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Click here to subscribeSimon Beeson (b 1961) - a cast bronze art medal entitled Linlithgow Threshold', ca 2001, edition of 30, 7.9 cm x 7.9 cm x 2.1 cm, the medal reflects the designer's interest in both the inhabited wall of castles in Scotland and Northumberland, and the two sided similarities of walls and medals, and as with previous medals it acts as a threshold between two worlds, an outside and an inside, cased, extremely fine
John Lobban - a cast bronze medal 'Homage to Collectors 1990' by John Lobban, obverse magpie holding a medal by Pisanello of John VIII of Constantinople, a squirrel burying Chadwick's Diamond medal, reverse a collector chasing medals with a butterfly net, 10.0 cm, only 85 medals issued, extremely fine - Est £60 - £80
Kevin Coates, 1987 - a rare cast bronze 'James Monahan Medal' only 27 issued plus those awarded, 5.0 cm x 5.2 cm - Coates is a tutor of Silversmithing and Jewellery at the Royal College of Art and this complex medal alludes to many aspects of the life of James Monahan, for many years director of the Royal Ballet School. A version of the medal is presented annually at the R.B.S. as a prize for choreography
Irene Gunston (Wales b 1960) - a cast bronze Art Medal entitled 'Undisturbed Night' by Irene Gunston, ca 1988, 9.0 cm (diameter), extremely fine - Irene Gunston is a sculptor, metal founder, draughtsman, and educator who lived and worked in London 1981-2014, and is now living and working in Carmarthenshire
Natalya Domovitskikh - a modern cast bronze medal entitled 'Chernobel' ca 1995, obverse scribed 'Chernobil', reverse with depiction of a seated figure surrounded by bats, the border scribed 'el sueno de la razon produce monstruos' (the sleep of reason produces monsters), edition of 40, unsigned, 11.7 cm (diameter) extremely fine
The Spanish Armada 400th Anniversary 1588-1988 - a Silver commemorative medal cast in .925 sterling silver issued in a limited edition with certificate of authenticity, 6.3 cm (diameter) and a Bronze commemorative medal cast by the Royal Mint issued in a limited edition with certificates of authenticity, 6.3 cm (diameter) in presentation cases, both extremely fine - Est £40 - £60
Jenny Burgess (British) - a cast bronze medal inspired by the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical after TS Eliot's book, a two-part medal lidded dustbin which reveals a bunch of singing mewing cats, a giant playground for cats, 8.2 cm (diameter) issued in a limited edition of 200. Medal designed while Burgess (now in NZ) was still an undergraduate at Central St. Martins School of Art & Design, 1994, Royal Mint / RCA competition winner, cast by the Royal Mint - Est £60 - £100
SCOTTISH SILVER MOUNTED DIRK BELONGING TO LIEUTENANT COLONEL KENNETH GIBBON O'MORCHOE (1894 - 1962)the single edge fullered blade with a notched back with a thistle embossed collar and a studded carved basket weave handle with a stone set pommel, together with a similar knife and fork all contained in a leather scabbard with thistle embossed and engraved silver mounts and a Gordon Highlanders badge, Glasgow 1924, engraved K.G.O.M., 46cm longNote: Educated at St. Andrew's College in Dublin, O'Morchoe joined the Gordon Highlanders in 1922. He had an illustrious military career, as part of The Prince of Wales's Leinster Regiment (Royal Canadians) 5th Battalion, 2nd Lieutentant 1913, Lieutenant 1915 and Captain 1915; the Royal Dublin Fusiliers, 2nd Lieutenant 1915 and Lieutenant 1916. He fought in WWI in France and Belgium 1915 - 1916 and he was wounded twice. He was awarded campaign medals, to include 1914/15 Star, British War Medal and the Victory Medal. He was also employed with the West African Frontier Force (The West African Frontier Force (WAFF) was a multi-battalion field force, formed by the British Colonial Office in 1900 to garrison the West African colonies of Nigeria, Gold Coast, Sierra Leone and Gambia) from 1917 to 1929. He joined the Gordon Highlanders in 1922 as a Lieutenant, made a Captain in 1923, Major 1934 - 1938, Adjutant 1929 - 1932, Brevet Major 1937, Major 1938 and Lietenant Colonel in 1940. He served in the King's African Rifles in 1922-24 and then again in 1934 - 38. He retired from the military in 1947.
