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Morton & Eden Ltd.
Lot 561

Charles I, Oxford mint (1642-6), groat, m.m. none, 1645, large bust extending to bottom of coin, rev. single plume, 2 scrolls and ox monogram over Declaration, 1.86g (JGB 958 (same dies); N. 2466; S. 2988), some faint scratches on obverse, traces of double-striking on king’s crown, otherwise clear and evenly toned, almost very fine, reverse very fine, rare. Ex R. C. Lockett, Glendining, 17 October 1956, lot 2474 (part) and N. Asherson, Spink 6, 10-11 October 1979, lot 85.

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Lot 563

Charles I, Exeter mint, (1643-6), shilling, 1645, m.m. rose, rev. Declaration type, 5.43g (JGB 1067 (same dies); Besly C16; N. 2576; S. 3086), has been straightened, and expertly plugged before bust, unevenly toned, with a strong portrait, good fine and better, an extremely rare type at Exeter. Coins of the ‘Declaration’ type, known to contemporaries as ‘Exurgat money’, are very rare outside the royal mints of Oxford and Bristol, and their appearance at other royalist mints is likely to have some special significance, though this is not always obvious, BNJ 1992, p.119. Very small quantities of ‘Exurgat money’ dated 1644 (halfcrowns), and 1645 (halfcrowns and shillings) were struck at Exeter, and they are considered one of the great rarities of the Charles I provincial series. Ex V. J. E. Ryan, Glendining, 22 January 1952, lot 1204, SCMB, April 1952, no. 7488 and SCMB, January 1953, no. 3808.

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Lot 566

Charles I, Pontefract besieged, shilling, 1648, on an octagonal flan, type I, larger lettering and crown, 4.34g (JGB 1231 (same dies); Hird 272-4 (same dies); N. 2646; S. 3148), smoothed, toned, good fine, rare. Ex SCMB, May 1983, E293.

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Lot 57

Filips de Stoute (1384-1404), dubbele groot, Mechelen, undated (1384), helmeted lion sejant to left within tressure of fifteen arches, rev., short cross fleury within double marginal legend, 3.87g (D. de P. pl. VI, 7), weakly struck on lion, fine to good fine and very rare. Bought Franceschi, 8 April 1971.

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Lot 579

17th Century: Suffolk, Ipswich, William Doggett, square halfpenny, 1668, Grocers’ Arms (BW 174), traces of verdigris, good fine or better, rare

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Lot 580

17th Century: Suffolk, Newmarket, Joseph Adams, halfpenny, 1669, Cheesemonger (BW -) slightly creased, fine to very fine, very rare, believed to be unpublished. Ex A. H. Baldwin Auction 38, 4 October 2004, lot 824. *We are grateful to Michael Dickinson for the suggestion that this token, reading new . market in two words, is more probably a London issue of Clare Market, otherwise New Market (cf SCBI 62, Norweb 8668-8672). This attribution is supported to some degree by the ‘Thames patina’ which the token exhibits.  Apart from its appearance in the Baldwin auction described, the piece does appear to be previously unpublished.  The estimate is unchanged.

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Lot 583

18th Century: Suffolk, Ipswich, penny, edge inscribed (DH 11), lint/swarf mark on obverse, extremely fine and better, with traces of lustre, very rare

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Lot 584

18th Century: Suffolk, Woodbridge, proof penny, 1796, in silver, edge plain (DH 15b), attractively toned, good extremely fine, extremely rare

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Lot 587

18th Century: Suffolk, Ipswich, halfpenny, 1796, edge plain (DH 36a), usual die flaw on reverse, tiny rim knock, traces of lustre, extremely fine or better, very rare

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Lot 589

19th Century: Norfolk, King’s Lynn, eighteen pence, Isaquey Hedley, struck in copper, obv. silver plated, edge plain (D. 9), copper showing through in obverse legend, otherwise attractively toned, practically as struck, very rare

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Lot 6

Dendermonde? kleine denarius, circa 1140-1180, view of castle with large star, two annulets below, rev., pc pc pc pc, cross pattée with pellets in angles, 0.31g (Ghyssens 154), fine, rare

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Lot 63

Filips de Stoute (1384-1404), dubbele groot botdrager, Valkenburg, undated (1396-1403), lion sejant left with knot in tail, rev., long cross over shield, 4.01g (Lucas 9), almost very fine and rare. Filips de Stoute opened a short-lived mint at Valkenburg, whose output was denoted by the addition of a knot in the lion’s tail.

