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Click here to subscribeA Serbian Order of the White Eagle medal, the badge with a later silver bar brooch fitting, in original Huguenin Frères & Co. caseCondition report: Major losses to white enamel cross, and some losses to the red enamel roundel verso. Some chips and scratches to the remaining enamel.Some wear to the gilding.Minor surface marks/scratches/tarnish.Discolouration to the case.Ribbon deficient.
APPRENTICE BOYS OF DERRY MEDAL, 1814 by W.S. Mossop lacking original suspension ring but with a later chain & jump ring, together with two Elizabeth II Scottish small boxes, enamelled on their covers with cat portraits, and a nickel pocket compass; the medal 41 mm diameter; 4 oz weighable silver (4)
A 19th century French Exposition Universelle Internationale gold prize medal by J.C.Chaplain, Paris, 1878:, awarded to J.J.Colman, the obverse with a laureate bust of France within Republique Francaise, to the reverse with Victory above the Exhibition grounds holding a wreath and a trumpet, to a winged figure below holding a banner bearing the winner's name, stamped with French poincon, in a gilt tooled red leather and burgundy velvet lined fitted case, 50mm diameter, 80.4g *Notes Jeremiah James Colman M.P.[1830-98] was the third member of the Colman family to take charge of the famous mustard company in Norwich. He devoted his life to public service and building the firm into a global brand and was made an Honorary Freeman of the city of Norwich in 1893.
Behind Enemy Lines, Gulf War Collection, a gold Sovereign and two miniature medals,; no.00315, to include: a 1979 gold sovereign, issued to British military personnel; a miniature of The Gulf Medal 1990-1991 and a miniature of The Kuwait Liberation Medal, in a presentation case with certificate of authenticity and two leaflets.
James Craig, 2nd Battalion Scots Guards Tumbledown, framed medal group with no.2 Para General Service medal with oak leaf cluster for MID UN Forces Cyprus, South Atlantic medal with Rosettes 1982 Falklands conflict and Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee medal, all unnamed, together with a silk Remembrance framed memento. Proceeds of this lot go to the Help For Heroes charity. P&P Group 2 (£18+VAT for the first lot and £3+VAT for subsequent lots)
A small group of military related jewellery comprising Women's Royal Naval Service Regimental gold brooch, a sterling silver and marcasite Royal Naval 'sweetheart' brooch, a WWI Royal Naval Officer style brooch stamped to the back 14ct, a pair of Naval cufflinks and a dress set of the Defence Medal and the 1939-45 medal (6)Condition report: Women's Royal Naval Service regimental gold brooch lacking pin fastening, otherwise in good condition
A 9ct gold pearl set ring and four brooches, a Victorian St John Ambulance Brigade 1897 Jubilee Medal, a silver enamelled nursing badge and a gilt Farthing coin braceletCondition report: The ring 2.7 grams in weight, the amethyst set brooch stamped 15ct and weighing 2.4 grams, the medal with wear and the other items in moderate condition.
A 1914 Star to Military Medal winner 10491 Private Patrick Gillon of the Scottish Rifles, (with copy clasp) Private Patrick Gillon entered France with the 2nd Battalion Scottish Rifles (Cameronians) on 5 November 1914. He was to be awarded the Military Medal on 9 November 1916 presumably for action during the Battle of the Somme when the battalion saw heavy fighting, particularly in October 1916. Patrick died of wounds on 30 July 1917 and is buried in the Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery in Belgium. Although Soldiers Died in the Great War states that Patrick was born and enlisted in Barony, Glasgow the Commonwealth War Graves Commission database states that he was the ?adopted son of Emma M. Pullin, of Ardleigh Court Cottage, Ardleigh, Colchester.?
1914-15 Star to Military Medal Winner B/6932 Private A Isbister, 2nd Battalion Scottish Rifles (Cameronians). Private Isbister entered France on 11 March 1915 and was awarded the Military Medal for bravery in the Field during the third battle of Ypres (Passchendaele). He was discharged to the Class Z reserve.
lever movement signed and numbered 13021844, enamel dial with Roman numerals, seconds dial, case with maker's mark ALD and numbered 489344, Birmingham hallmark for 1930, with a double Albert curb link watch chain, each link stamped 9c and with an attached 9 carat gold swivel fob and a 9 carat gold medal48mm wideCondition report: Case with surface scratches, case with small dents in parts, front cover with small pieces of enamel missing to the chapter ring, dial is clean, hand setting correctly, mainspring appears to be slipping when winding the watch and the mainspring might need replacing, movement in going order, total watch weight 98.3g, total weight of chain, fob and medal 38.8g.
