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Click here to subscribeFATIMID, AL-MUSTANSIR (427-487h)Dinar, Zabid 447hOBVERSE: In centre: al-Imam Ma‘add | Abu TamimREVERSE: In centre: al-Mustansir | billah Amir al-mu‘-| mininWEIGHT: 2.03gREFERENCE: Nicol 1738aCONDITION: Light scratches on obverse, almost very fine and extremely rare NOTE: Nicol cites a single example of this variety.
DULAFID, AHMAD B. ‘ABD AL-‘AZIZ (265-280h)Dinar, Isbahan 278hOBVERSE: In field: kalima in three lines; below: al-Mu‘tadid billah | Ahmad bin ‘Abd al-‘AzizREVERSE: In field: lillah | Muhammad | rasul | Allah | al-Mu‘tamid ‘ala-‘llah | al-Mufawwad ‘ala-‘llahWEIGHT: 4.15gCONDITION: Light crease, otherwise very fine and of the highest rarity, apparently an unpublished type NOTE: Bernardi lists no Dulafid dinars from Isbahan, and gives the latest date for a dinar of ‘Abd al-‘Aziz as 276h. This type, with the Dulafid ruler’s name on the obverse and that of al-Mufawwad on the reverse, also appears to be unpublished.
Hwai-Gen Toys Computer Knight Car: large plastic battery operated car with bump `n` go action, light and sound, similar to the Knight Rider car. Length 42cm. Appears to be in working order, headlights light up and red light to front flashes, other switch operates loud high pitched sound. Overall VG condition, in G box with inner end flap unattached.
AN ALBERT MEDAL GROUP OF THREE, consisting of Albert Medal 2nd Class in bronze, WWI British War Medal and Victory Medal. The Albert Medal (2nd Class in bronze) in original fitted case (case A/F), engraved to the back "Presented by his Majesty to Arthur Eccleshall for Gallantry in Saving a Life at Bushbury Railway Station on the 2nd October 1908". BWM and Victory named "203972 PTE. A. Eclleshall S. Staffs R.".Note: Arthur Eccleshall was awarded the Albert Medal for saving the life of a child at Bushbury Railway Station on the 2nd October 1908. Three children were crossing the tracks when Albert saw a light engine approaching.Shouting to them, two cleared the tracks, the third, however, ran along the tracks in front. In response, Arthur jumped from the platform and managed to lift the child to safety before being struck by the engine, knocking him unconscious in the process. Albert went on to serve in WWI, and spent part of the war as a prisoner of war at Minden. He died in 1958 as a result of a heart attack, which he suffered while watching his beloved Wolverhampton Wanderers play at Molinuex, aged 69. With the group is also a small silver cross, engraved "Merit Medal, presented by Liverpool Weekly Post, to Arthur Eccleshall", together with an extensive array of related ephemera, to include a number of letters from the Home Office regarding the investigation and then eventual awarding of the Albert Medal, telegrams, newspaper clippings and original photographs of Arthur. Also included is a copy of `Brave Railwaymen by Allan Stainstreet` signed by the author and dedicated to the family of Arthur, dated 25/11/88 (the book gives a full account of the story and award of the Albert Medal)
An early 20th Century sapphire and diamond pendant, the drop shaped light blue sapphire with slight colour change is set within a surround of graduated circular cut diamonds, millegrain set in platinum. Suspended from a larger circular cut diamond and a row of smaller circular cut diamonds in platinum. With a fine-link platinum chain. Marked RR.
A 1930's base metal and blue guilloche enamel decorated card case of rectangular form and a further rectangular card case with hinged lid decorated with blue guilloche enamel, 8.25cm and 8cm (2). CONDITION REPORT: Light blue case has heavy scratching to both sides, the metal is unmarked but a little tarnished. The dark blue box has very heavy wear and scratching to the cover, tarnishing to the metal.
A Carlton Ware lustre ginger jar and cover decorated with a kingfisher beside lily pads on a red ground, printed marks, height 22.5cm, also a Copeland Spode blue ground gilt decorated rectangular trinket box (2). CONDITION REPORT: Minor surface wear to the jar and light rubbing to the gilding otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
A 1930's Royal Doulton Kings ware tobacco jar and cover with hallmarked silver rim and cylindrical body decorated with Dutch figures in a landscape, printed marks to base, London 1935, height 13cm. CONDITION REPORT: Some surface scratches and light wear to the mounts, otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
A George VI hallmarked silver and floral enamelled three piece dressing table set comprising hand mirror and two brushes, Birmingham 1950. CONDITION REPORT: Small crack to enamel to back of hand mirror, light scratches, otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
A collection of forty-two various sweetheart brooches including two tortoiseshell examples with silver and gold inlay, Seaforth Highlanders silver example, London Scottish bronze, Highland Light Infantry sterling silver and enamel, London Scottish sterling silver, Middlesex Regiment, Inns of Court, 13th Hussars silver and mother of pearl, Kings Own silver and mother of pearl etc.
A leather cased set of six Edwardian yellow metal mother of pearl and red enamelled dress buttons, with five yellow metal loop attachments. CONDITION REPORT: Two of the central stones are missing to two of the studs, light surface wear, otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
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![OTTOMAN, SÜLEYMAN I (926-974h)Sultani, Zabid 947hWEIGHT: 3.47gREFERENCE: cf Pere 194 [dated 959h]CONDITION: Very light marks](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/33086/2876241/119-201332094128_468x382.jpg)