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Lot 73

Filips de Goede (1419-1467), halve gouden rijder, Ghent, undated (1434-1440), Count on horseback charging right, in full armour and brandishing shield, in ex., flad, rev., shield on cross fleury, 1.75g (Delmonte 488 [R.2]; D. de P. XXI, 45; v.G&H 2-2; F. 184), good very fine, rare. Bought Franceschi, 8 October 1963.

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Lot 8

Aalst, kleine denarius, moneyer Arnot, obv., ar?ot, bust right holding sword, rev., a ? l ? o ? s ? t ? around cross pattée with two annulets and two pellets in angles, 0.42g (Ghyssens 212b; Gaillard 28 var.), good very fine and toned, rare. Bought Delmonte, his April 1970 Fixed Price List, coin 60

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Lot 86

Maria van Bourgondië (1477-1482), bourgondische goudgulden, undated (1478-1480), St Andrew, nimbate, standing facing and holding long cross, without rowel in exergue, rev., Burgundian arms on long cross pattée, 3.43g (Delmonte 497; D. de P. XIII, 68; v.G&H 37-3b; F. 193), slight central weakness, otherwise good very fine and rare. Bought Franceschi, 3 April 1959.

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Lot 92

Filips de Schone (minority, 1482-1494), Fifth Coinage, halve bourgondische goudgulden, undated (1489-1492), crowned arms of the Holy Roman Empire, legend naming Maximilian of Hapsburg, rev., St Andrew standing, nimbate, holding long cross and supporting arms of Austria and Burgundy, 1.66g (Delmonte 500; v.G&H 81-5; F. 196), good very fine and rare. Bought Franceschi, 20 May 1964.

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Lot 1

Karel de Eenvoudige (897-922), denarius, Brugge, struck under Boudewijn II (Count of Flanders, 879-918), cr?t?d – rex around ‘Karolus’ monogram, rev., + brvcci? mo around cross pattée, wedges, with tops attached to inner circle, in angles, 1.72g (Depeyrot 699), almost extremely fine and richly toned, rare. Ex Kress auction 116, 28 October 1960, lot 1508.

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Lot 102

Revolt of Ghent (1488-1492), First Coinage, St Jansgoudgulden, undated (1488), St John holding agnus Dei and supporting shield bearing arms of Flanders, spur-rowel stops, rev., arms of Austria and Burgundy on cross fleury, without city-name in angles, 3.16g (Delmonte 501 [R.1]; v.G&H 142c; F. 239), tiny loss at edge and traces of solder on obverse rim, otherwise good very fine and well-struck, rare. Bought de Mey, 2 October 1971.

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Lot 106

Filips de Schone (majority, 1494-1506), spaanse reaal, 1505, crowned shield bearing quartered arms of Spain and Austria-Burgundy, rev., Burgundian cross quartered with the arms of Castille, Leon, Granada, and the Order of the Golden Fleece, 3.26g (v.G&H 165-5), evenly struck, very fine or better and rare

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Lot 108

Keizer Karel (1506-1555), First Coinage, mule St Filippus goudgulden, undated (1506-13), St Philip, nimbate, standing facing, holding long cross and book and supporting crowned shield with arms of Austria and Burgundy, rev., phs dei gra archidv avst du z bg co f, cross fleury with lis in centre, crowns and lis diagonally opposed in angles, saltire stops, 3.28g (Delmonte 513/510; v.G&H 169-5a/115-5c), a mule with an old reverse die of Filips de Schone, head of Saint weakly struck, otherwise good very fine and rare. Bought Delmonte, 23 December 1966.

