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Click here to subscribeA City of Edinburgh presentation 9ct gold oval enamelled medallion awarded to William B W Lyle, manufactured by Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh complete with gold bar and black and white silk ribbon, medal engraved with the City coat of arms and chased motto with sceptre and sword and keys to the City verso, dated 1966 (3.2cm x 2.8cm) and a WWII Atlantic Star medal (2)
Allan Wells Signed 100m Gb Gold Medal Winners First Day Cover. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.
EARLY 19TH CENTURY MILITARY DISPATCH BOX, green leather over wood, by 'J.A.B. Punton, 13 Piccadilly', embossed and named lid to 'G.F. Paschal', velvet lined interior, containing a small collection of Georgian and later military brass buttons with hand written paper note (later mounted on card) indicating regiments and dates of some buttons, Bramah lock and key, 12.5h x 37w x 16.5cm dProvenance: Lieut-Col. George Frederick Paschal, 70th Reg. Foot, veteran of both Peninsular War and Waterloo. Thence by descent.G.F. Paschal entered the army as Ensign in 1812 serving with 2nd line battalion of the King's German Legion from 1813-14 including at the Battle of Nive and Nivelle, and the investment of Bayonne. In 1815 he was attached at Quatre Bras to Sir Henry Clinton on 17th June and at the Battle of Waterloo. He became Captain in 1826, Major in 1841 and Lieut-Col. in 1851. He received the Waterloo Medal, Military General Service Medal and medal with two clasps and the Hanovarian War Medal. He also served command of auxiliary police for the Great Exhibition of 1851 and during the unrest that followed the passing of the Common Lodging Houses Act of 1851.Comments: handle missing, generally scuffed. 19TH CENTURY ROSEWOOD TOILETTE BOX, hinged lid with inset gilt brass plaque with engraved initials 'GEP', purple leather and velvet interior, fitted with Old Sheffield Plate lidded cut glass bottles and boxes, all similarly monogrammed, later mother of pearl handled accessories, fitted lower drawer, ebony corner mouldings (one loose, one missing), key, 16.5 h x 30.5 w x 22.7 d cm, with associated Morocco leather folding mirror, 22.5cm h (2)Comments: top split, veneer splits, internal mirror missingProvenance: Lieut-Col. George Frederick Paschal, 70th Reg. Foot, veteran of both Peninsular War and Waterloo. Thence by descent.G.F. Paschal entered the army as Ensign in 1812 serving with 2nd line battalion of the King's German Legion from 1813-14 including at the Battle of Nive and Nivelle, and the investment of Bayonne. In 1815 he was attached at Quatre Bras to Sir Henry Clinton on 17th June and at the Battle of Waterloo. He became Captain in 1826, Major in 1841 and Lieut-Col. in 1851. He received the Waterloo Medal, Military General Service Medal and medal with two clasps and the Hanovarian War Medal. He also served command of auxiliary police for the Great Exhibition of 1851 and during the unrest that followed the passing of the Common Lodging Houses Act of 1851.
Alasdair Wallace Blue Green Unicorn, 2023 Acrylic on card Signed on Verso 10 x 15cm (3¾ x 5¾ in.) About Painter and sometimes printmaker. Lives and works in Glasgow. Education Glasgow School of Art 1987-91 Select Exhibitions/Awards SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2020 Settlements - Linlithgow Burgh Halls 2019 Orbiteering - Tatha Gallery, Newport on Tay 2019 Oscillate Vacillate Orbit & Revolve - Glasgow Print Studio 2018 Incidences - Open Eye Gallery, Edinburgh SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2021 'Curle', The Revelator, Glasgow 2021 LOWLANDS, Lowlands Artists Collective, Oxford House, Glasgow 2020 Society Of Scottish Artists, Edinburgh 2019 Royal Academy Summer Show, London 2018 Littlejohn Award Exhibit - Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh AWARDS John Gray Award - RSW Edinburgh 2018 W Gordon Smith Award - SSA Edinburgh 2018 William Littlejohn Award - Royal Scottish Academy 2017 City Of Glasgow College Award - RGI Glasgow 2016 The Walter Scott Award - RSW Edinburgh 2015 Armour Award - Royal Glasgow Institute 2005 Noble Grossart Painting Prize 2001 Guthrie Medal, Royal Scottish Academy 1999 COLLECTIONS Glasgow Museums & Galleries Collection, Walter Scott And Partners, City Of Glasgow College, Fleming-Wyfold Art Foundation, Cromarty Arts Trust, The Royal Scottish Academy, North Lanarkshire Council, Grampian Hospitals Art Trust Statement about AOAP Submitted Artwork I sometimes like to make images which are humorous or whimsical and which usually feel emblematic but are always ambiguous. A chubby cart horse/unicorn chasing an unattainable carrot seems like a metaphor. For what? I'll leave it up to the viewer to decide. You must not reproduce, duplicate, copy, sell, resell or exploit any works. In doing so, you endanger our relationships with artists, and directly jeopardise the charitable work we do
