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Lot 316
An 18ct Gold Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland Prize Medal, 1851, the obverse with allegorical female seated on a dias and placing wreaths on the heads of two standing agricultural workers, the reverse with a wreath and inscribed, "To W. Alexander Esquire of Springhill, 1851", edge inscribed "For a Report on the Improvement of Wasteland", 36mm diameter, weight 36g, in original leather covered case
Lot 735
A Queen Victoria South Africa Medal to 189 Corpl. L.E. Kirwan, Lumsden's Horse, with three bars (Johannesburg, Orange Free State and Cape Colony), and five other medals - George V 1914-1918 War Medal, stamped "E. Barker", George VI 1939-1945 War Medal and Defence Medal, George V 1939-1945 Star and Atlantic Star, and a group of three miniatures
Lot 734
A George III Waterloo Medal, June 18th 1815, to Assistant Surgeon J A Alexander R.N. Brit.Reg. on original ribbonCondition Report - The medal is in excellent overall condition showing only light marks commensurate with age and moderate wearing, the suspension bar has been replaced by a steel extension bar (not uncommon). The wording is impressed and appears to be contemporary. The ribbon appears original. Overall a good honest example from a known family.
Lot 220
Beatrix Potter - a fully hallmarked sterling silver pin cushion in the form of a boot, engraved 'Happy Birthday Beatrix love William 28 July 1924' together with a Beatrix Potter book, The Tale of Pigling Bland, published Frederick Warne & Co 1913, dedicated 'Happy Birthday Archie from Uncle William and Auntie Bee' & a coronation medal, all contained within a metal confectionary box
Lot 130
Enslin Hercules Du Plessis (South African 1894-1978): 'Llansteffan Castle' South Wales, watercolour and gouache unsigned, inscribed and titled verso 39cm x 79cmProvenance: formally the property of Shell-Mex and BP Ltd, labelled versoNotes: Enslin Du Plessis was born in Standerton, Transvaal. He became a journalist in the years before the first world war. Du Plessis settled in London in 1922. He began painting seriously in 1928, but never received formal training. He became a well known painter in London, and exhibited with the New Group on occasional visits to South Africa after 1938. Enslin Du Plessis was awarded the SA Academy medal of honour for painting in 1972.
Lot 231
A BRONZE WWI 'DEATH PENNY' commemorating Charles Batty, in card container, together with two military medals awarded to 'PW 5198 PTE. C. Batty Middex R' with ribbons and a medal 'Long & efficient service', awarded to 'Mrs Mary E. Durham', together wi th various certificates and embroidered cards
Lot 173
Schweres Gold-Armband mit 10 Münz-Anhängern. Legierung 900 und 916 Münzgold, 18 kt. GG, gest., MZ: NK. 2 Münzen Mexiko: je 10-Pesos-Goldmünze 1959 (Dm. 22,5 mm), 2 Münzen Südafrika: je 2 Rand-Goldmünze 1960, 1968 (Dm. 22 mm), 2 Medaillen Venezuela: je Caciques Gold-Medaillen 6 Oro 1957 (Dm. 21 mm), 4 Goldmünzen Großbritannien: Sovereign 1909, 1920, 1958, 1974 (Dm. 22 mm). Gew. insges. ca. 92,5 g. - A heavy Gold Bracelet with 10 Coin Pendants. 900 and 916 coin gold, 18 ct. yellow, marked, MM: 'NK'. 2 coins Mexico: each 10-Pesos coins 1959 (diameter 22,5 mm), 2 coins Southafrica; each 2 Rand coin 1960, 1968 (diameter 22 mm), 2 medals Venezuela: each Caciques gold medal 6 Oro 1957 (diameter 21 mm), 4 gold coins Great Britain: Sovereign 1909, 1920, 1958, 1974 (diameter 22 mm). Weight in total approx. 92,5 g. -
Lot 436
Brian Wildsmith signed Bears adventure postcard. 22 January 1930 - 31 August 2016 was a British painter and childrens book illustrator. He won the 1962 Kate Greenaway Medal for British childrens book illustration, for the wordless alphabet book ABC In all his books, the illustrations are always as important as the text. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 425
A Second World War Medal Group of Six awarded to Lt. I.S.P. Sedgwick Royal Hampshire Regiment to include the 39/45 Star, the Africa Star, the Italy Star, the Defence Medal, a War Medal and the Efficient Service Medal together with the Belgian Order of the Crown Commanders Badge and a Spanish Medal
Lot 493
A First World War and Second World War Father and Son Medal Group comprising a First World War group of three to 14166 DVR FJL Palmer RE comprising a 14 Star, 1418 War Medal and a Victory Medal and a Second World War group of six comprising 39/45 Star, Africa Star, France and Germany Star, a Defence Medal, 38/45 War Medal and Long Service and Good Conduct Medal Regular Army awarded to T/1868522 S.SJT FL Palmer R.A.S.C and two cap badges
Lot 322
A French brass four glass mantle clock, the white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, the movement by F. Martie & Cie, numbered 44784 6, striking on a gong, double mercury pendulum, key, 24cm.Fritz Marti is recorded as working from 1876, and was originally at Vieux-Charmont. He won the gold medal after showing 'roulant blancs' (rough clock movements that were supplied to and finished off by other clockmakers to fit into their cases) at the Paris Exhibition of 1900.
