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Lot 1841
A silver and garnet set necklace, claw set with a row of circular cut garnets, a Tiffany & Co silver heart shaped pendant, with a Tiffany & Co Peretti silver neckchain, a gentleman's silver curb link watch Albert chain, fitted with a silver fob medal, seven pendants and charms, four brooches and a quantity of clasps, mostly for necklaces.
Lot 1654
The 1914-19 Victory Medal to 63012 DVR.T.AMEY. R.A., The 1914-19 Victory Medal to T4-058002 DVR.C.G.HAMMOND. A.S.C, five Second World War Medals, comprising; The 1939-45 Star, The Africa Star, The Italy Star, The France and Germany Star and The War Medal, all named to JX 324019 J D HAMMOND R N, a Boatswain's whistle, with a chain, six further items, a pair of silver sugar tongs, Birmingham 1896, a thimble, a gold back and front circular pendant locket, a gentleman's silver cased, key wind, openfaced pocket watch, Birmingham 1921, seven ladies and gentlemen's wristwatches and a gem set pendant watch, with a chain.
Lot 1696
Five mostly Second World War period medals, comprising; The 1939-45 Star, The Africa Star, with bar 8th ARMY, The Defence Medal, The War Medal and the 1953 Coronation Medal, mounted on a bar, six further Second World War period medals, comprising; The 1939-45 Star, The Africa Star, The Italy Star, The Burma Star, The Atlantic Star and The War Medal, an aluminium lighter, probably prisoner of war work, a Victoria half crown,1888 mounted as a pendant with a neckchain, a 1917 half crown, a 1937 Coronation medallion and various further military cloth and metal badges, including medal ribbon bars.
Lot 337
A pair of two Henry Jones, engineer, Royal Navy, including the 1854 Crimea medal with Sebastopol bar and Crimea 1855, Henry Jones served on the Iron Gunboat HMS Caradock (1847), designed by Sir W. Symonds and launched July 3rd 1847 at Ditchburn & Mare, together associated paperwork and portrait photograph of recipient.
Lot 9
Painter Chaim Soutine Black Patinated Bronze Medal, 1972. The bronze medal is made with Chaim Soutine's portrait with his name in English and the years which between he live (1894-1943), the other side is decorated with "Still life with Herrings" which is one of Soutine's most famous paintings made in 1916. Comes in a square blue box. Medal diameter - 8.5cm / 3.35in. Box - 9.5cm X 9.5cm / 3.74in X 3.74in.
Lot 227
A World War II group of five medals to 14003015 W.O.CL.2 D. Bell, Highland Light Infantry, comprising War and Defence medals, 1939-1945 and Italy Stars and George VI General Service Medal with Palestine 1945-48 bar, together with the corresponding miniatures, Nazi badges and insignia, a Jamibiya and Mermaid knife
Lot 703
Early Irish Rugby Medal, 1885 Medal: Rugby: I.R.F.U. 1885. An attractive and scarce 9ct gold Medal, the obverse in cross form with shamrocks and overlay inscribed "Leinster Challenge Cup 1885," the reverse inscribed "Won by W.F.C. (Wanderers Football Club) F.W. Moore, Forward," Scarce. * This medal appears to be the earliest extant Medal awarded in Irish Rugby. F.R.W. Moore was the son of one of the founding fathers of Ireland's Botanical Gardens. He himself subsequently was curator, following on from his rugby career. (1)
Lot 704
Medal: Rugby: I.R.F.U., Conaught Branch, 1938 - 39, a circular silver Medal, with enamel shield shaped central panel, with Connaught coat of arms, the reverse inscribed "Connacht Branch I.R.F.U., Junior Challenge Cup 1938-39," hallmarked. Scarce. (1) * The 1938 - 39 Challenge Cup was won by Garbally College, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway.
