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Lot 15
2014 FIFA WORLD CUP PARTICIPATION MEDALPresented here is a 2014 FIFA World Cup gold participation medal. Hosted by Brazil, the 2014 World Cup was won by Germany (their 4th title) who defeated Argentina 1-0 in the Final. The host nation finished in fourth after suffering one of their worst ever losses to Germany in the Semifinals, a 7-1 thrashing that also saw Brazil lose its star, Neymar, to a serious back injury. In the third place game, Brazil was shut out 3-0 by the Netherlands.Issued by FIFA, these medal were distributed only to players, coaches, high-level executives among the 32 National Teams in the tournament, as well as a select number of important FIFA officials. The obverse features a relief image of the 2014 World Cup Brazil logo with "FIFA WORLD CUP Brasil" and a tiny stamping of the manufacturer ("R.C."). The reverse has a relief image of the Jules Rimet World Cup trophy and text at the top reading "2014 FIFA WORLD CUP BRAZIL". The medal (diameter 51 mm; weight 60 g) appears to be made of gold-plated silver or bronze. Presented in exceptional condition, with no blemishes to speak of, and comes in its original black FIFA presentation case.
Lot 16
2021 COPA AMERICA WINNER'S GOLD MEDALCopa America is one of the world's oldest soccer competitions and has traditionally featured only South American countries to determine the best national team on the continent. The first one took place in 1916, hosted and won by Argentina. La Albiceleste (White and Sky Blues) have won the tournament 15 times alongside Uruguay. Surprisingly, Brazil is third with nine Copa titles. Since 1993, at least two teams - one or more from North America and one from Asia - have been invited outside of South America's usual 10 CONMEBOL (South American Football Confederation) teams. The 2021 edition was held in Brazil. In the end, it was Argentina holding off the host nation Brazil in the Final 1-0.Presented here is a gold winner's medal awarded to a member of the 2021 Copa America champion Argentina National Team. Designed with a loop and lovely blue 2021 Copa America ribbon (32” if fully stretched) to wear proudly, it measures 60 mm in diameter and weighs 88 grams (including the ribbon). The obverse has “AL CAMPEON” at the top with “CONMEBOL COPA AMERICA 2021” at the bottom and an image of the tournament emblem at centre. The reverse has an image of the South American continent and “1916” to denote the first year the tournament was played.
Lot 117
A Selection of silver items; Three raised relief Georgian Birmingham silver drinks labels, Silver medallion medal- 'Society of arts for Scotland'- to Alan Stevenson L.L.E. Civ. Engr. Edinr, for his New Signal Light For Railways. The Honorary medal 1841. Barton Silver tiger medal, 1834 Republica Mexicana silver coin and small skating club medal.
Lot 127
A Selection of silver and other jewellery; Birmingham silver art nouveau and enamel pendant produced by Samuel Levi, Birmingham silver football fob medal, with attached plated albert chain, Victorian gilt plated and blood stone seal fob, Victorian three pence pieces, Silver and turquoise coloured stone necklace, two claw brooches and various other items
Lot 140
A Selection of antique and vintage pocket watches and watches; Antique Longines pocket watch, ornate raised relief casing, Military Buren Grand Prix pocket watch, Chester silver pocket watch- Sieger Bros Greenock- 8523, Two plated albert chains, silver fob medal, London silver import watch and one other [All need attention in areas]
Lot 38
A Collection of Scottish and other jewellery; Celtic pewter buckles, Arts and crafts pewter worked bangle, Miracle brooch, Thistle brooch, Celtic Scottish sword and shield kilt pin, rabbit paw brooch, Victorian brooch, Persian silver fob medal and Birmingham silver St. Andrews ambulance service pendant.
