schneider 27; Doubleday 74, same obv. die; N 1160; S 1488). Very fine with a few scuff-marks£1,500-£2,000 --- Provenance: From the Romney Marsh (Kent) Hoard, found October 2018 (PAS KENT-056190; BM 2018T845)
Edward III (1327-1377), Pre-Treaty period, Noble, series F, mm. crown, e/dward dei gra rex aiigl fraiic dhy/b, saltire before edward, rev. ihc avtem traiicieiis p medivm illorvm ibat, annulet stop before ibat, lis by lion’s head in second quarter, 7.76g/12h (LAL AK/80; Doubleday 78, same obv. die; SCBI Schneider –; N 1173; S 1489). Struck on a slightly compact but full-weight flan, nearly extremely fine and attractive £2,600-£3,000 --- Provenance: From the Romney Marsh (Kent) Hoard, found October 2018 (PAS KENT-056190; BM 2018T845)
Edward III (1327-1377), Pre-Treaty period, Noble, series C, mm. cross 1, edward dei gra rex angl z franc d hy, annulet stops, Roman n reverse-barred, rev. ihc avtem tranciens p medivm illorvm ibat, annulet stops, lis by lion’s head in second quarter, 7.73g/6h (LAL M/26; Doubleday 41; SCBI Schneider 18, same rev. die; N 1144; S 1486). About extremely fine £3,000-£4,000 --- Provenance: From the Romney Marsh (Kent) Hoard, found October 2018 (PAS KENT-056190; BM 2018T845)
A collection of American gauge OO/HO locomotives, coaches and goods rolling stock, including a Proto 2000 SD7 diesel locomotive Rio Grande, an Atlas No. 7038 GP 40 diesel locomotive, an AHM caboose and five IHC coaches Rio Grande, the majority boxed, together with a wall-mounted display cabinet.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
IHC International Hobby Corp California Zephyr Coaching Stock, thirteen examples (twelve boxed), 47837 Vista Dome (3), 47836 Sleeper (3), 47834 Combine (1), 47831 (1), 47832 Diner (1) 47835 RPO (1), 47833 Observation (1), 47830 Baggage and an unboxed baggage car Silver Bear, all in silver livery, together with IHC kit coach interiors, a shrink wrap set of eight 20158, four others 20157 (2), 20156 (2), all appear complete but unchecked and a set of Microscale 87-108 California Zephyr decals, G-E, Boxes G-E, (26)
American HO Gauge Steam Locomotives and Coaches, a boxed cased/collection comprises AHM by Rivarossi Santa Fe Blue Goose 4-6-4 3460, Rivarossi 1238 2-8-8-2 Mallet 2197 in black Norfolk & Western Livery, 1254 4-8-8-4 Big Boy in black Union Pacific Livery, 1221 0-4-0 tank locomotive in black Baltimore & Ohio livery, Bachmann 668 Texas Chugger 6439 in black Pennsylvania livery, IHC M813 4-4-0 No 40 in black Canadian National livery and three boxed Rivarossi Santa Fe coaches in green livery 2743, 2717, 2718, G-E, boxes/cases P-G, (9)
Mainline, Mehano - Two boxed diesel locomotives in different gauges. Lot includes Mehano HO gauge SD-40 Southern Pacific IHC with 8 wheel drive; together with a Mainline OO gauge Class 45 diesel locomotive Op.No. D100 'Sherwood Forester' in BR green livery. Both models appear to be in Mint condition presented in Fair - Good boxes with storage and age related wear (Mainline has missing main flap to one end). (2) (This does not constitute a guarantee)
2 x Replicas of Rare English Coins comprising: gold proof replica (reduced size) of Edward III gold double florin (double leopard), 3rd coinage, 1st period 1344-1351, obv. EDWR D GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC DNS HIB around king enthroned beneath a canopy, two leopard heads at sides, rev. IHC TRANSIENS PER MEDIVM ILLORVM IBAT around royal cross within a quatrefoil, a leopard rampant in each spandrel, 22mm, 4.03g, struck in 2009 by Birmingham Mint in a limited edition of 5000, together with a reduced size sterling silver replica of the Oxford Mint Charles I Rawlins Crown 1644, obv. mm floriated cross, CAROLVS D G MAG BRIT FRAN ET HIBER REX around king riding left, brandishing sword, view of City of Oxford in background, rev: EXVRGAT DEVS DISSIPENTVR INIMICI around Declaration: RELIG PROT LEG ANG LIBER PARL, 3 plumes above, date 1644 below; 22mm, 4.07g; both edge hallmarked .916, both encapsulated, BU as struck
