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Lot 436
WILLIAM III AND MARY. CORONATION MEDAL, 1689. Struck in AR, by J. Roettier. Obv: Conjoined and draped busts right. Rev: Jove hurling thunder at Phaethon falling from his chariot. 16.1g. 35cm dia. AUNC, dark attractive toning, extra raised metal on reverse rim. E 312; MI i, 662/25; v. Loon III, 379; Wollaston 9; WF 10:1.
Lot 452
NATIONAL EDITION OF SHAKESPEARE'S WORKS MEDAL, 1803. Struck in AR, by C.H. Kutcher. J and J Boydell's National Edition of Shakespeare's Works. Obv: Shakespeare seated on a rock, flanked by figures of Drama and Painting. Rev: Script above date. Edge named to 'ALEX'R CHAMION ESQR'. 38.6g, 48mm dia. AEF. E 950; BHM 553; Pollard 28.
Lot 460
DEATH OF PRINCESS CHARLOTTE MEDAL, 1817. Struck in AE, by T. Webb and G. Mills. Obv: Draped bust, hair decorated with roses. Rev: Britannia seated mournfully beside funerary urn, "WEEP BRITAIN THOU HAST LOST THE EXPECTANCY AND ROSE OF THE FAIR STATE". 59.3g, 50mm dia. EF, toned. E 1097; BHM 941.
Lot 461
WILLIAM IV. ACCESSION MEDAL, 1830. Struck in AR, matt frosted, by W. Wyon on the request of Queen Adelaide. Obv: Bare head of the King right. Rev: Legend 'ADELAIDE REGINA CUDI JUSSIT MDCCCXXX' within wreath. 141.3g, 68mm dia. UNC. In original red leather box, bearing paper label 'Burckhardt, Jeweller & c, To their Royal Highnefses The Duke of Sussex, Dutchefs of Kent, Princess Sophia & c, 62 Conduit Street.'. E 1220; BHM 1414; Hocking 250/31. Literature: Carlisle states in A Memoir of the Life and Works of William Wyon Esq A.R.A., London 1837. "This medal was struck at the express command of Her Majesty Queen Adelaide to preserve a faithful portrait of the King, and is only given by Her Majesty to those whom the Queen graciously condescends to honour."
Lot 468
OPENING OF THE VICTORIA BRIDGE, CANADA, MEDAL, 1860. Struck in AE, by J.S. Wyon, rev after M.D. Wyatt. Obv: Bust left. Rev: Prince's plumes and coronet within a wreath, "VISITED CANADA AND INAUGURATED THE VICTORIA BRIDGE. 1860." In original leather box stamped "Joseph S. Wyon...". 61.2g, 48mm dia. E 1535; BHM 2669; Leroux 641; Moyaux 85; WE 822.
Lot 473
VICTORIA. GOLDEN JUBILEE MEDAL, 1887. Struck in AR, by J.E. Boehm and F. Leighton. Obv: Crowned and veiled bust left. Rev: Enthroned figure of Empire , flanked by standing figures of Science, Letters and Art, opposite Industry and Agriculture, at their feet, Mercury reclining beside Time. Five shields in exerge inscribed Asia, America, Europe, Australasia and Africa. In the original red leather and velvet lined box, with card insert. 215g, 77mm dia. AUNC. E 1733; BHM 3219; Wollaston 39; WE 2000.
Lot 474
VICTORIA. GOLDEN JUBILEE MEDAL, 1887. Struck in AE, by J.E. Boehm and F. Leighton. Obv: Crowned and veiled bust left. Rev: Enthroned figure of Empire , flanked by standing figures of Science, Letters and Art, opposite Industry and Agriculture, at their feet, Mercury reclining beside Time. Five shields in exerge inscribed Asia, America, Europe, Australasia and Africa. In the original red leather and velvet lined box. 191.4g, 77mm dia. UNC, toned. E 1733; BHM 3219; Wollaston 39; WE 2000.