Alasdair Wallace Red Pink Unicorn, 2023 Acrylic on card Signed on Verso 10 x 15cm (3¾ x 5¾ in.) About Painter and sometimes printmaker. Lives and works in Glasgow. Education Glasgow School of Art 1987-91 Select Exhibitions/Awards SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2020 Settlements - Linlithgow Burgh Halls 2019 Orbiteering - Tatha Gallery, Newport on Tay 2019 Oscillate Vacillate Orbit & Revolve - Glasgow Print Studio 2018 Incidences - Open Eye Gallery, Edinburgh SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2021 'Curle', The Revelator, Glasgow 2021 LOWLANDS, Lowlands Artists Collective, Oxford House, Glasgow 2020 Society Of Scottish Artists, Edinburgh 2019 Royal Academy Summer Show, London 2018 Littlejohn Award Exhibit - Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh AWARDS John Gray Award - RSW Edinburgh 2018 W Gordon Smith Award - SSA Edinburgh 2018 William Littlejohn Award - Royal Scottish Academy 2017 City Of Glasgow College Award - RGI Glasgow 2016 The Walter Scott Award - RSW Edinburgh 2015 Armour Award - Royal Glasgow Institute 2005 Noble Grossart Painting Prize 2001 Guthrie Medal, Royal Scottish Academy 1999 COLLECTIONS Glasgow Museums & Galleries Collection, Walter Scott And Partners, City Of Glasgow College, Fleming-Wyfold Art Foundation, Cromarty Arts Trust, The Royal Scottish Academy, North Lanarkshire Council, Grampian Hospitals Art Trust Statement about AOAP Submitted Artwork I sometimes like to make images which are humorous or whimsical and which usually feel emblematic but are always ambiguous. A chubby cart horse/unicorn chasing an unattainable carrot seems like a metaphor. For what? I'll leave it up to the viewer to decide. You must not reproduce, duplicate, copy, sell, resell or exploit any works. In doing so, you endanger our relationships with artists, and directly jeopardise the charitable work we do
A collection of British and North American coinage, including some George III and other pre-1946 silver coins, including a George III half crown, an ERII 1977 Jubilee silver proof crown with case and certificate, approximately 6.1toz silver content overall, together with a George V Long Service and Good Conduct medal (without ribbon), named '7177111 C,Q.M. SJT. J. T. Cannon BEDF. & HERTS. R.'. (1 bag)
* TIM FRANKLIN ROSS THOMPSON (BRITISH b. 1951), TWO WATERCOLOURS SANTISIMA TRINIDAD, ENGAGED WITH HMS TERPSICHORE and CUSTOMS HOUSE, BARBICAN (PLYMOUTH)watercolour on paper, each signed each mounted, framed and under glass. image size 17cm x 24cm and 16cm x 25cm, overall size 41cm x 47cm and 32cm x 39cmQty: 2Label verso: Barbican Gallery, Devon.Note: Tim was born in Hull, Yorkshire but spent his early years in the Channel Islands. On Herm his home, Belvoir House, was 2 minutes from the sea and so he had an all year round view of the sea in all weathers and has called on those memories many times in his career. Tim’s art has been collected by marine art connoisseurs around the world. His work is in the collections of many British, American and European Captains of Industry including Ted Turner, Wm. Koch and David Rosow. His book on the America’s Cup has a foreword by Ted Turner and his RNLI Gold Medal Rescue book was commended by Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother. He was commissioned by the Royal Navy and his largest individual work still hangs at HMS Drake. He has had a limited edition print signed by HRH Prince Philip. He has produced work for European Royalty and HRH Prince Charles and Diana, Princess of Wales attended his America’s Cup Exhibition in London. Tim’s largest project has been the America’s Cup, depicting a dramatic moment from each winning race to date. He has painted Arabian Dhows and historic craft off Oman and around the Arabian Gulf. He worked with the Vasa Museum to show the ship as she would have appeared in her original red livery. He has also been the Official Artist to one of the BOC Races and several of the America’s Cup races. Widely regarded as one of the world's leading marine artists.
