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Lot 167
Collection of modern Great British and World coins including; fourteen five pound coins five of which are in covers, two Gibraltar 2007 two pound coin covers, other coin/medal covers, Royal Mint 2000 executive proof coin set, three Guernsey silver proof one pound coins, Canada 1995 silver dollar, Fiji 1997 silver proof ten dollars, Barbados 1997 silver proof dollar, Canada 1999 silver dollar, commemorative crowns etc Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 179
Collection of Great British and world coins and banknotes including; George III 1797 cartwheel penny, world coins with silver content, Roman coin, pre-Euro mixed coinage, George VI 'For Faithful Service in the Special Constabulary' medal awarded to 'ASST. DIST. CMDR. ARTHUR M. STONE', various banknotes including Government of Cyprus five shillings, Military Authority in Tripolitania ten Lire and two one Lire etc Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 165
Collection of GB and World coins including; George V 1935 crown, 1933 and 1942 half crowns, 1983 proof set, Royal Mint 1983 cased silver proof one pound coin, Bailiwick of Guernsey 2008 silver proof five pound coin, 'Royal Mint Centenary Medal', commemorative crowns, Belgium 1870 five francs, Austria 1964 silver fifty schilling etc Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 59
HENRY LE JEUNE, A.R.A. (1819-1904) ST GEORGE artist's monogram l.r. oil and gold leaf on gold ground 30.0 x 9.5cm / 11 3/4 x 3 3/4in Inscribed as a halo around the Saint is Sanctus Georgius Fidelis ad Mortem (Saint George, faithful unto death), and to the lower right Scuto Amoris Divini (Beneath the Shield of Divine Love). St George is depicted here in a typically Victorian manner, with the flag of St George and the Royal Arms of England. Henry Le Jeune was trained at the Royal Academy Schools, where he won a number of silver medals and a gold medal for his depiction of Samson Breaking his Bonds. He continued to paint Biblical scenes, and later in life also became an accomplished painter of genre scenes. He taught at the Government School of Design at Somerset House, became a drawing instructor at the Royal Academy in 1845 and three years later a curator at the Academy.
Lot 646
Three early motorcycle and car racing medals, comprising: Royal Automobile Club gold medal, bust of Edward VIII right at centre of a steering wheel, oak and laurel wreath around, imperial crown at top, rev. engraved 'Light Car Reliability Trial 1914 G.W.K. Car 1000 Miles Non-Stop' within oak and laurel wreath, 36mm, 15ct., 42.5g; Herefordshire County Automobile & Aero Club silver medal, Herefordshire arms between wings, rev. engraved '4th Quarterly Trial Motorcycles DECR 1912 Class D C. M. Keiller' within laurel wreath, 32mm; British Motorcycle Racing Club silver medal, female figure holding laurels and thunderbolt before Union Shield, rev. engraved 'B.M.C.R.C Second Prize 3. Lap Cyclecar Handicap C. M Keiller Brooklands 28 March 1914', 30mm. Good very fine (3) Clifton Macnee Keiller (1888-1968) of GWK cars. In February 1908 he began a three year pupilage in the engineer's office at GWR's Swindon Works. J. Talfourd Wood, the W in GWK, was a pupil at Swindon at the same time. 1911 he was living at Springfield, 19 Brackley Road, Beckenham, Kent. The prototype GWK car was built in a stable in Beckenham. In 1921 he married, at Wandsworth, to Doris M. Lorden.
Lot 650
Pair of medals: Indian Mutiny Medal 1857-58 to Lt. J. T. Watson, 7th Oudh Irreg Inf, Defence of Lucknow bar; Afghanistan Medal 1878-80 to Col. J. T. Watson, 13th Ben N. I., in a fitted leather covered case (2) The flashpoint of the Indian Mutiny was the introduction of the Enfield rifle. The cartridges for this weapon were believed to be greased with a mixture of beef and pork fat, which was felt would defile both Hindu and Muslim soldiers. On 1st May, the 7th Oudh Irregular Infantry refused to bite the cartridge, and on 3rd May were disarmed by other regiments. In 1861 after the mutiny the title of 13th BNI was given to the Shekhawati Battalion which became 13th (Shekhawati) Regiment of Bengal Native Infantry. Col. Watson was appointed commander of the 13th Regiment on 13th September 1878.
Lot 459
§ HELEN C. YUILL CANTERBURY PILGRIMS pencil, watercolour and gouache, signed and dated lower right HELEN C. YUILL, 1931, bears label verso *RBURY PILGRIMS/ HELEN C. YUILL/ MEADOWWELL/ FALKIRK, framed (Dimensions: 78cm x 78cm)(78cm x 78cm)Footnote: Note: Helen Yuill won the Newbury medal at Glasgow School of Art in 1931. The Newbury medal commemorated the service of Fra H. Newbury and was awarded by the governors of Glasgow School of Art each year to the most distinguished student who completed the Diploma course.
Lot 289
SCOTTISH SCHOOL GROUP OF THREE ARTS & CRAFTS WROUGHT IRON TABLE DECORATIONS, CIRCA 1900 each with elaborate floral and foliate designs; together with certificate of honour from the Exhibition of Industry and Art, Aberdeen, bearing inscription AWARDED TO JAMES SPENCE / GOLD MEDAL FOR CASE OF WROUGHT IRON (Dimensions: Largest 39cm high) (Qty: (4))(Largest 39cm high)
Lot 201
* Wallpaper. A set of ten hand-blocked rolls 'Myriam', Paris: Leleu Dehays , circa 1950s, ten matching rolls of wallpaper, hand-blocked with floral paisley pattern in pink, green, orange, and yellow, on a brown ground, lettered 'Myriam exclusivite editee par Leleu Dehays Paris' to edge, some minor edge-fraying at start of rolls, 11cm tear at beginning of one roll, width 56 cm (22 ins), diameter approximately 6cm (2.5 ins), together with a few matching fragments (Qty: 10)NOTESFrench designer Jules Leleu (1883-1961) is best known for his award-winning furniture designs, which combined modernism with classical lines. He opened a gallery in Paris, 'Maison Leleu', in 1924, and exhibited at the 1925 'Exposition Industrielle et Arts Decoratifs', where he won a medal. He went on to design the Grand Salon of the Ambassadors at the Society of Nations in Geneva as well as other prominent decorative schemes, including those for various French Embassies, and two ocean liners, SS Ile de France and SS Normandie. Unused rolls of his striking wallpaper rarely come onto the market for obvious reasons.
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