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Lot 252
G.B - A collection of gold, silver and other coinsto include: 1980 gold four piece coin set £5 down; 1980 two proof half sovereigns; 1979 proof half sovereign; 1980 proof sovereign; 1981 proof silver Charles and Diana crown; two 1985 proof silver Piedfort £1s; 1982 Piedfort proof 20np; proof silver jubilee crown; proof silver gilt large medal 25th anniversary of the coronation of QEII; 1984 proof silver £1 coin; three 1951 proof crowns; proof coin collections in plastic cases - 1984, 1985, 1984, 1985, other boxed sets - 1981, 1980, 1984; a cased set of seven silver proof crowns relating to The Queen Mother's 80th birthday; various other proof crowns and coins (qty)
Lot 307A
A collection of miscellaneous silver to include a desk inkstand, Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1911, of rectangular form, rounded edges, two square with canted corner ink wells and two pen rests; together with a soup ladle, R. Scott, Glasgow 1821,of Fiddle pattern, PRL engraved to terminal,a pair of salts, a British Foundry medal, a commemorative £5, a cased christening set, a mug, a dressing table box, three plated pin trays, various pocket watches and a collection of miscellaneous silver (qty) Weighable silver: 49.47oz
Lot 281
A mixed group of silver including a cast model of a horse "Play Up"Lorne McKean, London 1975, cast by John Pinches, on behalf of The Horse Society; together with various items, a Kiddush cup, unmarked, applied wire work and onset lapis cabochons, simple stem, spreading base; a small glass pepperette, the glass body modelled as a seated cat, pull off silver head, well modelled; various flatware, glove stretchers; cigarette case etcHorse height: 11cm, weighable silver: 29ozLorne McKean (1939- ) was a student at the Royal Academy Schools and won several awards including; the Leverhume Scholarship; the Silver medal for sculpture and architecture; the Feodora Gleichen Scholarship. In 1969 she was elected a Member of the Society of Portrait Sculptors and in 1972 made a Fellow of the Royal Society of British Sculptors. She was the official B.T. artist for the London 2012 Olympic Games. She sculpted HRH Prince Philip on his polo pony, which was the Queen's personal gift for her husband for their silver wedding
Lot 429
Attributed to John Hoppner RA (1758-1810) Portrait of Charles Warren (1762-1823), head and shoulders, wearing a blue coat and white stock Oil on canvas, in a period frame 76.5 x 63cm; 30 x 25in Provenance: By descent in the family of the sitter Private Welsh Collection 2006 Private English Collection Charles Warren was a famous London born engraver who enjoyed a wonderful reputation for his engravings of small book illustrations. He was President of The Artist~s Fund Society and became a member of The Society of Arts in 1804. He is best known for his development of steel plates for engraving and received a Gold medal in 1823 by the Society of Arts for this work ++Relined, restored, in fair restored condition
Lot 571
Two silver and enamel fobs of cycling interest for the 'Imperial Wheelers Cycling Club' awarded to 'F V Batt' for 25 miles in 1 hour, 11 minutes and 34 seconds in 1925 and 50 miles on a tandem in 2 hours, 6 minutes, 51 seconds in 1925, another silver fob, two copper and enamel fobs, all awarded to the same person, a King's medal awarded by the London County Council and an autograph book
Lot 86
A small Burmese dha; a silver medal for the Burma Provincial Art Exhibition, the reverse inscribed 'Mr A.P. Morris/Provincial Art Officer/1914-1922'; a white metal tobacco or other box; a white metal chatelaine; and a number of other items including a quantity of small Chinese pith pictures, mostly depicting Manchu/Chinese men and women (lot) Condition Report Please note that this is a group lot where condition may vary from item to item; the damage includes areas of wear, deterioration and/or loss.
Lot 94
An interesting photo album of early 20th Century Burmese interest, some photographs dated 1906 or 1908, and depicting a wide variety of life in Burma, including: stupas, architectural ruins, musicians, farmers, the Thadingyut Festival (Festival of Light), dam or canal building and group photographs; overall dimensions 30 x 22 cm; together with a quantity of photographs, watercolours and ephemera, mostly relating to Burma, including: The Dunn Medal of The Junior Institution of Engineers, reverse inscribed 'Awarded to Arthur Percy Morris/60th Session/1940-41' in its Spink and Son fitted case (2)Provenance: The Property of a Lady. Both the Medal and the album belonged to the vendor's Father-in-Law, Arthur Percy Morris, who worked as an Irrigation Engineer in Burma, serving also as a Provincial Arts Officer (see lots 86/89 for other named objects from his collection), cataloguing the arts and crafts of Burma and the Shan States. This dual interest in engineering and Burma's architecture are both of course represented in the album.The majority of this archive relates to the time which Arthur Percy Morris and his wife, Doris Sarah Easton, spent together in Burma. Doris was clearly an active watercolourist, painting landscapes which are dated 1918-1920. Arthur's obituary appeared in the 'Journal of The Junior Institution of Junior Engineers', January 1945, a copy of which is offered with this lot. Condition Report Please note that there are several areas of deterioration to the binding, paper and photographs of the albums, booklets and ephemera in this lot.