Lot 476
VICTORIA. GOLDEN JUBILEE MEDAL, 1887. Struck in AR, by M. Rhodes and Sons. Obv: Crowned, veiled and draped bust left. Rev: Inscription within wreath "BOROUGH OF BRADFORD / JUBILEE FESTIVITIES / PRESENTED / TO / Councillor John Rhodes. / BY / ANGUS HOLDEN / MAYOR". In original red velvet box, with newspaper cutting "JUBILEE MEMENTO". 76.9g, 58mm dia. AEF.
Lot 478
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT MEDAL, 1894. Struck in AE, by Messrs L.C. Lauer. Obv: Bust of William Gladstone left. Rev: Fifty-line inscription listing "MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS / YEAR 1894". In original leather and velvet lined box. 347.8g, 95mm dia. AUNC, toned. E 1792; BHM 3468; Parkes Weber 142a.
Lot 480
VICTORIA. DIAMOND JUBILEE MEDAL, 1897. Struck in AR, by F. Bowcher. Obv: Crowned, laureate and draped bust left. Rev: Royal Arms above "THE BRITISH EMPIRE A.D. 1897", within a border of fifty shields of British Colonies and Protectorates, each identified. In original red leather and velvet lined box. 163.8g, 76mm dia. AEF. Rare. E 1816; BHM 3511; WE 3475A.
Lot 481
VICTORIA. DIAMOND JUBILEE MEDAL, 1897. Struck in AE and gilt, by F. Bowcher. Obv: Crowned, laureate and draped bust left. Rev: Royal Arms above "THE BRITISH EMPIRE A.D. 1897", within a border of fifty shields of British Colonies and Protectorates, each identified. 186.7g, 76mm dia. EF. E 1816; BHM 3511; WE 3475A.
Lot 482
VICTORIA. DIAMOND JUBILEE MEDAL, 1897. Struck in AE, by F. Bowcher. Obv: Crowned, laureate and draped bust left. Rev: Royal Arms above "THE BRITISH EMPIRE A.D. 1897", within a border of fifty shields of British Colonies and Protectorates, each identified. In original red card and velvet lined box. 196.4g, 76mm dia. GEF, toned. E 1816; BHM 3511; WE 3475A.
Lot 490
VICTORIA. VISIT TO IRELAND MEDAL, 1900. Struck in AE, by F. Bowcher. 22.7g, 38mm. E 1840; BHM 3662. Golden Jubilee medal, 1887. Struck in AR. "DUKE OF LANCASTER" below bust. 22.5g, 37mm dia. Royal Jubilee Exhibition medal, 1887. Struck in AE and gilt. Believed to be unrecorded in gilt. 42.3g, 45mm dia. BHM 3346. (3 medals)
Lot 491
CHARLES I. MEMORIAL MEDAL. Struck in AE, by J. and N. Roettier. 54g, 50mm dia. GVF, toned. E 162a. Field Marshal F. Duke Of York medal, 1802. Struck in AE. 39.1g, 41mm dia. GEF, toned. J. Earl Of Eldon medal, 1827. Struck in AE. 59g, 47mm dia. VF. E 1197. Smithfield Club medal, 1845. Struck in AR. 68.8g, 49mm dia. VF. E 1400; BHM 2218. Viscount Nelson medal, 1897. Struck in AE from the metal of the Flagship Foudroyant. 28.5g, 38mm dia. EF. (5 medals)
Lot 493
GREAT EXHIBITION, COUNCIL MEDAL, 1851. Struck in AE, by W. Wyon and J.F. Domard. Obv: Conjoined busts of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert left, trident behind and dolphins below. Rev: Standing figures of Commerce and Industry, their hands clasped, each crowned by Britannia, on a platform with the flags of nations behind. Edge named to "JEAN LOUIS GRAUX. CLASS IV. COUNCIL MEDAL OF THE EXHIBITION.". 430.7g, 89mm dia. EF, toned. E 1455; BHM 2461; Parkes Weber 70; Allen 34-5. Literature: Eimer, BCM, p. 196. The Great Exhibition Medals were presented to exhibitors as well as to those helping in the organization of the exhibition itself. The numbers awarded include 174 Council Medals and 2918 Prize Medals.