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Lot 11

Ghent, kleine denarius, moneyer Gerolf, obv., + g :: a ? n :: t, armoured bust left with lis on helmet, rev., +gerolf, cross pattée with four pellets/single pellet in angles, 0.38g (Ghyssens 257b; Gaillard 29 var.), good very fine, rare

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Lot 114

Keizer Karel (1506-1555), restrike zilveren Karolusgulden, (lily) carolv : d : g : rom : imp : hisp rex : dvx : bvrg : c : f , crowned and armoured bust right, rev., da : mihi – virtvte – co : host – es : tvos, quartered arms of Austria and Burgundy, crowned and superimposed on long cross fleury which breaks marginal legend, 27.79g (cf Delmonte 4; cf v.G&H 187-5), apparently a later striking on a carefully-prepared flan with broad margins, extremely fine and toned, extremely rare. Bought Delmonte, 8 November 1966.

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Lot 141

Revolt of Ghent (1581-1584), gouden nobel, 1582, mo: avrea · restavr · metropol · gand · · fland ·, royal figure standing in ship, crowned and holding sword and shield bearing lion rampant; lion at stern holding banner with clasped hands, n – t in upper field, rev., · nisi · dns · cvstod · civitat · frvstra · vigilant · 82 , elaborate cross fleury with crowned lions over trefoils in angles and lis at the end of each limb, trefoils in spandrels, 6.73g (Delmonte 533 [R.2]; Gilleman 14; F. 243), die rust evident on obverse but about extremely fine and well struck, rare. Ex Vinchon auction, 7 November 1966, lot 155. *The coin is offered as a restrike made from the original dies during the 1830s, as evidenced by the die rust visible.  Revised estimate: £1,000-2,000.

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Lot 142

Revolt of Ghent (1581-1584), halve gouden nobel, 1582, mon · avrea · metropol · gand · · fland ·, royal figure standing in ship, crowned and holding sword and shield bearing lion rampant; lion at stern holding banner with three lis, n – t in upper field, rev., · nisi · dns · cvstod · civit · frvstra · 82 , elaborate cross fleury with crowned lions over lis in angles and lis at the end of each limb, trefoils in spandrels, 3.38g (Delmonte 534 [R.3]; Gilleman 16; F. 245), about extremely fine and rare. Bought Franceschi, 7 October 1963.

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Lot 146

Revolt of Ghent (1581-1584), acht stuiver or schelling, 1584, female figure to right holding shield and banner, rev., lion rampant left, 5.42g (Gilleman 37), centres a little weak, very fine or better and richly toned, rare. Bought Franceschi, 15 January 1969.

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Lot 148

Siege of Oudenaarde (1582), uniface tin 10-stuivers, 1582, spes nra devs 1582 around shield bearing lion rampant, value above, countermarked with arms of Oudenaarde above, 4.05g (Maillet p. 30, 3; Haeck 724), very fine to good very fine with strong countermark, rare. Ex Gallerie des Monnaies (Lausanne), list 13, July 1969.

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Lot 149

Siege of Oudenaarde (1582), uniface tin 2½ stuivers or 5-groten, spes nra devs 1582, crowned A within lunettes, mark of value at sides, countermarked with Lombardic A above, 3.57g (Maillet p. 30, 5; Haeck 726; cf Elsen auction 91, 24 May 2007, lot 1167, same die), some double-striking, very fine and rare. Ex Delmonte, his Fixed Price List, July 1967, no. 55.

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Lot 150

Siege of Oudenaarde (1582), uniface tin stuiver or 2-groten, spes – nra – devs – 1582, long cross with limbs terminating in lis, shield bearing lion rampant in centre, 5.16g (Maillet p. 30, 6; Haeck 727; cf Elsen auction 117, 15 June 2013, lot 1466, same die), very fine and rare. Ex Delmonte, his Fixed Price List, April 1970, no. 76.

