We found 297893 price guide item(s) matching your search
There are 297893 lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service.
Click here to subscribe- List
- Grid
-
297893 item(s)/page
Lot 3310
A 19th century French gilt bronze jewellery box, the hinged cover sculptured with birds by a rocky outcrop and nest, one feeding a chick, after Jules Moigniez (1835-1894), signed to the maquette, the oval box cast with acanthus leaves and applied with swags, velvet lined interior, inscribed Tahan R de la Paix, 20cm wide, c.1860
Lot 155
Rubin-Diamant Ring und Armband. 14 kt. WG, gest., ziseliert und poliert, MZ variierend: H&R und KH. Besatz mit insges. 8 Rubinen im Rundschliff je ca. zw. 0,15 - 0,35 ct. (Dm. ca. von 3,2 - 4,2 mm) und 24 Diam. im 8/8- und Brillantschliff zus. ca. 0,55 ct. Weiß(H)-Leicht Getöntes Weiß(I).si-P. Ring Weite 57, Ringkopf Dm. 10 mm, Armband B. 3,5 - 4 mm, L. 18,5 cm, Gew. zus. ca. 15,4 g. -
Lot 135
Großer Opal-Cocktailring mit farbigen Saphiren und Brillanten. 18 kt. GG, gest. Der helle, ovale Opal 13,07 ct. (ca. 19 x 14 mm, verso verbödet), farbenreiche Umfassung mit 14 Saphiren in Gelb und Pink insges. ca. 2,80 ct. sowie 10 Tasvorithen und 14 Kleinstbrill. zus. ca. 0,35 ct. Getönt(R-S).si-P. Ringkopf 27 x 22 mm, Weite 53, Gew. ca. 12,1 g. -
Lot 119
Paar Kaskaden Aquamarin-Brillant-Ohrhänger. 14 kt. WG, gest. Große, bewegliche Hänger mit diamantbesetzten Halbkreisbögen und Aquamarin-Pampeln: insges. 32 geschliffenen Aquamarine zus. ca. 29 ct. und 264 Kleinstbrill. zus. ca. 1,70 ct. Leicht Getöntes Weiß(J)-Getönt(P/R).vs-P. Dorn mit Clipbügel. 63 x 30 mm, Gew. ca. 18,5 g. -
Lot 2
Jugendstil Diamant-Brosche. Um 1915. 14 kt. GG mit Platin, Rhodinierung erg., Nadel erg., Verso kl. Rep. Florale Stege in geschweifter Kartuschenform, Besatz mit 48 kl. Diam. im Alt-, Übergangs- und 8/8-Schliff zus. ca. über 3,10 ct. Leicht Getöntes Weiß(I)-Getönt(P-R).vs-P. (im Zentrum ca. 0,75 ct., ca. 5,5 x 3,8 mm). 42 x 29 mm, Gew. ca. 11,1 g. -
Lot 1696
NOTTINGHAM TOTESCOOP6 HANDICAP STAKES, SILVER HORSE RACING TROPHY, 20TH MAY 2006 by R. Donaldson, signed, modelled as a horse and jockey, in filled assayed sterling silver, on a wood plinth mounted with inscribed silver plaque23cm wideCondition good to fair. Plaque loose but present for reattachment. Possible restoration to tail of leading horse. Damage to reigns of rear horse. Additional images now available.
Lot 266
R. Bennett for G Plan - Quadrille Range - a retro 1960s teak wood writing table desk / dressing table. The desk having a floating top over two pedestals, one having two drawers and the other having a drop front cabinet with lozenge knob handles. All raised on quadrille legs. Measures approx. 67cm x 153cm x 47cm.
Lot 432
R. W. Bamforth & Co. Ltd - a retro mid 20th century 1960s chrome and painted metal hallway freestanding double clothes rail / rack stand. The stand having a steel tubular frame with angled rack to top and raised rail with eight hangers. All raised on triangular supports and stretchers. Applied manufacturer's plaque to side. 175cm x 100cm x 50cm.
