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Lot 601
A Second World War D.F.C group of 6 medals awarded to Charles Henry Brown F/O (later F/Lt) No. 157997 Air Gunner No. 635 Squadron RAF (Lancaster Bombers Pathfinder Force, No.8 Bomber Group) with folder of copies of training & sortie flight records and recommendation for award. 53 sorties. Group comprises:- Distinguished Flying Cross, 1939-45 Star, Aircrew Europe Star with France and Germany clasp, 1939-45 Defence Medal, 1939-45 War medal, and QEII Cadet Forces Medal.
Lot 184
A WILLIAM MOORCROFT BURSLEM CHINA PAIR OF CIRCULAR BALUSTER TAPERING SLENDER VASES, decorated with continuous row of tall trees in blues and blue-green on off-white ground, stamped 'Florian Ware, Jas MacIntyre & Co Ltd., Burslem, England' and with Moorcroft signature in green. 29cm high William Moorcroft was an English potter born in Burslem, where he launched his career. He began working in James MacIntyre & Co. and trained in London at the National Art Training School. He quickly gained a reputation as one of the leading pottery designers in Britain and was highly sought after by retailers such as Tiffany’s. Moorcroft drew inspiration from the Art Nouveau movement and was fond of bold colour and Oriental form. This was reflected in his work, notably in his ‘Florian Range’ at MacIntyre & Co. which was extremely popular and gave him the confidence to leave MacIntyre in in 1913 and set up his own company. This departure was by no means amicable, it is reported that Moorcroft left suddenly and took many of MacIntyre’s employees with him. Moorcroft was the recipient of numerous awards throughout his career, he was awarded the Gold medal for his designs at the 1904 St Louis Exhibition, but perhaps his highest honour came in 1928 when he was awarded Royal Patronage by Queen Mary. The Moorcroft pottery is special in that it is one of the last remaining independent art potteries in the world today.
Lot 164
R.H. JENNER & SONS PUB JUG. 6.75ins tall, white glaze body, green transfer I DRINK OF THE ALE OF SOUTHWARK/ 1ST PRIZE MEDAL / BREWERS EXHIBITION/ SOUTH LONDON BREWERY/ R.H. JENNER & SONS. Surrounded by hops, barley leaves & gold medals pictured. Royal Doulton circle mark lion & crown p.m. Some pouring lip nibbles & base hairline/ still a great looker, rare. (7/10) NR
Lot 195
A WWI Military Cross awarded to T/2nd Lt. George Frederick Gatenby, 19th Bn. MG Corps for conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty in covering with his guns the withdrawal of infantry (On two occasions his skill and corage enabled these guns to cover the withdrawal of infantry by well-controlled fire at very close range, inflicting heavy losses on the enemy. During nine days' operations, his unceasing devotion to duty was admirable – the medal named & dated 1918.
Lot 190
Father & Son medal gropus, comprising WWI War & Victory Medals awarded to Jnr. Eng. R.J. Clark MFA (Casualty), together with his son, N.J. Clark's WWII medals, comprising; War & Defence Medals with 39-45 Star and Atlantic Star with France & Germany clasp with box of issue and miniature Normandy medal.
Lot 196
A WWI Military Cross awarded to Lt. J.P. McKenzie RE, accompanied by two newspaper cuttings explaining that he was awarded the MC in the Cambrai push, when ammunition was urgently required by some batteries, he led a party and got it forward by light railway under intense fire. The track was broken in several places, but he repaired it successfully – medal un-named as issued, in original fitted leather case.
Lot 227
A WWI medal group to M.5564 E. G. Tutcher, ACT, comprising a Campaign and Victory medal, together with a George V Long Service medal and a George VI 1937 Coronation medal; also included in the lot is a medal to Edward J. Wells from the Greenwich Hospital Nautical School for Nautical Science and Good Conduct, dated 1859, in original leather box.
Lot 1692
Medallions (3): Silver-gilt souvenir medal of the visit 'a la British Legion' to Fontainebleau 6 August 1939 d.53.5mm EF light edge knock, with original case; 'Federation Interalliee Des Anciens Combattants' 16th Congress Brussels 1935 large bronze medal d.75mm EF, tone spot, with half a case; and bronze medal commemorating the Pilgrimage of French and South African 1914-1918 ex-servicemen 1934 d.50mm EF with half a case.
Lot 2430
World Coins & Tokens (4): Straits Settlements 5 Cents 1899 cleaned nEF with scratches, Straits Settlements 10 Cents 1919 cleaned ex-mount nEF, a double-struck contemporary forgery George III Halfpenny 1775 with initials 'R.W.' scratch engraved rev., and a WWI era military(?) boxing engraved medal d.30.5mm 'BATT MIDDLE WEIGHT, 27-12-17' / 'L/C J. WALE, 1/5 R. WAR. R.'
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