Lot 425
A 9ct gold Wedding Band, Size O, together with a small 9ct gold ring gypsy set diamond point, Size G, a pair of 9ct gold sapphire stud earrings, total weight 4.7g, an Elizabeth II General Service Medal with clasp for Malaya, awarded to 22263747 Sgt. Parkinson. A.C.C., and two rotary wristwatches (a lot)
Lot 465
A Victorian silver Agricultural Prize Medallion, by J A Restall & Co., hallmarked Birmingham 1897, the rim marked 'The British Dairy Farmers' Association, Founded 1876', the edge with presentation inscription, together with a quantity of other commemorative medallions, a replica Waterloo medal and a Victorian silver pocket watch, as found (a lot)
Lot 514
A family group of WWII Medals and Memorabilia ; Stanley Whiteley was a performer for the Bentley Players, receiving 'The Defense Medal' and the 'British War Medal', accompanied with a quantity of Letters, Photographs, and Documentation. Also with a relatives 'S/L L.H. Whiteley' Medals comprising of ; A Defense Medal, War Medal, 1939-45 Star, African Star and the Italy Star, together with family documents and photographs, British blue Ensign Flag and German WWI & WWII service and merit Medals, etc(a lot)
Lot 547
Coronation Medals; Two cased 1937 George VI and Queen Elizabeth medals, both boxed with ribbons, together with a 1953 lady's Elizabeth II medal, cased with bowed ribbon, a 1911 George V and Queen Mary medal, with ribbon, incorrect box, a pair of 1935 Silver Jubilee medals, box cased, together with a small 9ct gold fod medallion, 3.1g, a damaged silver pocket watch, commemorative crowns etc., (a lot)
Lot 201
A Pair of Georgian Three-Ring Decanters and Stoppers, together with a silver rimmed glass vase, silver topped perfume bottle, fossilized fish, Richard Johnson, Clapham & Morris miners lamp etc (one tray)Decanters with very minor facit chips, one with slightly larger chips to the rim, no cracks, minor cloudingSilver rimmed vase - very small foot chipScent bottle, silver top with slight dents, complete with stopper, minor chips to glassHand mirror, with wear and lossesMedal case with wear
Lot 15
HENMI TOYO: A SUPERB TSUISHU AND TSUIKOKU LACQUER KOGO (INCENSE BOX) AND COVERBy Henmi Toyo (1846-1920), signed Hen (Itsu) ToyoJapan, Meiji period (1868-1912)Of circular form, intricately carved in low relief to one side with Kannon leaning against a craggy rock and holding a rosary beside a sinuous dragon and to the other with Daruma standing on a reed, his head backed by a halo, surrounded by thick swirling clouds, all in tsuikoku against a tsuishu ground neatly incised with waves, the interior lacquered black. Signed within a raised rectangular reserve HEN TOYO.DIAMETER 9 cmCondition: Very good condition, minor wear, few minuscule nicks and tiny chips to edges, few light scratches.Henmi Toyo (1846-1920) went to Kyoto in 1862 to study swordsmithing techniques. In 1864 he returned to his hometown in Okayama Prefecture and became a swordsmith under the name of Chikukansai Yoshitaka. He possessed exceptional skills and was much admired but his business was discontinued when the Sword Law was abolished in 1872. After that, he became involved in a wide range of crafts, including wood carving, bamboo carving, and lacquerwork. In 1895, he won the first prize and a gold medal at the 4th National Industrial Exhibition for his boxwood crab figurine. He also presented a tsuishu food basket to the Emperor Meiji in 1910 and a sword, a joint work with his brother, to the Emperor Taisho in 1915. In addition to crafts, he was also skilled in jujutsu, archery, calligraphy, chanting, and tea ceremony.