Lot 145
R. Bennett x G-Plan - E. Gomme - G-Plan - Quadrille Range - a retro mid 20th century circa 1960s teak writing office desk. The dresser raised on quadrille style legs, with a set of two drawers to the left and a cupboard door to the right, having a curved desk / dresser top set above. Stamped to inside of drawer. Measures approx. 70cm x 154cm x 50cm.
Lot 108
An early to mid 20th century French designer circa 1940s - 1950s haberdashery shop front dressmaker's display mannequin. The mannequin with wooden top, over fabric covered upper body raised on black wrought iron tripod stand. Marked Buste Girard Paris, R. D. Franks London. Measures approx. 159cm tall.
Lot 24
An early 20th century Russian silver spoon, with twisted stem leading to coronet finial, back of bowl with niello foliate design and view of a monumental building, marked to side possibly R C, 84 and others (nearly ineligible), approx. 18.2cm long. Further details: surface scratching; general wear.
Lot 238
A Chinese blue and white porcelain Scheveningen plate in the style of Van Frytom, from the Ca Mau shipwreck (1733-1735), approx. 20.5cm diameter. Provenance: sticker for J. Reis Fernandes Collection no. 2323, previously with R & G McPherson Antiques. Further details: some scuffs and nibbles to rim.
Lot 100
A sapphire and blue diamond set 14ct white gold ring, comprising a central oval mixed cut sapphire, approx 7 x 5mm, within a textured chevron border set with round brilliant cut heat treated blue diamonds, with white diamonds set to shoulders, estimated total diamond weight 0.25ct, engraved decoration to shank, width approx 13mm, size R, total gross weight approx 7.1gms Further details: all stones present and intact, minor wear commensurate with age
Lot 300
Two similar Chinese porcelain couples, 18th century, he wears a celadon glazed jacket, she a blue jacket, one on oval base, each approx. 16.5cm high, together with a single slightly larger figure of a smiling woman in celadon robes, approx. 19cm high. (3) Provenance: from the J Reis Fernandes Collection, nos. 2200 and 2204; single figure no. 2201; one couple with label of R & G McPherson Antiques Further details: one with fan repaired, point on headdress missing, Green figure - notch on head missing, fire cracks to base. other green - some scuffs and nibbles. One with stand - fire cracks to fan, flaw to green sleeve with crack running up the front of figure.
Lot 2197
R. Horwood, 'PLAN of cities LONDON and WESTMINSTER the borough of SOUTHWARK, and PARTS adjoining shewing every HOUSE', published on the Architects R Horwood, May 1799, the 1st seven foldout sheets ranging from Bethnal Green to Marleybone, L 350cm overall, H 64cm, the next eight sheets from Limehouse, the City to Paddington Parish, L 414cm, the next eight sheets from the Serpentine to Rotherhithe and the last eight folding sheets from Chelsea Common to the Isle of Dogs, housed in distressed folio.
Lot 2097
An Edward Vll Royal Engineer officers sword by J. R. GAUNT & SON LIMITED, LATE EDWARD THURKLE, 53 CONDUIT STREET, LONDON, with straight engraved steel blade (83cm), detail 'ROYAL ENGINEERS', stamped 12699 to the spline and A C AUSTIN to the blade, pierced steel guard with Edward Vll cypher, wire bound fish skin grip and a leather bound scabbard.Note: You must be over 18 to purchase this item. Collection must be made in person or by arrangement with a delivery company that provides an age verification service. We do not provide a shipping service for bladed items.
Lot 324
dating: 1778 provenance: Sardinian Kingdom, Made of bronze. On the obverse, bust (right) with wig, armour and cloak; on the border 'VICTORIVS AMEDEVS III RED SARD A R VI'; opus 'LAVY'. On the reverse, the allegorical figure of Winged Art holding cornucopia and laurel wreath; on the ground bust, palette with brushes and compasses; above 'GENIO ARTIVM STATORI', in exergue 'ACAD INST AN MDCCLXXVIII'. diameter 4.8 cm.
Lot 310
dating: 1881 provenance: Kingdom of Italy, In bronze. On the obverse, the busts of the three Kings (left), on the border 'CARLO ALBERTO. VITTORIO EMANUELE II. Umberto I'. On the reverse, allegorical figure of history, at the top 'NEL CINQUNT. ANNIV. DELLA FOND. DEL R. ORDINE CIVILE DI SAVOIA.', on the exergue line opus 'GAETANO CARLI' and on the exergue 'A S.M UMBERTO I. RE D'ITALIA L'AUTORE D.'. diameter 6.5 cm.