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Lot 154

Albert and Isabella (1598-1621), dubbele souverein, 1620, Albert and Isabella seated jointly on a double throne, holding sword and sceptre respectively, rev., crowned arms within collar of the Order of the Golden Fleece, 11.06g (Delmonte 554 [R.3]; v.G&H 304-6b; F.223), edge smoothed above busts and neatly plugged and repaired below S of DVCES to right of Albert’s head, otherwise good very fine and well struck with strong portraits, rare. Bought Franceschi, 30 April 1959.

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Lot 163

Karel II (1665-1700), hammered coinage, souverein, 1667, crowned lion rampant left holding sword, left paw resting on globe set on stand, rev., crowned arms within collar of the Order of the Golden Fleece, 5.33g (Delmonte 565 [R.3]; v.G&H 345-4a; F. 233, ‘very rare’), from a ring-mount and so the rim slightly turned, otherwise good fine to very fine and very rare. Bought Maison Platt, 21 October 1963. This year is missing from the dates listed by Delmonte and appears to be unpublished.

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Lot 167

Karel II (1665-1700), patagon, 1680, 27.81g (Delmonte 344; v.G&H 350-4a; Dav. 4494), typical flan faults on both sides but almost extremely fine for issue with traces of lustre, rare thus

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Lot 171

Louis XIV (1643-1715), demi-écu de Flandre aux palmes, 1694-W (Lille), rev., shield with quartered arms of France, ancient and modern Burgundy, and Navarre, crowned and garnished by palms, 18.53g (Delmonte 423 [R.3]; Gad. 187), fine or better and toned, rare

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Lot 172

Karel III (1703-1711), halve-patagon, 1709, Burgundian cross, with crown above and jewel of the Order of the Golden Fleece below, three crowned and interlocking C’s at sides, rev., crowned arms within collar of the Order of the Golden fleece, crown divides date, 13.81g (Delmonte 362 [R.4]; v.G&H 378-2), small edge split, about very fine and toned, rare. Bought Delmonte, 6 June 1979.

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Lot 18

Ieper, kleine denarius, circa 1220-1253, triangle with pelleted annulet at each corner, upon which is a three-looped knot with two pellets by each loop, rev., mint name around long plain cross, 0.43g (Ghyssens 338; Gaillard 114), toned, good very fine, rare

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Lot 194

Baden-Durlach, Karl IV Wilhelm (1709-1738), Rheingold ducat, 1721, Darmstadt mint, mintmaster B. J. Bethmann, armoured bust right, rev., crowned oval shield garnished with Order collar and supported by gryphons, 3.49g (Wielandt 626; KM 64), on a slightly irregular flan, virtually as struck, very rare. Although not designated as ‘Rheingold’ on the coins themselves, a small quantity of ducats and half-ducats of Karl IV Wilhelm, using gold from the river, was struck in Darmstadt in 1721, there being no mint in operation in Baden-Durlach at the time.

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Lot 199

Baden-Durlach, Karl Friedrich, ducat, 1751, Durlach mint, armoured bust right, signed s (for A. Schaeffer) below, rev., crowned arms on mantle with Order collar, date 17 – 51 at sides, 3.43g (Wielandt 677a; KM 102 var.), creasemarks and a few surface scratches or knocks, about very fine and rare

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Lot 2

Karel de Eenvoudige (897-922), denarius, Brugge, struck under Boudewijn II (Count of Flanders, 879-918), cr’?t?d – rex around ‘Karolus’ monogram, rev., + brvcci? mo (with annulet above m) around cross pattée, wedges, with tops attached to inner circle, in angles, 1.72g (Depeyrot 699 var.), good very fine and toned, rare. Purchase from Franceschi, 18 February 1966.

