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Lot 32
Four silver medallions comprising of, a silver and enamel London Academy of Music Causy Honoris medal, Birmingham 1899, a Bakers, Grocers, Confectioners & Allied Trades Judges award, Edinburgh 1921, a Wesley College, Dublin Good Conduct award, inscribed Easter 1887, a silver and enamel Sunday Sportsmen Football League medallion, Birmingham 1938, 79gm.
Lot 104
A Boer War and WW1 medal group, to include: The Most Excellent Order of The British Empire (OBE Military - 1st type) with military ribbon, silver gilt by Garrard & Co Ltd, London 1931, a Queen's South Africa medal (2nd type) with four bars for Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Relief of Ladysmith and Transvaal, awarded 19. Cpl. G.W.Martin. R.E, a King's South Africa medal, with two bars for South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902, awarded 19 Corpl: G.W.Martin. R.E., a 1914 Star Medal (Moon star), awarded M-20721 Mech: S.Mjr G.W.Martin. A.SC., British War Medal, awarded Q.M & Capt. G.W.Martin., Victory medal, awarded Q.M & Capt. G.W.Martin., a George V 1935 Silver Jubilee medal, awarded Major G.W.Martin. R.A.S.C., a George VI Coronation medal, George V Medal for Long Service and Good Conduct (Military), awarded 20721 Mechanist-S.Mjr. G.W.Martin. A.S.C., together with the miniature group of the above. The lot also includes: a war office letter to Major G.W.Martin O.B.E. dated 3 May 1935 to accompany the presentation of the George V silver jubilee medal and letter to accompany the George VI Coronation medal on Buckingham Palace headed paper dated 12th May 1937, two photographic postcards and a photograph. (qty)
Lot 105
A Victoria and George V medal group: A Victoria Egypt medal, rev. undated, with The Nile 1884-85 clasp, awarded Lieut: R.N.Lewin. 2/D ????; Victoria India General Service medal with Burma 1889-92 and N.E.Frontier 1891 clasps awarded Lewin 1st/? of ????: Khedive star dated 1884-86; 1914-5 Star, George V British War medal and Victory medal, all awarded Lt.Col. R.N.S.Lewin. (6) Eight further images added.
Lot 87
ROBERT GALLON (BRITISH 1845-1925) BROOK AND RIVER Oil on canvas Signed and dated '1878' (lower right) 74 x 127cm (29 x 50 in.) Provenance: Stanworth Fine Art, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire Private Collection, purchased form the above, 4 May 1993Exhibited: Royal Academy, 1878, no. 420; Crystal Palace Exhibition, 1879 (Bronze Medal) Please note measurements do not include the frame unless otherwise stated. Condition Report: The canvas is relined and presents a subtle craquelure across the whole surface. UV light reveals a few retouches on the rock in the reiver, and on the grass near by. Please note measurements do not include the frame unless otherwise stated. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 645
THE ROYAL MINT; an encapsulated proof celebration medal to commemorate the marriage of HRH The Prince of Wales and Mrs Camilla Parker-Bowles, platinum (.999), diameter 38.45mm, approx. 50g, limited edition number 75/100, in wooden presentation case and outer box, with certificate of authenticity.
Lot 276
A WWI victory and war medal pair inscribed Pte. W. G. Blake. Tank Corps, together with a trio of WWII medals comprising 1939-45 star, Italy star and war medal, and a defence medal, all blank but contained in a box addressed to Mr R Blake, and a sterling silver tag inscribed W. S. Blake Tank Corps S.A
Lot 110
Edw. VII Long Service and Good Conduct medal to 20279 SERJT. W.G. Sayer R.E. The 'Lusitania' (Germany) Medal boxed with note, RAF cap badge, two brass and enamel War Service lapel badges and another brass boxed, all dated 1915, R.E shoulder title, Grenadier and Signals lapel badges, two Woolwich Arsenal lapel badges, and three boxed Victorian School Board of London medals, (qty)
Lot 99
A collection of four 19th and 20th century Bronze medallions, including an 1866 Richard Cobden bronze medal by J.S. and A.B. Wyon, measuring 57mm in diameter, cased, a 1741 Admiral Vernon Carthagena medal, a 1911 George V Camberwell visit medal, and a 1911 George V coronation, mayor of Derby medal, cased
Lot 91
A collection of British uncirculated and proof coins and medallions, including a 2021 GB uncirculated annual coin set, a change checker album containing a complete 2018 set of A to Z 10p's with completer medal, along with a small selection of other 50 pence and £2 coins, a Windsor Mint boxed set of twenty four gold plated copper medallions celebrating the 'Most Expensive Coins', a boxed set of twenty four gold plated ingot style medallions depicting 'European Birds', and a small selection of British stamps in two albums
Lot 1
US Mint Special Collectors Set issued in 2017 commemorating the 225th anniversary of the American Liberty Coin. This special collectors set features four silver medals, each with a unique finish and mint mark. There is a San Francisco minted proof medal; a Philadelphia minted reverse proof medal; a Denver minted and uncirculated medal; and a West Point minted enhanced uncirculated medal. This set is complete with the original box and booklet. Issued: 2017Condition: Age related wear.