Lot 444
dating: 1836 provenance: Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, Made of silver. On the obverse, side-by-side busts (right) of King and Queen Maria Christina, on the border 'FERDINANDVS II. ET MARIA CHRISTINA REGNI VTR. SICIL. R. R.', opus 'B.CICCARELLI M.P. / V. CATENACCI DIR. / M. LAUDICINA F.'. On the reverse, allegory of the City of Naples in the guise of a turreted woman, seated on the left, resting her right hand on a shield with an unbridled horse and crowning the royal child with the left hand, carried by a winged genius, at the top 'PERENNITATIS PIGNVS', in the exergue 'FRANCISCVS DVX CALABRIÆ NATVS XVII KAL. FEB. ANN. MDCCCXXXVI', and below 'V. CATENACCI INV. / B. CICCARELLI M. P. / A. CARIELLO F.' Some pitting on the border. Very rare. 156 g. King Ferdinand II wished to commemorate the birth of his first-born heir with a medal. Instructions for the medal were given to the Mint Controller on 16th May 1836. However, due to unforeseen circumstances and despite Laudicina's efforts to complete the medal in time, there were delays caused by the malfunction of the mint's large press, forcing the use of the common coining press. The king, not completely satisfied, wanted to review additional designs before deciding. Ultimately, he chose a second design, and the two specimens of the first medal were returned to the mint with orders to cancel them.Laudicina died in July 1839, and only in June 1842 the General Director allowed the engraver Andrea Cariello to complete the minting, which was ready in September 1842. The King ordered the usual quantities: 12 gold medals, 50 silver medals, and 200 bronze medals, which were delivered to the Ministry on September 30, 1842. The title of Duke of Calabria was traditionally granted to the heir to the throne of the Kingdom of Naples. Francis II of Bourbon, baptized Francesco d'Assisi Maria Leopoldo, was born in Naples on 16th January 1836, and was the last king of the Two Sicilies. diameter 6.5 cm.
Lot 327
dating: 1775 provenance: Sardinian Kingdom, Made of silver. On the obverse, bust with wig (right), armour, cape and collar of the SS. Annunziata; on the obverse, 'VICTORIVS AMEDEVS III REX SARDINAE'; on the shoulder cut opus 'LAVY'. On the reverse, busts (right) of Charles Emmanuel and Marie Clotilde Xaverie of France; on the border 'COMMMVNI POPV LORVM GAVDI', on the exergue 'CAROLI EM FERD PP NVPTJAE CVM M A CLOTILDE GALL R SORORE MDCCLXXV'. 38 g. diameter 4.5 cm.
Lot 467
dating: 1784 provenance: Kingdom of Naples, Bronze. On the obverse, bust of the Princess (right), on the border 'LIVIA AB AVRIA KARAPHA S R I ET AMPHISSIENSIVM PRINC.', below 'RAPTA IV KAL FEB CICCC LXXVIIII AN N XXXIIIIII'. On the reverse, the allegorical figure of Charity, seated in front, holds Hymenaeus at her side and distributes coins to the poor, who are near her; at her side, Religion stands and points to the sky an eagle with two eaglets in its claws, above three stars and the emblem of the sun; on the right, the inscription 'DILEXIT', in exergue 'CONIVGALIS MONVMENTVM AMORIS'. diameter 7.3 cm.
Lot 473
dating: 1772 provenance: Naples, On the obverse, necked busts (right) with the inscription 'FERDINANDVS REX MARIA CAROLINA REGINA'. Markings 'CC', 'BP' and 'R', below 'NEAP MDCCLXXII'. On the reverse, a female figure seated on the left with child on her lap, Vesuvius in the background. Inscription 'FECUNDITAS' and below 'M. THERESIA NATA NON IVNI' (the last letter I is larger). Damaged parts. 25 g. diameter 4.09 cm.
