FRANCE, Execution of the Duc d’Enghien, 1804, a copper medal by E. Gatteaux, 41mm (Bramsen 294); Baron de Montesquieu, 1812, a copper medal by F. Caunois, 41mm; other copper medals by E. Gatteaux (3), viz. Jean-François Ducis, 1816, Jean de la Fontaine, 1816, Comte de Buffon, 1817, all 41mm [5]. Extremely fine £120-£150
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The Young Pretender, 1745, a copper medal [struck c. 1748], unsigned [by C.N. Roettier?], bust of Prince Charles right, rev. Britannia standing on shore with spear and shield, ships at sea to left, 42mm (Woolf 59:2; MI II, 600/251; E 595a). About extremely fine £150-£180 --- Provenance: DNW Auction M8, 24 June 2009, lot 2041
Gloucestershire, Bristol, ‘Morgan’s’ imitation Shilling, arms and crest within Garter, bristol medal, etc, rev. bristol and welch principality silver medal issued by royal licence, edge grained, 2.89g/12h (D Somerset 45; Wager p.53). Good fine, very rare £70-£90 --- Provenance: J. O’D. Mays Collection, Spink Auction 207, 23 March 2011, lot 391
Miscellaneous Tokens and Checks, Tokens, checks, etc (118), from Gateshead, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Derby, Carlisle, Accrington, Dartmouth, Maidstone, Stornoway, Swansea, Manchester, Bath, Utah, etc, all metal; together with an Olympic Games souvenir medal, 1996, 60mm [119]. Many very fine £50-£70
Gloucestershire, Bristol, ‘Morgan’s’ mule Shilling, 1811, arms and crest within Garter, bristol medal, etc, rev. merthyr 5th sep 1811 around wales and bristol, etc, 3.45g/12h (D Somerset 46; Wager p.53). Scratches on reverse, otherwise about fine, extremely rare £80-£100 --- Provenance: D.B. Griffiths Collection, Part VII, DNW Auction 140, 15-16 March 2017, lot 825 (part) [from S.E. Schwer September 1981]
Historical Medals, George III, a mule medal by H. Kettle, bust right [from the imitative Guineas and fractions series], rev. lion rampant crest, 31mm, 9.07g/11h (DH Middlesex 944 bis, this piece illustrated). Attempted piercing in centre of obverse, otherwise very fine and very rare £150-£200 --- Provenance: F.S. Cokayne Collection. At least three others are known (DNW 67A, 1568, T8, 534 and 147, 1657), although all are inferior to the present specimen
AUSTRIA, Empress Maria, 1575, a uniface cast bronze medal by A. Abondio, bust left in cape and ruff, 58mm (cf. Domanig 102). Of some age, fine to very fine; pierced for suspension £60-£80 --- Maria of Spain (1528-1603) was the daughter of the Emperor Charles V. In 1548 she married her first cousin, the future Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian II of Hapsburg, and subsequently ruled as Empress Consort from 1564-76
Kings and Queens of England, 1731, later cast copies of medals after J.A Dassier (3), Edward II, 40mm, Richard III, 40mm, Oliver Cromwell, 37mm (cf. E 526); Waterloo, Crown Prince of Orange, 1815, a white metal medalet (BHM 875); Edward VII, Coronation, a silver medal by G.W. de Saulles, 31mm (E 1871b); together with other medals and medalets (5) [9]. Varied state £60-£80
Sinking of the SS Lusitania, 1915, a cast English copy of the medal by K. Goetz, 55mm (BHM 4118; E 1941A, type c); Winston Churchill, 1965, a silver medal by Toye, Kenning and Spencer Ltd, 39mm; College of Arms Quincentenary, 1984, a bronze medal by N. Mainwaring for the Royal Mint, 63mm; Spanish Armada, 400th Anniversary, 1988, a bronze medal by the Royal Mint [after G. van Bijlaer], 63mm; Battle of Waterloo, 175th Anniversary, 1990, a bronze medal by the Royal Mint [after B. Pistrucci], 63mm [4]. Extremely fine or better; first in original box, others cased £100-£150
George III, Coronation, 1761, a brass medal by T. Ward, 38mm (BHM 33); Victoria, Golden Jubilee, 1887, a bronze medal by J. Carter, 45mm (BHM 3234); Edward VII, Coronation, 1902, a bronze medal by G. Frampton, 52mm (BHM 3767) [3]. First fair, second good very fine but sometime cleaned, last about extremely fine £100-£120
Chronology of the Sovereigns of England, 1814, a copper box medal, unsigned and undated, bust of the Prince Regent left, rev. inscription within circle of emblems of the Order of the Garter; containing 16 double-sided monochrome portrait discs depicting the sovereigns from William I to George III, 48mm (BHM 783; E 1062). Good very fine, most discs still attached, rare £300-£400
Quantity of various World War I and II service medals together with a silver gilt Masonic Maguncor medal, three other medals and a quantity of embroidered sweetheart postcardsStar and Civilisation medal Named H H Barnes Private East Surrey regiment, the others with different names.The Masonic medal with Angel has on the reverse side W. Bro H W Mills No. 1685 The Masonic medal Maguncor there are some losses to the lettering on the enamel