Lot 245
A MAGNIFICENT FOUR-PANEL BYOBU SCREEN OF AN EAGLE PERCHED ON PINE, ATTRIBUTED TO NISHIMURA SOZAEMON, THE DESIGN BY IMAO KEINENAttributed to Nishimura Sozaemon (1855-1935), after a design by Imao Keinen (1845-1924), sealed Keinen 景年Japan, late 19th to early 20th century, Meiji period (1868-1912)Embroidery on silk. Mounted on six panels within a silk brocade frame attached to a black-lacquer frame with wheels. The majestic bird perched on a pine branch, wings resplendent, seconds before swooping down to grab its prey in its sharp talons, the pine overgrown with hanging vines which appear to wither away as winter approaches.Inscriptions: One seal to the bottom-right, Keinen.Condition: Fair condition with wear commensurate with age, few loose threads, minor losses, some light soiling and few tears. Overall presenting well.Dimensions: Size 59.5 x 165 cm (each panel), 174 x 264 cm (total)The Nishimura Sozaemon family founded a family business in the middle of the 16th century. The family, in the Chikiriya clan, currently operates as a textile wholesaler under the name Chiso Co. Ltd., which is one of Japan's oldest businesses. According to the surviving genealogical records of the Nishimura family, the Chikiriya clan was founded during the Koji period (1555-1558) when Nishimura Yozaemon opened a shop selling clerical garments in the Sanjo-Muromachi district of Kyoto. The clan's shop flourished in the 17th century, operating in more than 100 housing units. However, the only remaining direct descendants of the Chikiriya clan are the Nishimura Sozaemon, Nishimura Jihei, and Nishimura Kichisaemon families.Imao Keinen (1845-1924) was born to a family in the textile business (Iseya for Inosuke Imao) and trained from age 11 as a picture master to provide imagery for yuzen textiles. He first studied ukiyo-e style with Umegawa Tokyo, then turned to Suzuki Hyakunen, who favored the Nanga school. He named himself for his father's most beloved artist, Matsumura Keibun. He was hired at age 30 by the Nishmura Sozaemon company (now Chiso) to design embroidered pictures. He also worked for Iida Shinshichi (Takashimaya), and would win prizes at the 1893 Columbian World's Fair in Chicago, followed by a silver medal for the 1900 Paris Exposition Unverselle, and a gold medal at the Saint Louis World Exposition. Beginning in 1888, he taught at Kyoto Prefectural School of Painting, and would become an Imperial Artist in 1904, following his gold medal in Saint Louis. He was elected as a member of the Imperial Art Academy in 1919. He specialized in bird and flower paintings and prints.
Lot 275
MASAHIKO KATORI: A BRONZE OKIMONO OF A RECUMBENT RAMBy Masahiko Katori (1899-1988), signed MasahikoJapan, Showa period (1926-1989)Finely cast, the okimono in the form of a recumbent ram with long horns and thick curls of wool. The relaxed beast has a narrow face, long ears set between its curling horns, and a heavy coat. The flat base is signed Masahiko. The bronze is covered in a rich, chocolate patina.LENGTH 13.3 cmWEIGHT 987.8 gCondition: Very good condition with minor wear and small manufacturing irregularities.Provenance: From a private collection in Somerset, England, acquired in Japan.With the original tomobako wood box inscribed with artists name and stamped.Masahiko Katori was born in Tokyo to Hotsuma and Tama Katori. He studied metalworking at the Department of Casting of the Tokyo School of Tokyo School of Fine Arts (today the Tokyo University of Arts) under the renowned Shinobu Tsuda. His works were displayed at the Paris World Exposition in 1925 where he won a bronze medal during the Art Deco Expo. His work was chosen and displayed in the Exhibition of the Imperial Fine Arts Academy for three consecutive years. He contributed a substantial amount of effort in repairing and protecting cultural relics during the post-war error. The bells in the Enryaku-ji and Shinsho-ji Temples were made and donated by the artist.