Lot 420
dating: 1850 provenance: Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, Made of bronze. On the obverse, representation of the Virgin Mary standing on clouds between two angels, on the border 'FU CORONATA LA VERGINE DE’ / SETTE DOLORI NEL DUOMO; opus ‘T. ARNAUD INV. / L. ARNAUD'. On the reverse, side-by-side coats of arms, one of the Pope crowned with his tiara with keys and the other of Ferdinand II crowned, above heart pierced by seven swords; on the border 'DAL P. PIO IX INTERCEDENTE / FERDINANDO II P. F. A.' and at the bottom 'N NAPOLI MDCCCL / B. CICCARELLI D.G. / R. VERNUCCI F.' diameter 6 cm.
Lot 435
dating: 1832 provenance: Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, Made of bronze. On the obverse, busts (right), on the border 'FERDINANDUS II. ET MARIA CHRISTINA REGNI VTR. SICIL. R. R.'; opus 'DE ROSA M. P. / F. REGA DIR. / M. LAUDICINA F.'. On the reverse, an allegorical turreted figure sitting and looking frontally, holding an oval (on a semi-column inscribed 'VOTA PV-BLICA') with the effigies of the two sovereigns, on the right another standing figure holding a laurel wreath on the oval; on the exergue 'NN. (MD)CCCXXXII / DE ROSA M. P. / F. REGA DIR. / M. LAUDICINA F.'. diameter 6.3 cm.
Lot 380
dating: 19th/20th Century provenance: Modena, On the obverse, a bust (left) and the inscription 'MARIA - BEATRIX - VICTORIA - SABAVD - ATEST - ARC - AVST - DVC - M - R - M - C - & -' and date 'MDCCCXXXX'. On the reverse, a view with a female figure (Queen Esther) kneeling in front of an altar, behind her two handmaids with perfume and jewellery vases. In the exergue: 'NVMQVAM - LAETATA - NISI - IN - TE - DOMINE - DEVS -'. Of later manifacture? diameter 8 cm.
Lot 312
dating: 1908 - 1936 provenance: Kingdom of Italy, On the obverse, a bas-relief depiction of a lion in the savannah with the inscription 'REGIO CORPO TRUPPE COLONIALI DELLA SOMALIA ITALIANA' and 'AVSTRALI SVB CRVCE VIGILO'. Opus: R. Comtini. On the reverse, enameled shield on Savoy knots and between two beams with name 'EUGENIO TORRINI'. In original case. 97 g. diameter 6 cm.
Lot 433
dating: 1837 provenance: Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, Made of bronze. On the obverse, busts (right), on the border 'FERDINANDVS II ET MARIA THERESIA AVSTRIACA REGNI VTR. SIC. R. R.'; below 'D'ANDREA F. / D. CICCARELLI M. P'. On the reverse, Hymen receiving a torch from a winged genie, behind, two doves on a memorial stone decorated with the coats of arms of the Bourbon and Habsburg families; on the border 'VETERI CONCORDIA NOVO SANGVINIS NEXV FIRMATA'; on the exergue 'L. ARNAVD F. - V. CATENACCI INV / FAVSTISS CONIVGIVM TRIDENTI CELEBRATVM V ID IAN A MDCCCXXXVII D / CICCARELLI M P.'. diameter 6.8 cm.
Lot 153
dating: First half of the 20th Century provenance: Kingdom of Italy, Made of bronze. On the obverse, mounted St. Maurice with the inscription 'S. MAURIZIO PROTETTORE DELLE NOSTRIE ARMI'. Opus: Ferraris. On the reverse, inscription in the centre 'AL CAVALIERE MAURIZIANO FOSCHINI (in relief) PER DIECI LUSTRI NELLA CARRIERA MILITARE BENEMERITO'. On the border 'Medaglia coniata con bronzo dei cannoni tolti al nemico 1915-1918 – R. D. 25 marzo 1920'. On neck ribbon. diameter 5.2 cm.
Lot 154
dating: First half of the 20th Century provenance: Kingdom of Italy, Made of bronze. On the obverse, mounted Saint Maurice with the inscription 'S. MAURIZIO PROTETTORE DELLE NOSTRIE ARMI'. Opus: Ferraris. On the reverse, central inscription in relief 'AL CAVALIERE MAURIZIANO PIETRO BARONE PER DIECI LUSTRI NELLA CARRIERA MILITARE MENEMERITO'. On the border, 'Medaglia coniata con bronzo dei cannoni tolti al nemico 1915-1918 – R. D. 25 marzo 1920'. diameter 5.17 cm.
