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Lot 969

A CHARLES II HALFCROWN. A Charles II Halfcrown dated 1671, third bust r, reverse with conjoined Cs in angles. Regnal year V. Tertio to the edge,

Lot 971

A CHARLES II SHILLING. A Charles II Shilling dated 1663, first draped bust r, reverse with crowned cruciform shields and interlinked C's in angles.

Lot 972

A CHARLES II SIXPENCE. A Charles II Sixpence dated 1683, draped bust r, reverse with crowned cruciform shields and interlinked Cs in angles.

Lot 983

A WILLIAM AND MARY SHILLING. A William and Mary Shilling dated 1692, conjoined busts r, reverse crowned cruciform shields with WM monogram in angles.

Lot 984

A WILLIAM AND MARY SIXPENCE. A William and Mary Sixpence dated 1693, conjoined busts r, reverse cruciform shields with WM monogram in the angles.

Lot 985

A WILLIAM AND MARY SIXPENCE. A William and Mary Sixpence dated 1693, conjioned busts r, reverse with WM monogram in the angles.

Lot 988

A WILLIAM III CROWN. A William III Crown dated 1696, first draped bust, r. Regnal year Octavo to the rim.

Lot 991

A WILLIAM III SHILLING. A William III Shilling dated 1697, first draped bust r, N below the bust for the Norwich mint, reverse with crowned cruciform shields.

Lot 992

A WILLIAM III SHILLING. A William III Shilling dated 1697, first draped bust r, reverse with crowned cruciform shield, 'B' beneath the bust for the Bristol Mint.

Lot 993

A WILLIAM III SHILLING. A William III Shilling dated 1696, first draped bust r, reverse with crowned cruciform shield, 'C' beneath the bust for the Chester Mint.

Lot 994

A WILLIAM III SHILLING. A William III Shilling dated 1697, first draped bust r, reverse with crowned cruciform shields and plain angles.

Lot 995

A WILLIAM III SIXPENCE. A William III Sixpence dated 1696, first draped bust r, Y below the bust for the York mint.

Lot 996

A WILLIAM III SIXPENCE. A William III Sixpence dated 1696, first draped bust r, B below the bust for the Bristol mint.

Lot 997

A WILLIAM III SIXPENCE. A William III Sixpence dated 1697, third draped bust r, E below the bust for the Exeter mint.

Lot 998

A WILLIAM III SIXPENCE. A William III Sixpence dated 1696, first draped bust r, N for Norwich Mint below the bust, reverse with early harp and large crown.

Lot 1008

A GEORGE I SIXPENCE. A George I Sixpence dated 1723, laureate and draped bust, r, reverse with SSC for the South Sea Company in the angles.

Lot 1010

A GEORGE I GROAT. A George I Groat dated 1721, laureate and draped bust r.

Lot 1011

A GEORGE I SHILLING AND SIXPENCE. A George I Shilling dated 17--, (probably 1723) laureate and draped bust r, SS/C in angles. A George I Sixpence dated 1723, laureate and draped bust r, SS/C in angles. 2 coins.

Lot 1018

A GEORGE II SHILLING. A George II Shilling dated 1758, old laureate draped bust r, reverse with plain angles.

Lot 1024

A GEORGE III GOLD THIRD-GUINEA. A George III Third-Guinea dated 1799, first laureate head r, reverse crown, c2.7g.

Lot 1026

GEORGE III HALFCROWNS. George III Halfcrowns, 1818 and 1820, both small laureate head r, date below head. 2 coins.

Lot 1027

A GEORGE III SHILLING. A George III Shilling dated 1787, old laureate and draped bust, r, reverse with Semee of hearts.

Lot 1028

A GEORGE III SHILLING. A George III Shilling dated 1787, old laureate and draped bust, r, reverse with Semee of hearts.

Lot 1031A

TWO GEORGE III SIXPENCE. George III Sixpence, both dated 1787, laureate draped bust r, one with semee of hearts, the other without. 2 coins.