Distinguished Service Cross D.S.C. Fine Set of Military Medals Awarded to Captain Evan Thomas of West Wales ( Plus Extended Family ) Including World War 1 & 2 and the 1950's - 8 Medals In Total. Comprises - Lloyds. 1/ Meritorious Service Awarded to Captain Evan Thomas S.S Linden Hall Dated 1st November 1916, S.S.Linden Hall Came Under Enemy Fire and Under Captain Evan Thomas - Repelled The Attack, For this He Was Awarded The Meritorious Service Medal. 2/ Distinguished Service Cross ' Navy ' Awarded for Gallantry, During Active Operations Against the Enemy at Sea, Was Awarded to Captain Evan Thomas, Reference London Gazette. 3/ World War II Medal Set, Including 1/ 1939 - 1945 Star, 2/ Atlantic Star. 4/ Pacific Star + Burma Clasp + Italy Star + 1939 - 1945 Service Medal. + Efficiency Service Medal Awarded to 23223738, S. Sgt J.O.C Owen RCT.
Collection of Medals & Badges, comprising the Defence Medal and ribbon, Defence Medal no ribbon, 1939-45 Medal, Faithful Service Medal, George VI Coronation medal, South Lancashire Egypt badge, Manchester badge, Cameron badge, Lincolnshire badge, York & Lancashire badge, Border Regiment badge, Royal North Lancashire badge, South Lancashire badge, Loyal Service badge, RAF pin, etc.
A 'Stranger's' of Southampton advertising jug by J. Clifton Cottle of London the stepped, oval section jug with angular handle, gilt lined rim and dark blue underglaze lettering, 'Drink only Stranger's Prize Medal Best Quality Minerals', black printed factory mark and moulded reg. des. no., 5 5/8in. (14.2cm.) high; together with three circular lithographed aluminium 'Player's Please' advertising drinks trays, 12 3/8in. (31.5cm.) diameter, one with some corrosion to surface around rim. (4) * Jug: Gilt wear. Glaze crazing to base inside. - Trays: One in good condition, with some wear / corrosion spots to surface to rim edge, a small scratch to rim and a 2in. scratch to yellow ground near centre. One with a number of scratches around the centre of the tray and some wear/corrosion spots to rim edge and three corrosion spots around the 'Player's Please' logo. The third with with some patches of surface corrosion/rust marks to rim and just below rim.
A Rummage box of Military and Guernsey Channel Islands collectables to include a WWI bullet case pencil, probably from a Princess Mary Christmas tin; O.H.M.S medal issue box, address 'Mr J. W. Robillard, Le Friquet, Vale, Guernsey, C.I'; Royal Engineers cap badge and shoulder titles; 1953 Elizabeth II 1953 Coronation tin; Huntley & Palmers GUERNSEY biscuit tin; money tin with vintage coinage; cigarette stereoscopic cards and boxed viewer; Guernsey cigarette cards, to include 'Island Sporting Celebrities'; silver spoon. (quantity)
Military interest - Rummage box of cap badges etc to include a Jersey Militia cap badge and shoulder title; Royal Artillery buttons; Royal Army Ordnance Corps buttons; 1939-45 Star medal; National Rifle Association medal 1860, together with two other shooting medals and two Billiard medals. (quantity)
A silver cased fob watch with G.A.R.A. (Guernsey Air Rifle Association) silver and enamel medal the fob wind, open face fob watch with 31.5mm. chased foliate case, .0935 silver, gilt lever movement, white Roman enamel dial, with an attached silver fob chain with silver and enamel GARA medal, dated 1934 to the reverse; together with a silver fob chain with attached silver oval locket. (2)
A collection of Military and other medals, etc to include a South Africa medal with two bars, Defence of Ladysmith & Talana, awarded to 18081 DR: W. H. CURNETT 69 B.R.F.A (69th Battery Royal Field Artillery); cased Imperial Service Medal; Tank Corps cap badge; dog tags for M. TAIT 1649 WES W.A.A.C., etc. (qty)
RAF interest - a 9ct gold 'Her Majesty the Queen's Medal', awarded by the Royal Air Force College Cranwell hallmarked L.T, London 1956, gold medal by Mary Gillick, young head right, rev. legend, inscribed '1957' and to the edge officially inscribed 'Peter Arthur Richard Trump, 1¾in. (4.4cm.) diameter. *Not cased. Small chipped area to the edge of obverse above the word' Peter. Otherwise good.