Lot 416
dating: 1824 provenance: Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, In bronze. On the obverse, herm at 3/4 (right) with the doctor's portrait; on the borders 'DOMINICVS COTVNNIVS'; opus 'V. CATENACCI F. NEAP.'. On the reverse, on the left, a kneeling genius holds oval with bust of Hippocrates, Minerva standing veiled and helmeted (right), she holds a caduceus and aims at the sitting allegorical figure of medicine showing a nude anatomical figure near a stump; on the border 'RERVM ABDITA MONSTRAT'; on the exergue 'HIPPOCRATI NEAPOLITANO MDCCCXXIV P. D. R. M. P.'. diameter 4.5 cm.
Lot 125
dating: End of 19th beginning of 20th Century provenance: Portugal, Set of the Grand Cross of the Order of the Immaculate Conception of Vila Viçosa donated to tenor Francesco Tamagno. Made of gilded silver, the base structure with nine-pointed grooved rays, above this featuring white enamel rays and stars, within a circular crown, and the inscription 'PADROEIRA DO REINO' on a blue enameled background, featuring the letters 'MA'. the top with crown. The reverse of both marked 'J. A. DA COSTA R. DE S. JULIAO N. 110-3 LISBOA'; plaque with pin. Francesco Innocenzo Tamagno was born on December 28th, 1850, in Turin, Italy. He developed an interest in music and vocal practice through his involvement with an amateur association and later the oratory of Don Giovanni Bosco (1815-1888) in the nearby village of Valdocco. With a powerful tenor voice, he distinguished himself during these early experiences so much that he was invited to sing at the inauguration of the Basilica of Mary Help of Christians on June 9th, 1868. From 1870 to 1873, he studied at the Turin Musical Lyceum while gaining his first professional experiences: debuting at the Teatro Regio as a chorister in 1870 in a production of 'Les Huguenots' by Eugéne Scribe, Émile Deschamps (1791-1871), and Giacomo Meyerbeer.After a hiatus to complete his military service in 1871, he made his debut in a minor role as Gaspero in 'La colpa del cuore' by Raffaello Berninzone (1828-1924) and Francesco Cortesi (1826-1904) on February 27th, 1872. From 1873, he was managed by theatrical agent Antonio Rosani, who secured him leading roles at the Teatro Bellini in Palermo, where he received valuable vocal technique advice from tenor Antonio Platania.On December 26th, 1877, Tamagno participated in the season opening at La Scala in Milan with 'L'africana' by Scribe and Meyerbeer, earning critical acclaim alongside suggestions to further refine his vocal technique. In May 1878, he embarked on an extensive series of tours in Latin America, significantly contributing to his eventual acclaim. At the end of that year, Tamagno began a clandestine romantic relationship, which led to the birth of his beloved daughter Margherita (1879-1942) the following year.In the early months of 1881, Francesco Tamagno secured an engagement with La Scala for the second version of Giuseppe Verdi's 'Simon Boccanegra,' which featured a revised libretto by Arrigo Boito, based on Francesco Maria Piave's original work. This engagement marked Tamagno's first direct collaboration with Verdi. After another significant collaboration for the debut of the four-act version of 'Don Carlo' in the title role at La Scala in 1884, Tamagno was cast to play the lead in Verdi's new opera, 'Otello,' with a libretto by Boito, thanks to the recommendation of publisher Giulio Ricordi (1840-1912) in 1886.Following extensive and meticulous preparation under Verdi's guidance, Tamagno became a dominant presence in La Scala's season. He performed as Radamès in the opening of 'Aida' on December 26th, 1886, and most notably starred in the world premiere of 'Otello' on February 5th, 1887. The triumphant success of this performance indelibly linked him to the role of Otello, which he would continue to perform frequently throughout the rest of his career.In the following years, Tamagno was highly sought after and received substantial fees for his performances. His final concert took place on March 27th, 1905, at the Circolo degli Artisti in Turin. Plagued by increasingly poor health, he died in Varese on August 31st, 1905. dimensions 6.3 x 8 - 7 x 8.7 cm.