Lot 1047

WILLIAM AND MARY COPPER AND SIMILAR. A William and Mary copper halfpenny, conjoined busts r, dated 1694, a similar farthing dated 1694 and a William III halfpenny dated 1699. 3 coins.

Lot 1092

A JAMES II PENNY AND WILLIAM AND MARY GROAT. A James II Penny dated 1686, laureate head l, and a William and Mary 4d dated 1689, G below conjoined busts r. 2 coins.

Lot 1095

A CHARLES II CROWN. A Charles II Crown dated 1673, third draped bust r, regnal year to the rim Vicesimo Quinto,

Lot 1096

A CHARLES II HALFCROWN. A Charles II Halfcrown dated 1679, fourth draped bust r. interlinked Cs in angles, regnal date to the rim Tricesimo Primo.

Lot 1097

A CHARLES II CROWN. A Charles II Crown dated 1671, third draped bust r, reverse with interlaced 'C's in angles. Regnal year to the rim Vicesimo Tertio.

Lot 1098

A CHARLES II SHILLING. A Charles II Shilling dated 1663, first draped bust r, regular die axis, interlinked Cs to angles.

Lot 1099

A CHARLES II FOURPENCE. A Charles II Fourpence dated 1677, draped laureate bust r, four conjoined Cs to the reverse.

Lot 1102

A WILLIAM AND MARY HALFCROWN. A William and Mary Halfcrown dated 1689, first busts r and first crowned shield, regnal year to the rim Primo.

Lot 1104

A WILLIAM III CROWN. A William III Crown, draped bust r, dated 1696, regnal year to the rim Octavo.

Lot 1105

A WILIAM III HALFCROWN. A WILLIAM III Halfcrown dated 1697, laureate and draped bust r, regnal year to rim Nono.

Lot 1106

A WILLIAM III CROWN. A William III Crown dated 1695, first draped bust r, regnal year to the rim Octavo.

Lot 1112

A GEORGE I HALFCROWN. A George I Halfcrown dated 1715, laureate and draped bust r, roses and plumes in angles, scratched initials to obverse, regnal year to the rim Secundo.

Lot 1114

A GEORGE I HALFPENNY. A George I 'dump' type halfpenny, laureate bust r, dated 1718.

Lot 1118

A GEORGE II SHILLING. A George II Shilling dated 1758, old laureate draped bust r, plain angles.

Lot 1120

A GEORGE I SHILLING. A George I Shilling dated 1720, first laureate and draped bust r.

Lot 1122

A GEORGE III CROWN. A George III Crown dated 1818, laureate head r, regnal year to the rim LIX.

Lot 1126

A GEORGE III HALFCROWN. A George III Halfcrown dated 1817, large 'bulls head' laureate bust r, reverse crowned garter shield.

Lot 1127

FIVE GEORGE III SHILLINGS. Five George III Shillings, all dated 1787 and without hearts, old laureate draped bust r, crowns in angles. 5 coins.

Lot 1129

GEORGE III MAUNDY COINS. A set of George III Maundy coins for 1795 comprising 4d, 3d, 2d, and 1d, older laureate and draped bust r. 4 coins.

Lot 1131

A GEORGE III SIXPENCE. A George III Sixpence dated 1787, laureate and draped bust r, with semee of hearts.

Lot 1162

AN EDWARD VII CROWN. An Edward VII Crown dated 1902, bare head r, regnal date to the rim II.

Lot 1166

AN EDWARD VII CROWN. An Edward VII Crown, bare head r, dated 1902.

Lot 106

A modern 9ct gold opal and diamond dress ring, set with pear cabochon opal and eight cut diamond shoulders, total diamond content approx 0.1ct, opal measures approx: 13.76 x 10.71 x 4.28mm, size R, 3.2gThe collet setting looks to have been added to the ring shank with an amendment on the back of the shank as well, 2 of the shoulder diamonds are missing, opal has a good play-of-colour exhibiting mostly greens and blues, part of the collet setting is pulling away from the opal, settings lightly abraded all over with obvious polishing/filing marks on the back of the shank and shoulders, hallmarks clear, engraved 375.