MILITARIA - A GREAT WAR CASUALTY GROUP TO PRIVATE B. ROUSE, MIDDLESEX REGIMENT comprising a memorial plaque (BENJAMIN ROUSE) and a British War Medal (204117 PTE. B. ROUSE. MIDD.'X R.), officially impressed; together with a Victory Medal to Private F. Cooper, Northamptonshire Regiment (18283 PTE. F. COOPER. NORTH'N R.), officially impressed, (3).
MILITARIA - A SECOND WORLD WAR CASUALTY GROUP OF FOUR MEDALS TO MAJOR D.B.B. VICKERMAN, ROYAL CORPS OF SIGNALS comprising a 1939-45 Star, Africa Star with 1st Army clasp, Defence Medal, and War Medal 1939-45 with Mention in Despatches oak leaf, all unnamed as issued, unmounted, with accompanying named entitlement slip, in postal despatch box; together with a small number of other items, including cap badges, cloth insignia, and a whistle, The Metropolitan, by J. Hudson & Co., Birmingham. Note: 88290 Major Denis Brian Bingham Vickerman, Royal Corps of Signals, H.Q. 46 Div. Sigs, the son of Frank Leslie and Constance Mary Vickerman, of Dun Laughaire, Co. Dublin, Irish Republic, died on 18th August 1943, aged 21 years old. He is buried with honour at El Alia Cemetery, Algeria.
MILITARIA - A SECOND WORLD WAR & LATER GROUP OF FOUR MEDALS TO JACK BODGER comprising the 1939-45 Star, France and Germany Star, War Medal 1939-45, all unnamed as issued, and Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (SERGT. JACK BODGER), officially impressed, all bar-mounted for wearing; together with a corresponding miniature medal group, bar-mounted for wearing; a corresponding ribbon bar; and two St. John Ambulance Association medals, one engraved 'A208389 / JACK BODGER' and one engraved '172256 / JAMES BODGER', with four (unattached) year bars. unmounted.
Four dies for medallions, the first being the reverse for the 1769 Voltaire medal (this particular die is noted having been destroyed), and three further single portrait sided dies, comprising Johann Caspar Lavater (1818 medal), Michel de l'Hospital (1817 medal), and Olivier De Serres agriculture medal (4)
Beautiful antique mahogany wooden box with various byoux jewellery, including a pearl necklace, various double jewellery, various brooches and coins and a watch by Ernest Borel. and an elegant box filled with byoux jewels, including various pearl jewellery, double jewellery, watches, including a Lorus and a hummel medal; 1492-1992 the quincentennial of America's Discovery.
USA Olympic athlete Rex Cawley signed A white card (measuring 6"x4") nicely signed in black sharpie pen. Cawley - best known for winning a Gold medal at the 1964 Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo in the 400m Hurdles event. Underneath his signature he has also written "Tokyo 64". Good condition Est.
USA Olympic diver Micki King signed white card (measuring 6"x4") nicely signed in black sharpie pen. King - best known for winning a Gold medal at the 1972 Summer Olympic Games in Munich in the Springboard diving event. Underneath her signature she has also written "Gold 1972 Diving USA". Good condition Est.
Ernest Race (British designer 1913-64), DA2 upholstered armchair with painted metal legs, width 65cm, height 72cm; also a BA side chair with fabric upholstered seat and pad back, on cast aluminium frame and legs, original paper label and registered design no. 848794 (2)NB: Between 1945 and 1964 over 250,000 BA chairs were produced using resmelted wartime scrap aluminium. The design was awarded a gold medal at the 1951 Milan IX Triennale after having been first exhibited at the 1946 'Britain can make it' exhibition (NB: Condition is NOT noted in catalogue descriptions. We strongly advise viewing to satsify yourself as to condition. If you are unable to view please request a condition report, which will be provided in writing).
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