Lot 331
dating: 1781 provenance: Sardinian Kingdom, Made of silver. On the obverse, bust (right), on the border “VICTORIVS AMEDEVS III REX SARDINIAE”; opus “LAVY”. On the reverse facing busts on olive and palm branches decussate and tied with ribbon; above “SACRO NVPTIAL FOEDERE,” in exergue “M CAROLA SAE R F ANTONIO SAX PR IVNCTA / MDCCLXXXI.” 35 g. diameter 4.1 cm.
Lot 322
dating: 1775 provenance: Sardinian Kingdom, Made of bronze. On the obverse, bust (right) with wig, armour, cloak and collar of the SS. Annunziata; on the obverse, 'VICTORIVS AMEDEVS III REX SARDINAE'; on the shoulder cut opus 'LAVY'. On the reverse, side-by-side busts (right) of Charles Emmanuel and Marie Clotilde Xaverie of France; on the border 'COMMMVNI POPV LORVM GAVDI', on the exergue 'CAROLI EM FERD PP NVPTJAE COM M A CLOTILDE GALL R SORORE MDCCLXXV'. diameter 4.6 cm.
Lot 383
dating: 1840 provenance: Modena, On the obverse, bust (left) with the inscription 'MARIA - BEATRIX - VICTORIA - SABAVD - ATEST - ARC - AVST - DVC - M - R - M - C - &' and the date 'MDCCCXXXX'. On the reverse, a view with a female figure (Queen Esther) kneeling in front of an altar, behind her two handmaids with perfume and jewellery vases. In the exergue: 'NVMQVAM - LAETATA - NISI - IN - TE - DOMINE - DEVS -'. On the cut above, visible remains of a ring. diameter 8.1 cm.
Lot 432
dating: 1836 provenance: Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, Made of bronze. On the obverse, side-by-side busts of King and Queen Maria Christina, on the border 'FERDINANDVS II. ET MARIA CHRISTINA REGNI VTR. SICIL. R. R.', opus 'B.CICCARELLI M.P. / V. CATENACCI DIR. / M. LAUDICINA F.'. On the reverse, allegory of the City of Naples in the guise of a turreted woman, sitting (left) and resting her right hand on a shield with an unbridled horse; with the left hand she is crowning the royal child presented by a winged Genius, at the top 'PERENNITATIS PIGNVS', in the exergue 'FRANCISCVS DVX CALABRIÆ NATVS XVII KAL. FEB. ANN. MDCCCXXXVI', and below 'V. CATENACCI INV. / B. CICCARELLI M. P. / A. CARIELLO F.' On the border some pitting. King Ferdinand II wished to commemorate the birth of his first-born heir with a medal. Instructions for the medal were given to the Mint Controller on 16 May 1836. However, due to unforeseen circumstances, despite Laudicina's efforts to complete the medal in time for the occasion, there were delays caused by the malfunctioning of the mint's large press, forcing them to use the common press for coinage. The King, not entirely satisfied, wanted to see more designs before making a decision. In the end he chose a second design and the two specimens of the first medal were returned to the mint with instructions to cancel them. Laudicina died in July 1839, and it was not until June 1842 that the Director General authorised the engraver Andrea Cariello to complete the die, which was completed in September 1842. The King ordered the usual quantities of 12 gold, 50 silver and 200 bronze medals, which were delivered to the Ministry on 30 September 1842. The title of Duke of Calabria was traditionally conferred on the heir to the throne of the Kingdom of Naples. Francis II of Bourbon, baptised Francis of Assisi Maria Leopold, born in Naples on 16 January 1836, was the last King of the Two Sicilies. diameter 6.4 cm.
