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Lot 226
British Tokens, Eighteenth Century Tokens, Middlesex, Political and Social series, Revd. W. Romaine, penny-sized medals, 1795 (2), his facing bust, rev. BUT I TRUSTED IN THEE, O LORD etc. (DH.214), Religion standing, THE JUST SHALL LIVE BY HIS FAITH (DH.216), DH.214 extremely fine, lustrous especially on obverse, reverse from the flawed die, DH.216 good extremely fine, bronzed, attractive (2) *DH.216 ex Longman, lot 141 (part) the lot ex Baldwin’s vault
Lot 444
British Coins, Henry III (1216-1272), penny, short cross, type 7b, London, Rauf, rev. RAVLF ON LVNDE, wt. 1.41gms. (S.1356B; N.979); penny, type 7b, London, Terri, rev. TERRI ON LVND, wt. 1.44gms. (S.1356B; N.979); penny, type 7c, London, Nichole, rev. NIEhOL[E O]N LVN, wt. 1.47gms. (S.1356C; N.980); penny, type 7c, London, Nichole, rev. NIChOLE ON LVN, wt. 1.41gms. (S.1356C; N.980); together with a short cross cut halfpenny, moneyer Pieres, wt. 0.75gms., fine or better (5) *ex Baldwin’s vault
Lot 62
British Tokens, Seventeenth Century Tokens, Dorset, Sherborne (12): Town farthings, 1669 (5 - three from one obverse die, two from another), mitre (W.155); Thomas Cooper, farthing, 1667 (W.161); W[illiam] O[ldish], farthing, hart, Welcom (W.165; see Norweb 9325); Richard Oldes, farthing, Mercers’ Arms (W.166); Iohn Sherlock, farthing, 1666, hour-glass (W.175); Beniamin Snooke, farthing, 1664, Mercers’ Arms (W.176); Ioh Stvckie, farthing, 1659, ram’s head on shield, Glover (W.177); Iohn Whetcombe, farthing, 1657, family arms (W.180); Wareham (2): Henry Harbin, farthing, 1657 (W.192), pierced; Anthony Trew, farthing (W.193); Wimborne (6): Iohn Anstey, farthing, Mercers’ Arms (W.210), pierced; William Baten, farthing, Grocers’ Arms (W.211); David Deane, farthing, 1657 (W.215); another, dated 1668 (W.216); Iohn Deane, farthing, 1666 (W.218); Iohn King, halfpenny, 1669, horse drawing wagon (W.223), fair to good fine, W.165 very rare (20)
Lot 647
British Commemorative Medals, Mary, Regent, copper medal, 1690, by James and Norbert Roettier, bust r., rev. EX NOCTE DIEM, full moon shines on landscape, 49.5mm. (MI.704/111; Eimer 320); Death, 1694, similar bust r., rev. SVBLATAM EX OCVLIS …, 49.5mm. (MI.111/343; Eimer 362); another, O GRAVE WHERE IS THY VICTORY, Mary seated on globe, rev. legend in 5 lines, 40mm. (MI.121/364; Eimer 363), the first very fine, the others extremely fine or virtually so (3) *ex Revd. William Lewis Gantz [1873-1940, of Stanstead Abbots, Herts] collection, Glendinings, 23-27 June, 1941, lots 1933/1937/1992, part ex Baldwin’s vault
Lot 651
British Commemorative Medals, Queen Mary, Death, silver medal, 1694, by Jan Drappentier, O SERVES ANIMÆ DIMIDIVM MEÆ, Britannia kneels at altar, with shield, spear and cornucopia, signed with full name on exergual line, rev. celestial crown above funeral pall with four shields, 43.5mm. (MI.120/362; vL IV, 189), dark tone, good very fine, extremely rare*ex Revd. William Lewis Gantz [1873-1940, of Stanstead Abbots, Herts] collection, Glendinings, 23-27 June, 1941, lot 1992, part ex Baldwin’s vault
Lot 670
British Commemorative Medals, The Escape of Princess Clementina from Innsbrück, silver medal, 1719, by O. Hamerani, CLEMENTINA M BRITAN FR ET HIB REGINA, bust of the Princess l., rev. FORTVNAM CAVSAMQVE SEQVOR, sun rises on the escaping Princess in a chariot, the city of Rome, land and seascape beyond, 48mm. (MI.444/49; Woolf 36:1; Eimer 484), lightly scuffed, pleasant very fine and toned
Lot 671