Lot 2604
A COLLECTION OF CASED SILVER BAKING PRESENTATION MEDALS WON BY Wm. GARDINER & SON OF GLASGOW Comprising two large Youma Challenge Medals by Walker & Hall, Birmingham, 1928, each weighing approx. 122g and unengraved verso Five Confectioners Bakers and Allied Trades Exhibition London oval medals by Mappin & Webb Ltd., Birmingham, weighing from 39-43g respectively and engraved verso to William Gardiner & Son, Glasgow for the years 1930, 1931, 1932 (twice) and 1951 London Baking Trade Exhibition 1933 and 1934 medals by A.C. Bloxham Ltd., Birmingham, weighing approx. 33g each and engraved verso "Class 72" and "Class 73, W. Gardiner & Son" Scottish Bakers, Grocers, Confectioners & Allied Trades Exhibition 1936 medal by Frederick Johnson & Son, Birmingham, 1935, weighing 16g and engraved verso "Class 54, Sixpenny Articles, Wm. Gardiner & Son, Glasgow" Bakers Grocers Confectioners & Allied Trades Exhibition 1923 Judges Award medal by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham, 1922, weighing 21g and engraved verso "J. Gardiner, Piping" And one other fob medal weighing 8g and engraved verso "E.F.B.S.A. James Gardiner, 1954. St. Andrews" Total weight approx. 550g Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 2605
A 9ct GOLD BAKERS GROCERS CONFECTIONERS & ALLIED TRADES EXHIBITION 1922 PRESENTATION MEDAL By Alexander Kirkwood & Son, Edinburgh, 1921, weighing 16.86g inclusive of unmarked suspension ring, the obverse cast with Glasgow City Crest, the reverse cast "Bakers Grocers Confectioners & Allied Trades Exhibition Judges Award" with "1922" engraved above and "Jas. Gardiner, Piping Course I" engraved below, housed in its original fitted green leather case Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 2606
A 9ct GOLD SPILLERS LIMITED BAKING PRESENTATION MEDAL Cast By the Alexander Clark Co. Ltd., Birmingham, 1932, weighing 29.32g, the obverse cast with wheatsheaves, a flour sack and loaf of bread surrounded by the words "John White & Sons, W. Vernon & Sons, Craighall Milling Co., Spillers & Bakers", the reverse engraved "Presented by Spillers Limited, First Prize 1933", housed in its original fitted case Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 2607
A 9ct GOLD SCOTTISH BAKERS GROCERS CONFECTIONERS AND ALLIED TRADES EXHIBITION, GLASGOW 1936 PRESENTATION MEDAL By the Alexander Clark Co. Ltd., Birmingham, 1935, weighing 43.89g and measuring approx. 51mm in diameter, engraved verso "The Craighall Milling Co., First Prize, Awarded to Wm. Gardiner & Son, Yoker, Glasgow in XL - MOR Bread Competition, Glasgow", housed in its original fitted case Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 2628
JOCK "TIGER" SHAW OF RANGERS F.C. - A 9ct GOLD GLASGOW JUNIOR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION CHARITY CUP WINNER'S MEDAL Likely by J. McMenamin Ltd., Birmingham, 1931, weighing 16.72g inclusive of suspension ring, engraved verso "Benburb F.C., Won by J. Shaw, 1931-32". Born in Annathill, North Lanarkshire on 29th November 1912, John Shaw began his football career with Govan-based Benburb F.C., winning the medal here offered. After a five-year spell with Airdrieonians, he transferred to Rangers, whom he would later captain. Retiring in 1953, Shaw, who'd earned the moniker "Tiger" through his tough playing style, also held the distinction of captaining the first Scottish club team to lift "the Treble" of League, League Cup and Scottish Cup. This was not the only first accomplished by Shaw over the course of his playing career. Representing Scotland against Switzerland in 1946, Shaw played alongside his brother Davie: the first time in the history of the national side that siblings had been on the field at the same time. It was not until 2005 that this would recur. Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 2629
A 1924 PARIS OLYMPICS GREAT BRITAIN TEAM ENAMEL LAPEL BADGE By Fattorini & Sons, Bradford Provenance: Harry Dingley, Glaswegian featherweight boxer and quarter-finalist in the 1924 Paris Games. Dingley was later selected as a reserve member of the Amsterdam 1928 Olympic squad. Please note: newspaper article and portrait photograph included in images are for context only and are not included with the lot. Together with a Glasgow silver fob medal featuring Glasgow City Crest, engraved verso "4 St. 7 Boys, Amateur Ch'ship Runner Up, Henry Dingley, V.A.C. 8-6-14", probably by Robert Scott (2) Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 274
A collection of military awards and badges etc. including WWI and WWII medals, Artic Star, Russian medals, Malta Defence tie, trench art miniature farriers tools and Princess Mary tin. The WWI medals and some badges awarded to SE-2002 Private H Reeves, Army Veterinary Corps, Russian medal with letter to A Furneaux
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