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Lot 179
AN 18TH CENTURY VIENNA CUP AND SAUCER painted with flowers on a salmon ground, blue beehive and 19 in under-glaze blue and incised marks, an 18th century German sugar box and cover painted with wild woodland animals in green, no mark and a Sevres style trembleuse cup and saucer lavishly painted with flowers, interlaced L’s, “O” and “S….” marks in blue.
Lot 98
An 18ct gold, platinum and diamond ring, with three mili diamonds in illusion setting, 2.4g, ring size O, together with an 18ct gold tourmaline and diamond ring, the central oval green tourmaline flanked by two mili diamonds to either side, 3.7g, ring size P, and a 9ct gold and amethyst ring, 3.3g, ring size J/K (3)
Lot 62
A 14ct gold multicolour five stone ring, set with central emerald flanked by two rubies, further flanked by two sapphires, finished with two mili diamonds to either end, 2g, ring size N, together with a 9ct gold five stone sapphire ring, with graduating sapphires in foliate claw setting, 1.4g, ring size O (2)
Lot 1
Boeotia, Federal Coinage, a group of five coins, 395-340 BC, hemidrachm, Boeotian shield, rev., b-oi, kantharos; above, club right, 2.40g (BMC 32), good very fine; hemidrachm, similar but club left, 2.19g, possible a later imitation, good fine; hemiobol, half shield, rev., grapes, 0.35g (unpublished?), very fine, very rare; tetartemorion, shield, rev., grapes; apparently revealing a club above showing that the die was a re-engraved Theban one (originally with a kantharos below the club), 0.20g, about very fine, apparently unpublished; tetartemorion, shield, rev., grapes, with retrograde inscription o-b below, 0.13g, broken edge, fine (5) Ex BCD collection, Triton IX, 10 January 2006, lots 28, 29, 33, 36 and 39.
Lot 137
Henry VII-Charles I, miscellaneous issues (4), Henry VII type IVb groat, m.m. cross-crosslet (N. 1706; S. 2159), fine; Henry VIII, Second coinage, half-groat, Canterbury, Archbishop Warham, m.m. Warham’s uncertain mark (N. 1802; S.2343), about very fine; Elizabeth I, sixpence, 1600 over 1599, m.m. O (N. 2025; S. 2594), flan ragged, better than very fine; Charles I, shilling, m.m. portcullis (N. 2223; S. 2785), fine (4)
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