British Commemorative Medals, James III, The Elder Pretender, The South Sea Bubble (Appeal Against the House of Hanover), silver medal, 1721, by O. Hamerani, VNICA SALVS, draped and armoured bust r., rev. Hanoverian horse trampling lion and unicorn, panoramic cityscape of London in the distance, 49.5mm. (Woolf 40:1; MI.454/63; Eimer 493), sharp extremely fine, with a deep, rich tone
Lot 305
A Belgian 70 bore DB O&U tap action percussion boxlock pistol, 7½” overall, turn off round twist barrels 3”, Liege proved, the frame and top strap engraved with simple scrolls, the walnut butt with shell carving, chequered panels, and GS shield shaped escutcheon and butt cap with hinged shell trap. GWO & C. A nicely patinated untouched item. Tap action percussion pistols are uncommon. See front cover
Lot 306
A .41” RF DB Woodward’s patent O&U turnover pistol, 7½” overall, round barrels 4¼”, number 917, B’ham proved, the lined frame engraved “Woodward’s Reg Feb 4 1863” in oval, with top safety, spur trigger and chequered walnut grips. GWO & C, the barrels retaining traces of original blue; in blue baize lined fitted mahogany case, the burr walnut veneered lid having shield shaped brass escutcheon, containing reproduction turnscrew, nipple key and cleaning rod and key to case. GC (slight damage to lid). Pistol only See front cover.
Lot 92
A First World War Group to 7429 Sjt H W Dredge 1/Wilts R, 1914, War & Victory medals and a large collection of papers relating to Howard William Dredge including Soldiers Small Book, Soldiers Service and Pay Book, Certificate of Instruction in cookery, ..... Baghdad June 1918, First World War Group to M 6414 E H Nicholson, Shpt 1RN, 1914-15 Star, War & Victory medals and related papers, First World War Group to 9130 A-Cpl O G Penny Wilts R., 1914 Star, War & Victory medals, Second World War medal, two photographs of HMS Queen aircraft carrier and other related ephemera (qty).
Lot 51
An Art Deco gold diamond cluster plaque ring, marked 18ct and plat, a gold three stone illusion set diamond ring, marked 18ct and PT, and a 9ct gold diamond and sapphire cluster ring, a single stone diamond illusion set ring, marked 18ct pt three stone ring 2.04g size I½ plaque 2.46g size O½ single stone 2.46g size I½ cluster 1.33g size K½
Lot 640
Group of nine antique rings - to include an early Victorian gold (18ct) enamel and diamond mourning ring and other Georgian and Victorian rings (9) CONDITION REPORT Enamel mourning ring - shank has been enlarged which has meant that the extra section of gold on the shank has altered the pattern, otherwise in good condition, ring size O, London hallmarks, total gross weight 4.8 grams. Victorian ruby and diamond three stone ring - 18ct gold (Birmingham 1894), good condition, ring size P½, total gross weight 3.5 grams. Remaining rings in various conditions
Lot 747
Seven gold and yellow metal gem set dress rings - various CONDITION REPORT Gentlemen's gold (9ct) cabochon garnet signet ring size T - total gross weight approximately 11 grams. Gentlemen's gold (9ct) Carnelian signet ring size R - total gross weight approximately 6 grams. Eastern yellow metal and faux alexandrite ring size N - 7.3 grams. Large smoky quartz ring - not hallmarked, stamped '9ct', size N, total gross weight approximately 9.4 grams. Garnet three stone ring - stamped '18ct', not hallmarked, size O, total gross weight approximately 9.4 grams. 1970s abstract ring - not marked, size O, total gross weight approximately 5.7 grams. Green hardstone ring - probably Nephrite jade, stamped 9ct although not hallmarked, size K, total gross weight 5.9 grams
Lot 646