Lot 166

A late 20th century 9ct gold cabochon aquamarine dress ring, aqua dimensions: 12.07 x 9.21 x 3.61mm, size R, 3.6gNo damage or repair, aqua has rain inclusions and one tiny chip on the girdle, aqua is slightly loose inside the claws and would benefit from re-tightening, settings lightly abraded, mark clear, stamped 9CT.

Lot 216

A modern 9ct gold 5-stone diamond ring, illusion set with modern round brilliant cut diamonds, total diamond content approx 0.15ct, setting height 3.4mm, size R, 2.3gNo damage or repair, all stones present, diamonds are bright but quite heavily included, settings lightly abraded, hallmarks slightly rubbed, stamped 375.

Lot 239

A large George V silver pedestal fruit bowl, circular form with pierced foliate gallery and stepped interior, by R F Mosley & Co, hallmarks Sheffield 1928, diameter 25.5cm, height 12cm, 21.3oz, boxedNo damage or repair, lightly abraded all over, personalised engraving in centre of bowl, hallmarks clear, box slightly worn.

Lot 241

An unmarked gold 3-stone diamond dress ring, set with modern round brilliant and eight cut diamonds, total diamond content 0.1ct, setting height 4.9mm, size R, 1.9gNo damage or repair, all stones present, central stone has a small black spot inclusion which is only visible through a loupe, settings lightly abraded, unmarked but tests as gold.

Lot 367

6 Danish Art Nouveau silver and amber and coral pieces of jewellery, comprising 4 brooches and a ring, size R, 48.1g total (6)All pieces generally worn mostly on high points with abrasions all over, 1 brooch with amber has several large chips and cracks, all fittings working

Lot 75

A Victorian 18ct gold diamond coiled snake / serpent ring, the head set with graduated old and modern round brilliant cut diamonds, total diamond content approx 0.55ct, hallmarks London 1890, setting height 11.2mm, size R, 5.3gNo damage, one stone has been replaced with a modern round brilliant and the green adhesive is still visible around the stone, the 3 smaller old cuts have surface chips and cracks which are just about visible without a loupe, the largest has multiple internal crystals and fractures all old cuts are slightly grey, settings abraded consistent with age, hallmarks slightly rubbed, stamped 18.

Lot 81

A modern 9ct white gold blue topaz and diamond half hoop ring, set with baguette cut topaz and eight cut diamonds, setting height 5.1mm, size R, 2.2gNo damage or repair, all stones present, settings are abraded and very worn on the back of the shank, hallmarks clear, stamped 375.

Lot 91

R. MARTELLI. “Cavallo”. Scultura in bronzo su base marmorea. Opera firmata alla base R. Martelli. Scultura: cm 23x25x8.

Lot 3848

Anton Faistauer, attr., Heilige DreifaltigkeitGottvater, Jesus und der Heilige Geist in Form einer weißen Taube, im unteren Bereich Engel mit leerem Schriftband, unter der Darstellung betitelt "Tu, Trinitatis Unitas", expressive Arbeit, um 1920-25, rechts unten in Blei bezeichnet "A. Faistauer", auf Rahmenrückseite ungeprüfte Zuschreibung "Anton Faistauer Entwurf zu einem Wandgemälde", und biographische Daten, faltspurig und fleckig, unter Passepartout und hinter Glas gerahmt, Passepartoutausschnitt ca. 38 x 28 cm. Künstlerinfo: österr. Maler (1887 Sankt Martin bei Lofer bis 1930 Wien), während seiner Gymnasialzeit Beschäftigung mit der Malerei, 1904-06 Besuch der privaten Malschule R. Scheffers in Wien, 1906-09 Studium an der Akademie in Wien bei Christian Griepenkerl und Alois Delug, 1909 Austritt aus der Akademie und aus Protest Gründung der Neukunstgruppe unter anderem mit Robin Christian Andersen, Anton Kollig und Egon Schiele, 1909 und 1912 Reise ins Tessin, nach Oberitalien und nach Berlin, 1915 Übersiedlung nach Maishofen, während des 1. Weltkriegs zusammen mit Egon Schiele Organisation von Kriegsbilderausstellung, ab 1919 in Salzburg und 1921 Teilnahme an der Frühjahrs- und Herbstausstellung der Wiener Sezession, mit Felix A. Harta Gründung der radikalen Künstlergruppe Der Wassermann, 1924-25 mehrmalig Aufenthalte in Bozen, 1925 Teilnahme an der Internationalen Kunstausstellung in Zürich, Ausmalung des Salzburger Festspielhauses, 1927 Umzug nach Wien, Quelle: Vollmer und Wikipedia.