Lot 110
dating: Mid 20th Century provenance: Kingdom of Italy, A Mod. 1920 Mauritian medal for general officers. Made of bronze. On the obverse, mounted S. Maurice with the inscription 'S. MAURIZIO PROTETTORE DELLE NOSTRIE ARMI' Opus: Ferraris. On the reverse, inscription in the centre 'AL CAVALIERE MAURIZIANO VERCELLINO MARIO (in relief) PER DIECI LUSTRI NELLA CARRIERA MILITARE BENEMERITO'. On the border 'Medaglia coniata con bronzo dei cannoni tolti al nemico 1915-1918 – R. D. 25 marzo 1920”. On neck ribbon. This lot belonged to Mario Vercellino, Army General and Aide-de-Camp to Victor Emmanuel III of Savoy (1941-1942). He was commander of the 9th and 4th armies. He retired in 1945 with the rank of General of the Army. diameter 5.19 cm.
Lot 155
dating: First half of the 20th Century provenance: Kingdom of Italy, In bronze. On the obverse, St. Maurice mounted on a horse with the inscription 'S. MAURIZIO PROTETTORE DELLE NOSTRE ARMI'. Opus: Ferraris. On the reverse, inscription in the centre 'AL CAVALIERE MAURIZIANO SIGNORINI TITO (in relief) PER DIECI LUSTRI NELLA CARRIERA MILITARE BENEMERITO'. On the border, 'Medal coined with bronze of the cannons taken from the enemy 1915-1918 - R. D. 25 March 1920'. Together with the mould with the name of the knight. Together with the bronze medal 'AL MERITO DI LUNGO COMANDO' on ribbon engraved 'SIGNORINI TITO'. diameter 5.21 cm.
Lot 496
dating: Early 19th Century provenance: France, One in bronze and one in silver (56 g), both of octagonal shape. On the obverse, Justice standing and holding the tables of the law placed on an altar.With her left hand, she is holding a scale At the base of the altar “GATTEAUX. R”; on the border 'TRIBUNAL DE CASSATION', the silver one with name 'M.R DANIELS' at the lower part. On the reverse, 'LA LOI' within oak wreath and within a triangle surrounded by rays. The law of the 24th windy year 8 (15 March 1800) established a new order of the Supreme Court; this medal was minted on this occasion. diameter 4.6 cm.
Lot 447
dating: 1850 provenance: Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, Made of silver. On the obverse depiction of the Virgin Mary standing on clouds, and between two angels, on the border 'FU CORONATA LA VERGINE DE' / SETTE DOLORI NEL DUOMO; opus 'T. ARNAUD INV. / L. ARNAUD'. On the reverse, two coats of arms side by side: one of the Pope, crowned with a triregnum and keys, and one of Ferdinand II, crowned and with a heart pierced by seven swords; on the border 'DAL P. PIO IX INTERCEDENTE / FERDINANDO II P. F. A.' and at the bottom 'N NAPOLI MDCCCL / B. CICCARELLI D.G. / R. VERNUCCI F.' Defects on the edges. 98 g. This medal was made in Naples to commemorate the Coronation of Lady of the Seven Dolours and the Church of 'Santa Maria ad Ogni Bene dei Sette Dolori' which became a Cathedral. diameter 6 cm.
Lot 278
A fine Second War North Africa Military Medal group and El Alamein Royal Tank Regiment Casualty Military Medal GEO VI (7883351) l/SGT D.R. BLACK R.T.R. India General Service medal clasp North West Frontier 1935 7883351. PTE. D.R. BLACK R. TANK C. India General Service medal 1936-39 clasp North West Frontier 1936-37 7883351 PTE. D.R. BLACK R. TANK.C. 1939-45 Star. Africa Star Defence medal. War medal 1939-45 (MM London Gazette 18 February 1943) (DAVID REDPATH BLACK is buried at El Alamein War Cemetary XXVII 14 Egypt. D.O.D. 24 October 1942)
Lot 251
Group of seven medals, Worc. Rgt. E.W. Kent and R. Tank C. 1915 star trio 13469 PTE F. COLLEY. WORC. R. General Service medal 1918-62, clasp Iraq 241147 PTE. F. COLLEY E. KENT R. India General service medal 1908-35, clasp WAZIRISTAN 1921-24 80395 PTE. F COLLEY R.TANK CORPS DEFENCE MEDAL. Army Long Service medal and Good Conduct medal GVR 6280395 PTE. F. COLLEY R.TANK C medal polished and contact marks, mounted court style on board
Loading...-
297893 item(s)/page