We found 183977 price guide item(s) matching your search
There are 183977 lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service.
Click here to subscribe- List
- Grid
-
183977 item(s)/page
Lot 85
"Imperial Service Medal" tipo 1953-1954 (Elisabetta II) - Argento, al contorno in incuso "THOMAS HENRY FROGGATT", corredata di nastro con spilla applicata al rovescio e di astuccio originale del conferimento con il marchio della Royal Mint - Oggetto recente, ma completo e conservato in modo appropriato - In lotto con due barrette di Miniature (3 + 4) e una Miniatura sciolta, tutte riferite a Decorazioni britanniche - Insieme interessante e mediamente di qualità molto buona con argenti apprezzabilmente patinati € 100
Lot 1145
A group of five George V and George VI First and Second World War Medals to K. 14720 Walter H. Boon, Stoker (Class 1) Royal Navy, later S.P.O & Homeguard, comprising - George VI British Empire Medal, 1914-15 Star, 1914-1918 War Medal, Victory Medal and 1939-1945 Defence Medal, complete with copy of service record in the Royal Navy and Queen Mary Christmas 1914 gift tin, and a selection of ephemera and newspaper cuttings related to the medal group and the recipient
Lot 1146
A group of five George VI Second World War Medals to Flt. Lt. Peter Henry Lillywhite, Royal Air Force, including - 1939-1945, The Africa Star, The France and Germany Star, Defence Medal, 1939-1945 War Medal, and Malta Medal "To Bear Witness to Heroism and Devotion 1942-1992", and two of his pilots logs, 28th March 1939 until 12th November 1943, with embroidered 185 Squadron Badge, and a selection of books related to his time spent in Malta
Lot 1147
A group of four George V First World War Medals, 16972 T.W.O (Class 2) F.A Christian, Royal Engineers, and later 1852160 Sgt. F.A. Christian, Royal Engineers, comprising - 1914-1918 War Medal, Victory Medal, Army Meritorious Service Medal and Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, all mounted on brooch bar, and set of miniatures for same
Lot 63
A Gentlemen's 9ct gold Thomas Russell and Son mechanical strap watch, front and back strap with silver dial and Arabic numerals, presentation verso, and a rolled gold Thomas Russell and Son of Liverpool open Hunter pocket watch with white enamel dial, and two 9ct gold wedding rings, a Masonic medal and a Georgian gold memorial brooch (damaged)
Lot 107
World War I / World War II seven medal D.S.C. group to Commander Hugh May Stollery Mundy, Royal Navy, mentioned in despatches for distinguished service, London Gazette 2nd June 1943, framed and mounted, together with a further set of medal ribbons, citation certificate in original O.H.M.S. packing, his dress sword, Naval side arm and cased bicorn hat and epaulettes
Lot 161
Royal Mint silver proof commemorative medallion for the 50th anniversary of the Battle of Britain (in box with certificate), a Royal Mint silver proof centenary medal commemorating the birth of R J Mitchell (in box with certificate), a £2 silver proof coin for the Queen Mother's 90th birthday, another for the marriage of the Prince of Wales and Lady Diana and three others
Lot 165
White metal medallion commemorating the death of the Duke of Wellington by Allen & Moore of Birmingham, another commemorating the jubilee of George III in 1809, the reverse after a design by P Wyon, a copper medal commemorating the International Exhibition 1862 'Stamped in the Building by H Uhlhorn', another copper medal with portrait of John, Earl of Eldon, Lord High Chancellor and a quantity of loose coins
Lot 187
1914-15 War medal, a Territorial War medal for voluntary service overseas 1914-19, an Edward VII Long Service medal in the volunteer force and a George V Territorial Force Efficiency medal, all awarded to A C Sgt W Richardson - regimental no.11, another 1914-18 War medal awarded to Pte C H Lewis, West Yorks Regiment and various other commemorative medals, etc.
Lot 190
Group of four WWI medals comprising the 1914-15 Star, the War medal, the Victory medal and a George V Long Service medal, all awarded to Pte T Wood, Shropshire Light Infantry no.8171, a Corps of Commissionaires medal by Smith & Wesson for Long Service inscribed 'T Wood' to reverse and various other medals, cap badges including a Royal Welsh Fusilier's example, etc.