Lot 3873

Friedrich Kunitzer, Paar Karnevalsentwürfeeinmal trojanisches Pferd als Umzugswagen und konfettisprühende Figur, Mischtechnik auf Papier, um 1980, einmal signiert "F. Kunitzer", je unter Passepartout montiert, Passepartoutausschnitt ca. 30,5 x 47,5 cm. Künstlerinfo: dt.-poln. Maler, Zeichner, Graphiker, Illustrator und Schriftsteller (1907 Predecz bis 1998 Stift Katzenelnbogen im Taunus), Vertreter der “Verschollenen Generation”, ab 1909 Kindheit in Jaroslawl an der Wolga, 1918 in Zuge der Revolutionsereignisse Flucht nach Lodz, studierte ab 1926 an der Akademie in Krakau bei Fryderyk Pautsch und W. Jaraocki, 1929 kurzzeitig an der Akademie in Berlin und anschließend Studienaufenthalt in Worpswede, 1930 Studium an der Filiale der Krakauer Akademie in Paris bei Jozef Pankiewitsch, studierte ab 1936 mit Stipendium an der Akademie in München und Meisterschüler bei Karl Caspar, 1937 in Brannenburg am Inn, nach Kriegsdienst und -gefangenschaft 1946-49 in Alsfeld, 1949-59 in Wiesbaden, ab 1954 Mitglied der Künstlergilde Esslingen, 1959 Übersiedlung nach Kördorf, 1970 Gründer und langjähriger Vorsitzender der Künstlergemeinschaft Westerwald-Taunus-Lahn, ab Herbst 1996 im Stift Katzenelnbogen im Taunus, Quelle: Vollmer, R. Zimmermann und Internet.

Lot 3895

R. Schmole, Pferdewagen im Sturmsich durch einen Sturm kämpfendes Bauernpaar mit Pferdekarren, Aquarell mit Deckweiß, links unten signiert "R. Schmole 1911", gegilbt und etwas fleckig, hinter Glas gerahmt, Falzmaße ca. 47,5 x 64 cm.

Lot 3915

IndustrielandschaftBlick über einen Kanal mit Kähnen, auf eine imposante Industrieanlage mit teils rauchenden Schornsteinen, Pastellkreiden, um 1920-30, rechts unten unleserlich signiert, auf Rahmenrückwand Besitzvermerk "Eigentum R. Bartenschlager", Passepartout braunfleckig, unter Passepartout und hinter Glas gerahmt, Passepartoutausschnitt ca. 43 x 54,5 cm.

Lot 4040

Max Heiland, Saale bei Wettinsonniger Blick entlang des Saaledamms, mit am Ufer liegendem Boot, Aquarell, rechts unten signiert und datiert "B. R. Max Heiland 1912", auf alter Rückwand Klebeetikett "Grosse Berliner Kunstausstellung 1914" und Nummer 2394, weiterhin teils unleserlich bezeichnet "...land Leipzig Saale/Wettin 20 Aug(ust)", leichte Altersspuren, unter Passepartout und hinter Glas gerahmt, Passepartoutausschnitt ca. 24 x 33,5 cm. Künstlerinfo: eigentlich Bernhard Robert Max Heiland, dt. Landschaftsmaler und Graphiker (1862 Leipzig bis 1915 Leipzig), Studium an den Akademien in Leipzig und Dresden und an der Kunstschule in Weimar, 1908 Teilnahme an der Ausstellung im Glaspalast München, Quelle: Thieme-Becker und Wikipedia.

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