Lot 85
This coin celebrates the Coronation of William IV in 1831. The obverse shows the bust of William IV, the reverse the bust of his Consort Queen Adelaide. This medal was designed by William Wyon who was a notable medalist at this time; he was a member of the Royal Academy and was the chief engraver for the Royal Mint from 1828 until his death in 1851. Artist: WILLIAM WYONIssued: 1831Condition: Age related wear.
Lot 84
Official copper medal struck in 1821 to celebrate the coronation of King George IV, following the passing of his father George III the previous year. This exceptional high relief obverse portrait of George IV is the work of the Italian engraver Benedetto Pistrucci. The reverse, also by Pistrucci, bears a classically inspired image of George's coronation where he is being crowned by the winged Roman goddess Victoria and attended by Britannia, Hibernia and Scotia. Artist: BENEDETTO PISTRUCCICondition: Age related wear.
Lot 194
Four medals to include an Egypt and Sudan campaign medal, named to '1140 PTE J.BROWN 1/RL SUSS:R', a South Africa Zula War medal, named to '14677, DRIVER, J.KENNARD, R.E', an India General Service medal named to '1899 pte W.THORNE 2nd Bn.R Suss.R' and a Afghanistan war medal named to '375.PTE.J.LESLIE.2 11th REG.T'. All fitted in a R&W Sorley case and mounted in silver hallmarked cases with easel support backs
Lot 245
Mardon Son & Hall - x10 pieces of original artwork, believed to completed by artists who worked for Mardon Son & Hall Ltd Bristol, for cigarette card designs. The artwork appears to be painted on top of photographs, originally taken by Reginald A. Malby, a British photographer from the early 20th Century. Featuring multiple different types of flowers, such as 'Lithospermum Prostratum, 'Veronica Teucrium Dubia', 'Ramondia Pyrenaica' and others. All mounted. Measuring approximately 19.5 cm x 13.5 cm including the mount. Reginald A. Malby was an official photographer for the Royal Horticultural Society and his company won the RHS medal in 1915, the RHS Gold Grenfell medal in 1926 and after his death, his company won the Veitch Memorial medal in 1941. When Malby set up his business in the 20th Century, colour images were rare, so his highly coloured images were at the cutting edge of photography. Malby took photographs of a variety of subjects such as people, historic buildings, but his strength lay in flowers and rare plants.
Lot 247
Mardon Son & Hall - x12 pieces of original artwork, believed to completed by artists who worked for Mardon Son & Hall Ltd Bristol, for cigarette card designs. The artwork appears to be painted on top of photographs, originally taken by Reginald A. Malby, a British photographer from the early 20th Century. Featuring multiple different types of flowers, such as 'Androsace Sarmentosa', 'Primula Pubescens', 'Viola Gracilis' and others. All mounted. Measuring approximately 19.5 cm x 13.5 cm including the mount. Reginald A. Malby was an official photographer for the Royal Horticultural Society and his company won the RHS medal in 1915, the RHS Gold Grenfell medal in 1926 and after his death, his company won the Veitch Memorial medal in 1941. When Malby set up his business in the 20th Century, colour images were rare, so his highly coloured images were at the cutting edge of photography. Malby took photographs of a variety of subjects such as people, historic buildings, but his strength lay in flowers and rare plants.
Lot 248
Mardon Son & Hall - x10 pieces of original artwork, believed to completed by artists who worked for Mardon Son & Hall Ltd Bristol, for cigarette card designs. The artwork appears to be painted on top of photographs, originally taken by Reginald A. Malby, a British photographer from the early 20th Century. Featuring multiple different types of flowers, such as 'Papaver Alpinum', 'Gentiana Acaulis', 'Saponaria Ocymoides' and others. All mounted. Measuring approximately 19.5 cm x 13.5 cm including the mount. Reginald A. Malby was an official photographer for the Royal Horticultural Society and his company won the RHS medal in 1915, the RHS Gold Grenfell medal in 1926 and after his death, his company won the Veitch Memorial medal in 1941. When Malby set up his business in the 20th Century, colour images were rare, so his highly coloured images were at the cutting edge of photography. Malby took photographs of a variety of subjects such as people, historic buildings, but his strength lay in flowers and rare plants.