Lot 730
1901, All-Ireland Football Medal Medal: G.A.A.: Football, 1901. An attractive 9ct gold Medal, the obverse with Celtic cross design and pierced shamrocks and typical motifs, the circular central panel with a heavy harp overlay, the reverse inscribed "G.A.A. - Dublin - Senior Football Championship 1901 - won by Emmett's, Bray," hallmarked. Unusual & Rare. (1) * Captained by David "Gush" Brady, this was Dublin's 7th Title in the All-Ireland Football Championship. The final didn't take place for the 1901's title till the 5th July 1903, Dublin beat Cork 1.2 to 0.4.
Lot 732
Kilkenny G.A.A. Freedom of the City Medal, 1907 Medal: G.A.A.: Hurling, Kilkenny 1907. An attractive 9ct gold Medal, the shield shaped design with the obverse capitalised with crossed hurls, the central overlay depicting coat of arms surrounded by a garland of shamrocks, and inscribed "Ye Faire Citie," the reverse inscribed "Kilkenny Citizens to Patrick Saunders, All-Ireland Champion Hurler, 1904, '05, ' 07," hallmarked J.S., together with link chain, and later box. Scarce. (1)
Lot 734
The John T. Power All-Ireland Medal Collection Kilkenny 1907 - 1913 Medals: G.A.A.: Hurling 1907 - 1913, a collection of three 9ct gold All-Ireland Medals, each obverse with Celtic cross design and typical motifs, with "Eire" across pierced centre and central harp overlay, each reverse inscribed as follows: (a) "All-Ireland Hurling C'ship 1907, won by Kilkenny, John T. Power"; (b) "All-Ireland Hurling C'ship, won by Kilkenny, 1911"; (c) "All-Ireland Hurling C'ship, won by Kilkenny 1913," Each hall marked H. & H. (Hopkins & Hopkins); together with a framed Certificate presented to John T. Power by the City of Kilkenny for the 1912 All-Ireland Championship, signed by John Magennis (Major) Joseph Purcell & others, and with the embossed Common Seal of the Confederate City. As a collection. Extremely Rare. · The 1907 Final was Kilkenny's 3rd All-Ireland title, and was played at Fraher Field Dungarvan, with the Cats beating Cork 3.12 to 4.8, the final was not played till June 21st, 1908. · The 1911 Final was the 25th Series of the Championship, and Kilkenny beat Tipperary 3.3 to 2.1 (in a "Substitute Final") The two previous fixtures arranged to play Limerick at Cork were cancelled due to a water logged pitch on the first occasion and Limerick's subsequent refusal to travel to the venue. Therefore a "Substitute Final" was arranged at Fraher Field, Dungarvan. · The 1912 Title was played at Jones' Road, in front of an attendance of 20,000, the Cats beat the Rebels 2.1 to 1.3 to claim two in a row. · The 1913 Final was Kilkenny's First Three in a row. Having beaten Lancashire in the semi the Cats beat Tipperary 2.4 to 1.2 at the newly named "Croke Park" in what was the First Ever 15 a side Final.
Lot 736
Clare's First All-Ireland Title 1914 All-Ireland Hurling Medal Medal: G.A.A. Hurling 1914. An attractive 9ct gold Medal of Celtic Cross design, the obverse with pierced centre and a harp overlay inscribed across centre "Eire" and "Cumann na gCleas - Luit Gaedhealach" on outer ring, the reverse inscribed "All-Ireland Hurling C'ship, won by Clare, 1914," hallmarked H. & H. (Hopkins & Hopkins). Extremely Rare. (1) * In 1914 Clare beat Laois in the 15th year of the Championship to claim their First All-Ireland Title. Captained by Amby Power, they won on a scoreline of 5-1 to 1.0. A very rare Medal.
Lot 737
1931 Cork Munster Championship Medal Medal: G.A.A. 1931. An attractive 9ct gold circular Medal with pierced centre, enamelled coat of arms, overlay and various typical Celtic motifs, inscribed "C I na G - Craobh na Mumhan," the reverse "Ceannas Iomanuiochta na Mumhan - Sinnsear Corcaigh do buaidh 1931," hall marked W.E. (William Egan). Scarce. (1) * Cork beat Waterford 5.4 to 1.2 after the first game ended in a draw (1.9 to 4.0), Cork went on to eventually win, beating the Cats in a three match thriller.