Lot 192
Group of seven medals comprising the 1914-18 War medal awarded to 2nd Lt O F Curtoys, the George V India General Service medal with two bars (Waziristan 1919-21 and 1921-24) awarded to Lt O F Curtoys, Sikh PNRS, a 1939-45 Star, the Italy Star, a 1939-45 Defence medal, a 1939-45 War medal and a George VI Efficiency medal with gilt bar and with Territorial bar, a corresponding set of miniatures, a second set of miniatures for a WWII medal group and various other items
Lot 193
Group of three WWI medals comprising the 1914-15 Star, the War medal and the Victory medal, awarded to Cpl J F Bayley RE37866 and various other items including cap badges, miniatures, three Omani medals accompanied by three artillery shell bases reputedly used by the Omani Army, bearing the Oman emblem
Lot 705
A MOSER GLASSWORKS VASE DESIGNED BY VLADIMÍR MÍKA, CIRCA 1960 the cased ovoid shape with a join to the interior aperture, pattern number 53959 17cm high This vase comes from a very scarce range that won a Gold Medal at the important Liberec trade exhibition in 1967. Profiled in the State’s trade publication Czechoslovak Glass Review in February 1968, it went on to be exhibited at the International Exposition in Osaka, Japan, in 1970. The range was a departure for the internationally renowned company of Moser, who are best known for their heavily cut and faceted designs. The curving forms and use of the traditional technique of casing recall the sommerso designs produced by Flavio Poli for Seguso from the 1950s onwards. The major difference is the join in the interior aperture which accentuates the form and layers, and showcases the talents of Czech glassmakers. This hallmark feature also forces flower stems to either side. Although sold as a practical vase, it is equally successful as a stand-alone sculptural object. Few hard facts are known about Vladimír Míka, but it appears that he studied glass painting amongst other skills at the glassmaking school in Novy Bor. He began his career just after World War II when he joined the Mštisov glassworks, which began to become known for its hot-worked coloured glass from 1958. LITERATURE c.f. Hill, Mark. Czech Glass Design from the 1950s-70s, London, Mark Hill Publishing Ltd, 2017, 223pp
Lot 869
A group of pocket watches and collectables, comprising a 935 Continental silver pocket watch, the cream dial with Roman Numerals, subsidiary second dial and gold hands, together with an 880 silver cased pocket watch, with two subsidiary dials, glass and hands missing, a gold plated pocket watch, a pair of pince nez, Coronation commemorative medal and a good conduct medal for Glandyfi House Wisbech. (6)
Lot 1
WEISSMULLER JOHNNY: (1904-1984) American Actor, famous for his role as Tarzan in various movies. A rare vintage signed and inscribed 6 x 8 photograph by Weissmuller, the image depicting the swimming champion outdoors, standing on the deck of a boat, returning from Amsterdam after competing at the 1928 Summer Olympics. Weissmuller stands alongside his coach and few members of the US 1928 Olympic team wearing their swimsuits. Boldly signed in black ink (`Johnny Weissmuller´) across the image to a clear area. Individually signed above and beneath Weissmuller´s signature by all four members of the US team, comprising Walter Laufer, Helen Meany, Paul Wyatt and François d´Eliseu. The last adding a carefully written inscription to a Japanese delegation, thanking them for their help. The photograph has been neatly affixed to a slightly larger black cardboard. About VG £300-400Weissmuller won five Olympic gold medals for swimming and one bronze medal for water polo in the 1920´s. He was the first man to swim the 100 meter freestyle under one minute, won fifty-two U.S. national championships, set more than sixty world freestyle and backstroke records and was undefeated in official competition for the entirety of his competitive career. Weissmuller won two gold medals in the 1928 Summer Olympics in Amsterdam. Walter Laufer (1906-1984) American swimmer. In the 1928 Olympics Laufer won a gold medal as a member of the winning U.S. team in the men's 4×200-meter freestyle relay, together with Weissmuller, and a silver medal in the 100 meter backstroke. Helen Meany (1904-1991) American Diver. Meany competed in three consecutive summer Olympics, 1920, 1924 and in 1928 in Amsterdam where she won the gold medal in the 3 meter springboard competition. Paul H. Wyatt (1907-1970) American competition swimmer. Wyatt won in the 1924 Paris Olympics a silver medal in the 100 meter backstroke event and four years later, in the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics, he won a bronze medal in the same distance and style.
Lot 243
WILD FRANK: (1873-1939) British Explorer. Wild took command of Shackleton´s last expedition when the last died. A.N.S., Franck Wild, to the verso of a 5 x 1.5 printed visiting card, belonging to Lieut. G. F. Baker, R.N.V.R, a naval British officer. Wild adds a sentence referring to him during the Trans-Antarctic expedition `Second in Command with Shackleton 1914-16´ adding also the date 16th December 1919 in his hand. Written in bold purple pencil. G £80-100Commander Frank Wild went on five expeditions to Antarctica. Only him and Ernest Joyce have ever been awarded the Polar Medal with four bars. Wild served as Shackleton´s second-in-command on the Imperial Trans-Antarctic expedition 1914-16 and Shackleton-Rowett expedition 1921-22. During this last expedition Shackleton died of a heart attack and Wild took over command and completed a very difficult expedition.
Lot 430
DOSS DESMOND: (1919-2006) United States Army Corporal, Combat Medic in World War II. The only conscientious objector to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor medal during World War II. The subject of film director Mel Gibson's World War II drama, Hacksaw Ridge (2016). Signed F.D.C., `Desmond T. Doss, C.m.H´, to the bottom right corner of an official first day of issue “A salute to United States postal people”. Together with an A.N.S., `God Bless you. Sincerely, Desmond T. Doss´, to a 4 x 3 unbound white sticking label VG £80-100
Loading...-
183977 item(s)/page