Lot 246
Mardon Son & Hall - x10 pieces of original artwork, believed to completed by artists who worked for Mardon Son & Hall Ltd Bristol, for cigarette card designs. The artwork appears to be painted on top of photographs, originally taken by Reginald A. Malby, a British photographer from the early 20th Century. Featuring multiple different types of flowers, such as 'Soldanella Montana', 'Achillea Lewisii', 'Phlox G.F. Wilson' and others. All mounted. Measuring approximately 19.5 cm x 13.5 cm including the mount. Reginald A. Malby was an official photographer for the Royal Horticultural Society and his company won the RHS medal in 1915, the RHS Gold Grenfell medal in 1926 and after his death, his company won the Veitch Memorial medal in 1941. When Malby set up his business in the 20th Century, colour images were rare, so his highly coloured images were at the cutting edge of photography. Malby took photographs of a variety of subjects such as people, historic buildings, but his strength lay in flowers and rare plants.
Lot 206
Mardon, Son & Hall - Cigarette Packets - W.D & H.O Wills - Bishop Blaze & Prize Medal - two late 19th / early 20th century printer's proof tobacco packet labels for Wills' Tobacco. Bishop Blaze (first produced c1840s) featuring red printing on white paper, with the text 'WD & HO Wills Late Ricketts Wills & Co - Superfine Shagg - Bristol' with the Trade Mark emblems to either side. The second being for Prize Medal 1862 Fine Shagg tobacco As used by artists at Mardon, Son & Hall during production of the cigarette packet artwork. Largest 17cm x 14cm.
Lot 244
Mardon Son & Hall - x10 pieces of original artwork, believed to completed by artists who worked for Mardon Son & Hall Ltd Bristol, for cigarette card designs. The artwork appears to be painted on top of photographs, originally taken by Reginald A. Malby, a British photographer from the early 20th Century. Featuring multiple different types of flowers, such as 'Arenaria Montana', 'Aethionema Warley Hybrid', 'Primula Marginata' and others. All mounted. Measuring approximately 19.5 cm x 13.5 cm including the mount. Reginald A. Malby was an official photographer for the Royal Horticultural Society and his company won the RHS medal in 1915, the RHS Gold Grenfell medal in 1926 and after his death, his company won the Veitch Memorial medal in 1941. When Malby set up his business in the 20th Century, colour images were rare, so his highly coloured images were at the cutting edge of photography. Malby took photographs of a variety of subjects such as people, historic buildings, but his strength lay in flowers and rare plants.
Lot 261
A George VI OBE medal awarded to Lieutenant Colonel (formerly Major) George Hanchett Van Deusen, of the U.S. Army Air Forces, together with a certificate detailing the circumstances of the award, 'under the command of the Chinese army in India... Van Deusen was in charge of the Air Liason section at General Sitwell's Advance Headquarters', during which 'his exemplary sense of duty and reliability were most noteworthy'the Procedure for the Investiture on board H.M.S Sheffield,on 23rd July 1948, where 14 further Americans were awarded decorations, with a total of three O.B.Es, for Col. R. Fullerton, III, Lt. Col. G.H. Van Deusen, and Dr. Richard C. Tolman, and further paperwork with envelopes,including the original invitation to the Investiture, a description of the medal, the Warrant of Appointment, and the signed grant by George VI
Lot 32
Military WWI interest. 1919 British Naval Medals: Commemorative Medals, Naval Rewards, War Medals, Naval Tokens, Portrait Medallions, Life-saving Medals, Engraved Pieces, &c., &c. by Admiral The Marquess of Milford Haven (Prince Louis of Battenberg until 1917). Publ. John Murray. Illustrated with depictions of each medal throughout. Original full cloth binding with leather spine label as issued, red edges. An important reference book on the medals issued to the Royal Navy during and after the First World War. Folio.
Lot 66
A mixed group of commemorative coins and coin sets to include 2012 Diamond Jubilee Photographic coin set, Numis proof celebrating Great Britain four coin set, 'Great Britain Alone' first day cover, coins of WWI and WWI numismatic cased sets, Royal Mint medal, 20114 H.M. Queen Elizabeth II Lifetime Service £5 coin, 1988 Dublin 50p 2009 Henry VIII £5 uncirculated coin, Diamond Wedding First Day coin cover, Royal Mint boxed Diamond Jubilee gold plated silver £5 coin and others
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