Lot 494
GREAT EXHIBITION, JUROR'S MEDAL, 1851. Struck in AE, by W. Wyon and G.G. Adams. Obv: Conjoined busts of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert left, trident behind and dolphins below. Rev: Industry seated recieving a wreath from Fame attended by Commerce. Edge named to "J. HOLLAND JUROR EXHIBITION 1851". Contained in possibly the original leather and velvet lined box. 131.9g, 64mm dia. EF, toned. E 1457; BHM 2464; Allen 38-9. Provenance: Ex Neddy Allen, London Coin Fair, 2005
Lot 495
GREAT EXHIBITION, PRIZE MEDAL, 1851. Struck in AE, by W. Wyon and L.C. Wyon. Obv: Conjoined busts of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert left, trident behind and dolphins below. Rev: Britannia seated placing a wreath on th head of Industria, Africa, America, Asia and Europe standing behind. Edge named to "JAMES BLACK & CO. CLASS XVIII. PRIZE MEDAL OF THE EXHIBITION.". 264.9g, 77mm dia. EF, toned. E 1456; BHM 2462; Allen 35-8.
Lot 497
GREAT EXHIBITION, EXHIBITOR'S MEDAL, 1851. Struck in AE, by W. Wyon and J.F. Domard. Obv: Bust of Prince Albert left. Rev: A globe, decorated with a scroll inscribed "EXHIBITOR", within a wreath. Edge named to "UNITED KINGDOM. CLASS 10. NO 259.". 63.5g, 44mm dia. EF, toned. E 1459; BHM 2463; Allen 40-1.
Lot 498
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION MEDALS, 1862. Struck in silvered AE, by C. Schnitspahn and J. Wiener. Obv: Bust of Prince Albert left. Rev: Facade of the Exhibition Building. 37g, 41mm dia. GVF. And a similar medal with an alternative reverse, showing the inside of the Exhibition Building. 36.1g, 41mm dia. AEF. E 1556. BHM 2743. (2 medals)
Lot 500
CITY OF LONDON MEDAL. REFORM BILL, 1832. Struck in AR, by B. Wyon. Obv: "REFORM IN THE PRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE… 1832", crown above, within a wreath decorated by the City of London shield. Rev: Figure of Liberty kneeling and presenting a bill of Reform to Britannia. 64.8g, 51mm dia. AEF. In a leather and velvet lined box, "B. WYON / MEDALLIST". E 1254, BHM 1603.
Lot 501
CITY OF LONDON MEDAL. REFORM BILL, 1832. Struck in AE, by B. Wyon. Obv: "REFORM IN THE PRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE… 1832", crown above, within a wreath decorated by the City of London shield. Rev: Figure of Liberty kneeling and presenting a bill of Reform to Britannia. 56g, 51mm dia. EF, toned. E 1254, BHM 1603.
Lot 502
CITY OF LONDON SCHOOL MEDAL, 1834. Struck in AR, by B. Wyon. Obv: Façade of school building 'CITY OF LONDON SCHOOL FOUNDED BY THE CORPORATION 1834". Rev: A seated figure of Knowledge instructing a youth. 68.4g, 57mm dia. EF, toned and proof-like. In leather and velvet lined box. E 1279, BHM 1680.
Lot 504
CITY OF LONDON MEDAL. OPENING OF THE COAL EXCHANGE, 1849. Struck in AE, by B. Wyon. Obv: Medallion portrait of Queen Victoria surrounded by portraits of Prince Albert, the Prince of Wales, and Princess Royal. Rev: The interior of the coal exchange. 418g, 89mm dia. EF, toned. In original leather box of issue. E 1435, BHM 2354.
Lot 508
CITY OF LONDON MEDAL. BLACKFRIARS BRIDGE AND HOLBORN VALLEY VIADUCT, OPENED 1869. Struck in AE, by G.G. Adams. Obv: Bust of Queen Victoria crowned. Rev: A view of the two bridges within wreaths flanked by Londinia and Britannia on reverse. 222g, 76mm dia. EF, toned. In original tooled leather box of issue. E 1604, BHM 2906.
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