Lot 1017
A World War I death plaque, named for 9974 Pte.Harry Daniel Garrett, Hampshire Regt., died of wounds off Gallipoli 1915, with scroll, to/w a photograph and history; lot also includes 1943 ACC enamelled medal for Distinguished Service with Five Years Bar and a small collection of unrelated military badges
Lot 240
A Royal Mint 1937 George V fifteen coin specimen set crown to farthing including Maundy money presented in a fitted velvet lined case in red leather with gold coloured inscription, A Royal Mint 1937 Coronation Medal in fitted case, commemorative crowns, George III crown 1819, a George IIII crown 1822, Victorian crowns 1845,1893 etc.
Lot 216
A collection of jewellery to include a sweetheart brooch with two agate hearts with rose cut diamond set bow above, (one small stone missing), a 2.4mm wide wedding band approximate weight 3.2gms, and nine other gemset rings, a silver ingot, bangle, photo frame brooch, watches and life saving medal. etc
Lot 441
10th (Royal) Hussars silver medal, 41mm diam. Obv: P.O.W feather plume within Garter “Prince of Wales’s Own”, above a scroll “Royal Hussars” set within a wreath of roses, thistles and shamrocks. Rev: mounted Hussar within similar wreath with engraved date 1846 below; the suspender being a hinged bar. The edge engraved in script “Presented to Sergt Thos Oldbury by his Bror Sergts and Sergt Majors as a mark of their esteem” (Bulmer R63). GVF Note: Thomas Oldbury born Birmingham 1798, attested at Weymouth Dorset 22nd April 1819, promoted Sergeant 4th June 1829, and was Armourer Sergeant for 16 years. He left the service in April 1846, aged 48, as being unfit to proceed with his regiment to India or for any further service on account of his age. His trade was shown as lock maker and the 1851 census shows the 53 year old as a Gun lock maker in Birmingham. He died in 1876
Lot 440
Coronation of George IV, AR medal 1821. Obv laureate bust left, with legend; Rev Coronation scene. This example is of the E Avern type based on Pistrucci’s official coronation medal and which was distributed to, and worn by, the Buckinghamshire Yeomanry Cavalry Hussars who acted as escort on Coronation day. Edge engraved “John Humphreys 2nd Regt B.Y.C.H”. VF/NVF. Plate 1
Lot 445
Warwickshire Yeomanry Cavalry, AE medallion by T.W. Ingram Birm. Obv. galloping cavalrymen, with Warwick Castle beyond; rev. crowned wreath of Union Flowers, centre uninscribed. Diam 50mm, GVF and similar in design to the silver Volunteer medal given for 1848 Birmingham Riots. 26th Foot 1823 AE regimental medal, obv Religion seated presenting a medal to a soldier, rev. crowned crossed Regimental Colours on bible; by Rundell, Bridge and Rundell. VF, lacking the suspender. (2)
Lot 431
BWM and Victory pairs to M.G.C.: (161450 Pte F W Doar; 58675 Pte T H Battye; 2046 Pte W T E Goldsmith, together with “Imperial Service” crowned brooch bar, Defence medal and 4 chevron embroidered arm badge. WWII Medals: 1939-45 star, F&G star, Defence and War (un-named as issued), with remains of Soldier’s Pay Book to 14973538 D Butterworth, King’s Own. (11)
Lot 442
5th Foot Order of Merit, with struck obverse and engraved reverse, diam 35mm, with ornate loop suspender. Obv. representation of St George slaying dragon with scroll “Quo Fata Vocant” above and scroll “Vth Foot” below; rev engraved “Jefy Morris After 21 Yrs Good Faithful Service as a Soldier hath received from his commanding offr this honorable testimonial of his Merit” and dated in exergue “June the 4th 1769”. See Balmer R171 for similar and of same date. A Post 1836 Merit medal bearing the designation V Northumberland Fusiliers, diam 34mm, un-named, in bronze. NVF (2)
Lot 204
Victorian military badges and paperweight. A brass and white metal helmet plate of the Leicestershire Regiment, centred by a tiger and 'Hindoostan'; a white metal bagde centred by a crowned 'VR' monogram in a wreath of oak-leaves, a Turkish Crimea Medal, un-named Sardinian issue; together with a paperweight with a portrait of Prince Albert in uniform. (4)
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