Lot 738
1935 All-Ireland Minor Hurling Medal Medal: G.A.A., Hurling 1935. An attractive 9ct gold Medal by H. & H. (Hopkins & Hopkins) in the Celtic cross design, pierced centre, inscribed on reverse "Craobh Iomana na hEireann na Mionuir, 1935 Cill Choinnigh, a buaidh," the obverse with central harp overlay, and "Eire" across centre, hallmarked. Scarce. (1) * This was Kilkenny's second win in the competition's eight year, they beat Tipperary 4.2 to 3.3.
Lot 739
"The Thunder & Lightning Final" 1939 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Winners Medal Medal: G.A.A.: Hurling 1939. A heavy 9ct gold Medal by J.M. (John Miller) in the Celtic cross design, pierced centre, inscribed on reverse, "Craobh Iomana na hEireann Sinnsear 1939, Cill Choinnigh a bhuaidh," the obverse with central harp overlay and "Eire" across centre, hallmarked. Scarce. (1) * On the 3rd of September 1939, just four hours after World War 2 was declared, both Jack Lynch (Cork) and Jimmy Walsh (K.K.) took to battle in a different sense, with the Cats winning 2.7 to 3.3, claiming their 12th title.
Lot 741
Co. Louth G.A.A. Medal Collection Medals: Louth G.A.A. (Oliver Plunketts) 1950's - 1990's. A large collection of Club and County Medals awarded to Mr. James "Justice" Gough, including minor, senior, & club in Louth G.A.A., also with the central harp from his 1956 Louth Leinster Medal converted into a Ring, together with other sporting Medals, some inscribed, as a collection, w.a.f. (1)
![Medal: G.A.A., Co. Wicklow, [Bray Emmetts] 1930 - 1937, a group of eight silver Medals for schools, minor and senior Football](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/136c6e64-89dd-4a46-bf73-a47b00ff12f7/d28ba6f2-97fc-4ed9-d9f6-f5e1ad77b200/468x382.jpg)
Lot 743
Medal: Irish Sporting (Hurling, Football & Athletics) A large collection of silver Medals for various events to include: "The Post-Office Gaelic Football Championship 1957"; "Feis Fine Gael 1935"; "Sligo Championship,"; "Mayo Festival,"; Co. Laois, Tipperary & others, mostly inscribed, as a collection, w.a.f. (1)
Lot 744
1948 Minor All-Ireland Medal Medal: G.A.A., Hurling 1948, a 9ct gold circular Medal, the obverse with pierced centre, depicting harp, and inscribed "Comairle Laighean," the reverse inscribed "Iomana na Mionuir 1948, Cill Chainnaigh," hallmarked J.M. (John Miller). Scarce. (1) * Kilkenny beat Offaly at O'Connor Park on a scoreline of 5.2 to 3.6.
Lot 210
A silver Betel Nut Box and Cover, mid 19th century, in the form of a butterfly alighting on a gourd, the sides engraved with endless knots and shou, in three divisions for betel nut, lime and paan leaf, stamped Shu wu, zu wen, xiang, dents, wear, 8.8cm By repute this box was looted from the Summer Palace by Captain Bryan Charles Fairfax of the Durham Light Infantry. With the lot is a manuscript note apparently listing the items, including the box, to be given to Christopher Firth by Fairfax. Col. Bryan Charles Fairfax CMG (1873-1950) Colonel Fairfax, the second son of the late Col. T F Fairfax, was born on 12 September 1873 and was educated at Winchester and the Royal Military College, Sandhurst. Promoted to Captain in 1900, he went to China with the expeditionary force sent to deal with the Boxer Rebellion and served with the 1st Chinese Infantry Regiment at the relief of Peking and other engagements, receiving the medal with clasp. After a distinguished military career, he retired to his native Yorkshire, where he indulged in his favourite pursuit of hunting and was also known as a horse breeder and trainer of repute. He died in 1950. 清十九世纪中期 蝴蝶纹瓜棱银槟郎盒
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