A Queen Anne Peace of Utrecht Silver Medal by J Croker, 1713, cast with a bust and inscribed ANNA.D.G.MAG.BRI.FR.ET.HIB.REG., the reverse with Anne as Britannia and inscribed COMPOSITIS.VENERANTVR.ARMIS and MDCCXIII, mounted in a later silver and tortoiseshell snuffbox, 8cm wideCondition report: Some wear and scratches throughout. No splits. Some minor dents to the metal. Hinge good but with some play. Box closes well.
ASSORTED SILVER & COLLECTABLES comprising Ark Royal silver souvenir in box, boxed buttons presented to commemorate The WHite Ensign Association's Dinner in H. M. S. Ark Royal 8th June 1987, Gwent Police presentation plaque and boxed police long service and good conduct medal with British Legion womens section brooch Provenance: private collection Torfaen, consigned via our Cardiff OfficeSergt Hector P Thomas written around the police medal
ASSORTED WWII MEDALS comprising Canadian WWII silver issues including 1939-1045 Voluntary Service medal, boxed Defence and War medals with compliments slip and another group consisting of Defence medal, War medal and 1939-45 Star Provenance: private collection Torfaen, consigned via our Cardiff Office
ASSORTED MILITARIA comprising WWI War Medal and Victory Medal engraved to 'W. Z. 3467 H. E. Davies A. B. R. N. V. R', N .R. A. rifle club pendant in box, a further WWI Victory medal engraved to '17243 Pte W. H. Cater. Linc. R.' and a football medallion (5) Provenance: deceased estate Neath Port Talbot, consigned via our Carmarthen Office
A QUEEN VICTORIA DIAMOND JUBILEE 1837-1897 SILVER MEDAL, by George William de Saulles, 5.5cm diameter, in red leather case; together with THREE SMALLER DITTO; AN EDWARD VII 1902 CORONATION MEDAL, by George William de Saulles, 5.5cm diameter, in red leather case; together with A SMALLER DITTO; AN ELIZABETH II 1953 CORONATION MEDAL, cased; together with A SMALL QUANTITY OF GEORGE III AND LATER SILVER AND OTHER COINAGE, including five silver crowns. (Qty)
Four Various Silver Dishes, Two Stamped '950 Sterling', One Stamped 'J Tavara 925' and one by Walker and Hall, Sheffield, 1910, the first two tapering leaf-shaped and with loop handle, the second square and with hammered finish, the centre set with a commemorative medal the last heart-shaped and with angular handle, 19cm wide and smaller, 8oz 13dwt, 269gr (4) Condition report: There is some surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use.
An Elizabeth II Silver Paper-Knife, by Stuart Devlin, London, 1977, with tapering blade. the terminal set with a medal celebrating the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth, in fitted case, the case 21cm long, weight of silver 2oz 6dwt, 71grCondition report: Fully marked on handle. The marks are clear. There is some surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There is some bruising to the tip. There are some scuffs to the case.
An Elizabeth II Gold Commemorative Medal, by Tower Mint Ltd., London, 1988, 22ct, Number 64 from a Limited Edition of 100, Designed by Raphael D Maklouf, celebrating the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Royal National Theatre, 1963-1988, the front struck with a view of the Royal National Theatre, the reverse stuck with a portrait bust of Queen Elizabeth, in fitted case, the case 8cm square, the medal 2oz, 61.6grCondition report: Fully marked on edge. The marks are clear. There are some minor surface scratches consistent with handling. There are some scuffs to the case.
Tennyson (Alfred, Lord) Timbuctoo. A Poem which Obtained the Chancellor's Medal at the Cambridge Commencement, M.DCCC.XXIX , first edition, first issue, contained within 'Prolusiones Academicae Praemis Annuis dignatae et in curia Cantabriginsi', polished calf, gilt, by Riviere & Son, joints rubbed, g.e., [Hayward 245; Tinker 2059; Wise 3], 8vo, Cambridge, John Smith, 1829.⁂ Tennyson was too shy to read the poem in the Senate House as was customary for the winner of the prize, asking Charles Merivale to take his place.
Alfred Boucher (1850 - 1934), 'Au But', A dark patinated bronze, signed A Boucher, Siot-Paris foundry mark and 436d, stepped spreading oval variegated green marble base, 31cm high, 41cm longThe plaster version of 'Au But', or 'To the Goal', was exhibited at the Paris salon of 1886 and won a first class medal. The state awarded Boucher the Chevalier de la Légion d?Honneur and commissioned a life size bronze version of 'Au But'. The finished sculpture was exhibited at the Salon in 1887 before being placed in the Luxenberg gardens. It remained here until its destruction under the Nazi occupation.
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