Sapphire and diamond cluster ring, the flower-head cluster with a round cut blue sapphire surrounded by eight brilliant cut diamonds, all in rub-over setting, on plain shank. Ring size O½ CONDITION REPORT Estimated total diamond weight approximately 0.40 carats. Estimated colour - G / H. Estimated clarity range - VS2 / SI1. Sapphire measures approximately 4.30mm diameter x 3.30mm. Facets very worn, surface scratches / abrasions and needs re-polishing. Bezel approximately 11mm diameter. Setting in good condition, not hallmarked, shank stamped '18ct'
Lot 611
Early Victorian seed pearl and red stone cluster ring, the flower-head cluster with fancy openwork scroll shoulders, with glazed compartment to the reverse of the bezel, on engraved shank. Ring size O½ CONDITION REPORT Good condition, no damage or repairs. Shank shows evidence of re-sizing, red stones are possibly rubies, no hallmarks, probably 9ct or 15ct gold. Bezel / cluster measures approximately 10mm x 9.5mm. Pearls approximately 2.75mm - 3.00mm. Total gross weight 2.7 grams
Lot 624
Victorian diamond five stone Gypsy ring with five old cut diamonds in gold (18ct) star-shape Gypsy-style setting (Birmingham 1890). Ring size O½ CONDITION REPORT Estimated total diamond weight approximately 0.30 carats. Good condition. Edge of shank feels sharp, possibly due to being worn with another ring. Good clear hallmarks. Total gross weight 4.4 grams
Lot 615
Group of four rings - to include Victorian sapphire and rose cut diamond marquise-shape cluster ring, Victorian diamond and seed pearl cluster ring, cinnamon-coloured diamond cluster ring and a cat's eye and diamond ring (4) CONDITION REPORT Sapphire and diamond cluster ring - very good condition, shank stamped 18ct and a Diamond-Kite registration mark, probably circa 1880, ring size O, bezel measures approximately 14mm x 6mm, total gross weight approximately 2.1 grams. Diamond and seed pearl ring - not marked but presumed to be 18ct, very good condition, ring size L, cluster approximately 9mm diameter, total gross weight 2.4 grams. Diamond cluster ring - cinnamon-colour, unknown as to whether the colour is natural or treated, brilliant cut stones - NOT old cuts, approximately 0.25 total diamond carat weight, cluster measures approximately 10mm diameter, hallmarked 18ct, 3.6 grams, ring size S. Cat's eye and diamond ring - size O, unmarked, cat's eye 4.4mm diameter, total gross weight 2.0 grams
Lot 558
Rare 17th century tortoiseshell and silver mounted table snuff box of oval form, the lid with applied silver disc engraved with a Man o' War in full sail, the foreground with a gentleman on the shore, the underneath also with an applied silver oval plaque with engraved verse - 'This Sister Prince doth heartily bestow, keep it in Memory of the Love I Owe. John Gurr 1687', 10.5cm x 9cm CONDITION REPORT General overall condition good. Tortoiseshell very good for age, some surface wear and scratching but no signs of major damage or repair. Applied silver disc on cover is good, engraving is clear but slightly worn. Applied disc to base also slightly worn and dented. Hinge possibly repaired a long time ago. Clasp has been broken and repaired a long time ago
Lot 287
A 17TH CENTURY GLASS AND TAPESTRY SET RING, circa 1690-1700, the oval closed back mount engraved to the reverse with initials E.N, inlaid with blue and enamelling and tapestry work depicting two cherubs and delicate gold coloured scroll work, beneath a domed faceted glass mount, set between split scroll detail shoulders with subtle moulded detailing. Ring size O. Weight 5.2gms.
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