WWI CAMPAIGN MEDAL DUOto include the British War Medal and the Victory Medal, named Pte A.E. Sansom, 9th S.A.H., each with ribbons and mounted on a bar; together with a collection of silver piping medals awarded to Desmond James Sansom, to include The Federation of Caledonian Society of South Africa (3), the Royal Scottish Catherinc Fed. Caledonian Soc. of S.A. (2), and silver medals, two intialled (4), engraved to the verso '1st Novices Straths Reel JHC 1944', '1st Novices March Jhb, 1944', '2nd B.C.P.B Jhb 1944', 'Piping Marches 17 years & under 21 2nd 1945', 'Piping Strathspeys & Reels 17 years and under 3rd 1945', etc, each with ribbons and pinned to fabric, marks to include Birmingham and Chester Note: This lot is associated with lot 32, a set of bagpipes by J. Robertson of Edinburgh and belonging to Desmond James Sansom. Offered in The Clocks, Scientific & Musical Instruments Auction, 3rd November 2016.
RECORD OF BRITISH VALOUR (VICTORIES OF THE PENINSULAR)1815, bronze medallion shaped case containing thirteen coloured discs (two with damage) depicting various Battles or Actions, Albuera , Badajoz, Bussaco, Ciudad Rodrigo, Duoro, Pamplona, Salamanca, San Sebastian, Talavera, Toulose, Vimiera, Vitoria and Waterloo, box cast by I. Porter and E. Orme, obverse with 'England's Great Captain Arthur Duke of Wellington' and left facing bust, signed Porter F with Orme Direx below, reverse with an angel seated beneath tree, signed 'Picture Medal and Edward Orme Direx, Bond St London' below, the angel's board reads 'Record of Valour' with Porter F below, in a red leather fitted case with 'Record of British Valour' in gold lettering, 8.5cm wide
A quantity of coins and medallions including silver threepences 1912, 17, 20, 21, 38 and 40, sixpences 1943, Eire florin 1928, two shillings 1937 etc, silver medal W J D Maker, Hudson Bay 1670, Royal Life Savings Medal, gaming tokens etc - approx 45 grams silver content - Condition: Poor - VF
Miscellaneous collection including Tunbridge Wells celebration for George V and Queen Mary medal, souvenir medal National Playing Fields Edward Chapman Kew Bridge 1 shilling token, Dairy Crest 1886 Commonwealth Games £2 commemorative coin, Clover butter £1 banknote, 10 shillings banknote prefix B29N plus other coinage - Condition: Fine-VF
MEDAL-GLOUCESTERSHIRE FA 1935 Gold hall-marked medal with case awarded to a player from St Pauls College , Cheltenham who were the winners of the Northern Senior Amateur Cup 1934-35. Comes with case which has a gilt inscription and medal (weighs 7/5 gm) is inscribed on the reverse and was made by Vaughtons. Gloucestershire FA crest in enamel on the front. Good
PRESTON NORTH END - MEDAL 1903-04 Second Division Championship Medal awarded to centre forward P. J. Smith who played in all but one of the League games and scored 26 goals during the season. Percy Smith scored the only goal of the final game at home to Blackpool and this goal ensured that Preston won the title by one point from Woolwich Arsenal who also gained promotion as Runners Up. Smith continued his goal-scoring exploits for PNE until 1909-10 when he was transferred to Blackburn Rovers where he won two Championship medals in 1912 and 1914.. The medal, is gold and enamel, hall-marked, with Preston North End badge on the front in enamel and inscribed on the reverse "2nd Div League Championship presented to P.J.Smith". Good
E.LONGWORTH FA MEDAL Medal awarded by the FA to Ephraim Longworth for playing in an International Trial game. Gold ,hall-marked. Date not known but Liverpool player Longworth made five appearances for England between 1920 and 1923 becoming the first Liverpool player to captain England. Inscribed E.Longworth on reverse. Good
LONDON CHARITY CUP MEDAL 1903-04 Gold hall-marked medal (with enamel) for the London Charity Cup, 1903-04. The Final was won by Casuals and the medal, (made by Vaughtons) complete with original case, belonged to C.O.S.Hatton who played for Casuals. He also played for Casuals in the first Amateur Cup Final in 1894 and was an excellent all-round sportsman excelling also at cricket, tennis and rowing., The medal weighs 8.5 grams and both medal and case with gilt inscription on lid are in very good condition. Very good
EVERTON - THE DOUBLE Magnificently boxed Everton limited edition Commemorative Shirt, DVD and Medal Box Set . The Double 25th Anniversary 1985-2010. Everton won the First Division tile in 84-5 and the European Cup-Winners Cup. Housed in a strong cardboard box with Everton logos on front and a summary of the results on the reverse. There are 16 autographs of the players around the rim of the box, signed in black.. Good
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