Lot 485
A white metal commemorative medal, Queen Victoria Coronation, designed by Joseph Davis, draped bust right obverse with Britannia, Scotia and Hibernia offering wreath and scroll reverse, 51 mm (d) and 43 grams and a NCAS ( Northern Countries Archery Society ) medal displaying an enamelled shield, inscribed verso 2nd score 1961
Lot 1067
FOOTBALL LEAGUE MEDAL - MANCHESTER CITY Gold hall-marked medal and case , season 2001-02, Division 1 Champions (Man City). Front has "The Football League Champions Division 1" engraved, reverse has "Season 2001/2002" inscribed. City won Division 1 by ten points this season. Case has The Football League insignia on top of the case. Good
Lot 37
Attributed to ULPIANO CHECA Y SANZ (Colmenar de Oreja, Madrid, 1860 - Dax, France, 1916)."Justice".Oil on canvas. Relined.It presents faults in the polychrome, restorations and repins.Measurements: 88 x 65,5 cm.Allegory of justice in which the author presents us with a young woman dressed in a white tunic in the Roman way and Phrygian cap. In her right hand she holds the scales, while with the other she grasps a dagger. The highly symbolic scene is completed with a sumptuous interior on whose floor is a flag similar to that of the republic, and a wallpaper that decorates the room with numerous noble coats of arms.Ulpiano Checa began his artistic training in 1873, at the School of Arts and Crafts in Madrid. In 1876 he went to the San Fernando Academy, where he became a disciple of Federico de Madrazo. When he finished, in 1884, he obtained a pension to study at the Spanish Academy in Rome. During his third year he sends a work that will earn him the first medal at the National Exhibition of 1887, and second at the Universal Exhibition of Vienna in 1888. At the end of 1887 he took up residence in Paris, where he exhibited regularly in the Salons, achieving success when his work was awarded a prize in 1890. There he combines painting with his work as a graphic correspondent in "La Ilustración Española y Americana". At the beginning of the century he settled in the south of France, in Dax, where he remained until his death in 1916. It is important to highlight how Checa's work influenced the adventure films of Hollywood in the 50s and 60s. Film directors such as Stanley Kubrick ("Spartacus"), Mario Bonnard ("The Last Days of Pompeii"), Mervyn LeRoy ("Quo Vadis"), William Wyler ("Ben-Hur") or, more recently, Ridley Scott ("Gladiator") were inspired by his works for their scenery, costumes, study of mass movements and characterization of characters. In fact, he also influenced earlier filmmakers, since in the 1930s and 1940s his work showed directors the possibility of creating visual effects of depth and perspective unusual in cinema until then. During his lifetime, in 1901, he collaborated with Henry Sienkiewick on the set and costume design for the theatrical version of the novel "Quo Vadis". In fact, part of Checa's work is based on literature, especially this novel, "Ben-Hur" and "Les Miserables". Works by Ulpiano Checa are kept in the Museo Municipal Ulpiano Checa de Colmenar de Oreja, the Museo del Prado, the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes de Buenos Aires and the Museo de la Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando, among others.
Lot 750
An Interesting Medal Group and Related Ephemera To R.C.R Corbin 5500447, including 39-45 Defence Medal, Africa Star, Italy Star, France and Germany Star, along with release book, and other paperwork No 5500447 R.C.A Corbin of The Army Air Corp/Parachute Regt mentioned in dispatches served in North Africa, Italy, France and Greece. (Excerpt in the release book comments on his distinguished service),
Lot 779
The Life and Career of 95881 Brigadier W. Biggins - 4th Survey Regiment Royal Artillery, to include cased medals, comprising 39-45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star and the France and Germany Star. Along with Defence and 39-45 Medal. Plus set of miniatures used for formal attire, soldiers service book. A 'Welcome Home Banquet' Events booklet 1946 and menu and list of honours; together with a pair of USSR binoculars and case.
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