Hornby O gauge railway. No.101 Tank Passenger Set. Comprising 0-4-0T locomotive RN460 in LNER green. 3x 'teak' coaches including a full brake. Plus lineside accessories. 2x Stations, one with two ramps, 'Windsor'. Plus a Goods Shed and Signal Box. Also HO railway- Bachmann Spectrum ON3O 0-4-0 Porter Steam Locomotive RN3 in black. Plus an IHC P.R.R. 0-4-0 tank locomotive. Both boxed. QGC-GC some age wear/damage to Hornby. £80-120
HO Gauge American Steam Locomotives and Tenders, four boxed examples Mantua 322-01 Mikado 217 with power drive in black Santa Fe livery, Bachmann 657 Mikado in Union Pacific black and silver livery, IHC 455 4-8-2 Mountain M629 6064 in black Canadian National livery and Spectrum by Bachmann 84114 Pacific K-4 5475 in black Pennsylvania livery, G-E, Boxes F-G, (4)
American HO Gauge Steam Locomotives and Tenders by various makers, Lionel GS.4 Northern 4-8-4 Southern Pacific Daylight 4454, Rivarossi 5407 Santa FE black 4-6-2 Pacific 3423, Mantua 329-40 Southern green 2-8-2 Mikado 217 with steam sound, IHC 8427002 Santa Fe black Mogul 2-6-0 7809, Mehano black Mother Hubbard 2-6-0 397 and T006 Atlantic Coast Line 4-6-2 1523, all in original boxes, VG-E, boxes F-VG (6)
Rivarossi 'HO' Scale Union Pacific 'Big Boy' #4005 Locomotive, IHC Black Jack 5 Stripe Locomotive, Wooden Display Case with 2x Internal Tracks for display with glass sided lid, 2x Hornby Dublo 2-6-4 Tank Locomotives, both boxed (1x box poor, 1x plain box) 2x diecast models in 1:18 and 1:24 scale and a further 1:50 scale bus model - All Unboxed.
25x HO gauge railway items by IHC, Mehano, Industrial Rail, etc. Some items in unassociated boxes. 2x locomotives; a Union Pacific Co-Co diesel loco, 3019, in orange and grey. A Bo-Bo diesel loco in dark grey. Together with 23x box cars, caboose, tank wagons, log cars, etc. Most items boxed, some wear/damage. Contents QGC-GC, some weathering, loads added to wagons, running wear and modifications. £40-60
British coins, Henry VI (1422 - 1461), noble, obv. king standing facing holding sword and quartered shield, in ship with beaded rigging and quatrefoils on castles, lions and lis on top of the hull, within a beaded inner circle, before legend h EnRIC DI GRA REX AnGL Z FRAnC DNS hy'B', within an outer beaded circle, rev. letter h at centre within an ornate cross with lis terminals and crowns over lions in angles, legend 'IhC AVT TRAnSIEnS PER mEDIVm. ILLORV IBAT', 33mm dia, F+/VFCondition report: It is our opinion that this coin has not been mounted in a brooch or other. Under a loupe, there do appear to be some scuff marks on the top edge (see images). Under a loupe, the reverse ground has fine pitting throughout. The images online do give a true representation of the coin. No obvious major scratches. Considering the above, this still remains a nice example.
British coins, Edward IV (1461 - 70), first reign, Ryal, London mint, obv. king standing facing, holding an upright sword and quartered shield, E on flag at stern, within a beaded ring, before legend 'ED WARD DI GRA REX AnGL Z FRAnC DnS I B', rev, rose at centre on sunburst, with floriate and lis terminals, a crown over lion in each angle, all within beaded and linear tressure of eight arcs, with legend 'IhC AVT TRAnSIEnS PER mEDIVm ILLORVm I.BAT', 34mm dia, VF+
Attributed to AW Pugin - A pair of antique 19th Century Victorian Gothic Ecclesiastical religious Church Glastonbury chairs of ' X ' shape having carved ' IHC ' armorial text to back rests with studded red cushioned seats. Brass plaque with notation reading ' Presented to S Stephens Pillgwenlly by Captain S F Homfray Oct 16th 1884. Measures approx; 84cm x 70cm x 66cm.
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