MASRIERA Y CARRERAS pendant; Barcelona, 40-50s.In white gold, pliquè-a-jour enamels, diamonds, emerald and ivory.Signed.Measurements: 7,5 x 3,5 cm (pendant).Pendant with oriental figure by the prestigious Catalan firm Masriera y Carreras with the same design, although with some changes in the materials, as the one published in "Els Masriera, Un segle de joieria i orfebreria", page 136, whose original Indian ink drawing (scale 1/1) appears, in turn, in the "Catàleg de models de Masriera Hermanos y Joaquín Carreras", vol. 3, n. 2998 and vol. 4, num 3672. Both pieces have also been published in "Els Masriera. Josep, Francesc i Lluis", Mnac, Editorial Proa, 1996, p. 131.Within the iconographic repertoire of Lluis Masriera's jewellery, the numerous representation of female figures stands out, in contrast to the almost non-existent presence of male figures. This pendant, which has an oriental figure as its subject, is one of the exceptions.The pendant's exceptional design features a frontal decorated with the image of a turbaned man whose face has been worked in ivory. The surface is decorated with pliqué-à-jour enamels, in the style of Masriera and Carreras, with the background in dark blue with vegetal and floral decoration in oranges and ochres, and with brilliant-cut diamonds around the whole of the piece. The upper part of the pendant features a knob-cut emerald, bordered with diamonds and contained in a masterly interplay of openwork. With a yellow-gold chain and a loop clasp.The plique-à-jour technique, French for "letting the light in", is a vitreous enamelling technique in which the enamel is applied in cells, similar to cloisonné, but without any backing material on the finished product, so that light can pass through the transparent or translucent material. It is an extremely expensive technique (up to 4 months to produce a piece), with a high failure rate.The silverware and jewellery firm was founded in Barcelona in 1839 by Josep Masriera Vidal. The process of making the pieces, from the design to the final polishing, was carried out in the family workshop, which gradually expanded as demand increased and, with it, production. By the end of the 19th century, the Masriera workshop was already the most important in the city of Barcelona, winning the Gold Medal and the Unique Prize awarded by the Associació d'Artífexs en Joieria i Plateria de Barcelona (Association of Jewellers and Silversmiths of Barcelona). In 1887 the firm was renamed Masriera y Hermanos, with Josep Masriera Manovens at the helm. At this time, production was extended to jewellery, partly thanks to the revival of various enamelling techniques, and Lluís Masriera Rosés, Josep's son, became the jeweller of Catalan modernism, achieving international renown. In the second decade of the 20th century, the firm left the Art Nouveau style behind in favour of more geometric lines, close to the new Art Deco. At the height of the Noucentisme, in 1915, two of the oldest families of silversmiths and jewellers in Catalonia, the Masriera and Carreras families, who had been in business since 1766, merged thanks to the association of Masriera and his brothers with Joaquim Carreras Nolla. The Masriera and Carreras firm was born, focused on the production of Lluís Masriera's designs and on the new and thriving European Art Deco style. Their participation in the International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts in Paris in 1925, and in the Universal Exhibition in Barcelona in 1929, brought the firm definitive international recognition. In 1985, Masriera y Carreras and Bagués, another of Barcelona's historic firms, joined forces. The Bagués-Masriera firm remains active to this day.
Six military associated medals to include - QSA with four clasps to 184 PTE. T. GRIFFITHS C.I.V., George V Territorial Force Efficiency Medal to 314 SJT. E.H. BARTON 25/ CYC.BN. LOND. REGT. (25th County of London Cyclist Battalion), a silver Army Temperance Association India medal, 1902 and 1911 Coronation medals and a 1935 Silver Jubilee medal
A 1930's Chinese silver matchbox cover having Golf Club medal presentation inscription and a similar Chinese silver pin dish presented by Hung Jao Golf Club Shanghai 1938, bearing Chinese coin to centre, approx 94g, a white metal fork, Dannish souvenir spoon, Mitsubishi/Hiroshima silver teaspoon, white metal Flemish style sugar shovel and napkin ring
Four Antique Whisky Stoneware Flagons, Kennedy, Gilmour Thomson Royal Stag Whisky, Port Dundas, Glen Garry Very Old Scotch Whisky Prize Medal Blend, no maker seen, Monros King of Kings Rare Old Delux Scotch Whisky Distilled and Bottled under British Government Supervision and Doulton Lambeth 8012 John Dewar & Sons Limited Distillers Perth By Royal Warrant to Her Majesty The Queen
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