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Lot 22

Kortrijk, kleine denarius, circa 1253-1300, obv., shield with chevron, pellet and three roses, three annulets around, rev., c – v – r – t around long cross, 0.42g (Ghyssens 442; Gaillard 65 var.), about extremely fine and toned, rare thus

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Lot 24

Oostende (or Diksmude), kleine denarius, after 1259, obv., bust of bishop facing holding crozier and book, rev., voided cross with pellet at centre dividing o – s – t – d, two pellets in each angle, 0.42g (Ghyssens 450; Gaillard 67), very fine and attractively toned, rare

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Lot 248

Hamburg, 10-marks, 1873-B (J. 206), good very fine and rare

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Lot 253

Lübeck, 10-marks, 1905-A (J.228), almost extremely fine, rare

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Lot 254

Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Friedrich Franz II (1842-1883), 20-marks, 1872-A (J. 230), scratch before bust, very fine and rare

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Lot 266

Saxe-Weimar, Wilhelm Ernst (1901-1918), 20-marks, 1901-A (J. 283), good very fine, rare

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Lot 285

Russia, Peter the Great (1689-1725), 2 roubles, 1725, Krasny mint, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev., St Andrew holding saltire cross, 4.04g (Diakov vol. 2, 1.2, same dies; Sev. 102), light test-marks on edge, good very fine and lightly toned, rare. Provenance: Count Emeryk Hutten Czapski (1897-1979), grandson of the celebrated collector, numismatist and historian of the same name; thence by descent.

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Lot 30

Gwijde van Dampierre (1280-1305), sterling, Damme, undated (circa 1297-1299), g comes flandie, bust facing wearing circlet, rev., sig – nvm – crv – cis, long cross pattée with three pellets in angles, 1.40g (Gaillard 1545 var.), some weak striking in margins, otherwise very fine and rare

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Lot 309

Spain, José Napoleon (1808-1813), 80 reales, 1810 M-AI, Madrid mint, bare head left, date below, rev., crowned shield of arms within collar of the golden fleece, value either side, crowned M and AI below, 5.92g (Cayon 14721; KM 542); ex mount with minor associated marks to edge, slightly undulating, scratches to portrait and elsewhere, fair to fine, rare

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Lot 312

Spain, Philip IV (1621-1665), silver 50-Reales or Cincuentin, 1635 R, Segovia mint, assayer Rafael Savan, crowned Habsburg shield of arms, with aqueduct denoting Segovia Mint to left of shield with R immediately below denoting the assayer Rafael Savan, value to right of shield rev., arms of Castille and Leon at centre within tressure, date above, 172.86g, 75mm diameter (Cayon 6590; KM 81.5); typical flan flecks, small hairlines and edge marks, about extremely fine and with attractive, light tone, extremely rare and amongst the finest examples known for this date. Cincuentines were issued in extremely limited numbers (some have suggested 20 or fewer examples for some dates of issue) and are believed to have been prestige pieces given as a mark of favour to courtiers, noblemen and members of the royal family. These imposing and rare silver coins were struck sporadically during a few relatively short periods between 1609 and 1683 and were known at the time as monedas excelentes. For a comparable example, see the ‘Millennia Collection’ of 2008 where the catalogue records a total of 12 examples known, 6 of which are held in public collections. Whether the present coin represents a new addition or whether it was included in the 2008 survey is not known but it compares favourably with the piece then offered. Provenance: From a UK collection and stated to be ‘Ex Webb, 1966’, at which time the piece was apparently acquired for £130.

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Lot 315

Hong Kong, Victoria, 10 cents, 1864, crowned Gothic-style bust left, edge straight-grained, 2.70g (KM 6.1), reverse with several surface knocks at the centre and a small rim bruise, obverse considerably better, general very fine to good very fine and rare

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Lot 321

Ionia, uncertain mint, cistophorus, uncertain quaestor, with “ATRA” monogram and thyrsus in reverse field,12.83g (Metcalf 658, same obverse die), very fine; Mesopotamia, Adiabene, Natounia, Ae 18mm, radiate head of Helios-Shamash (?) right, rev., rider on camel right (CSE II, 846; Hoover, SNR 88, 2009, series 1), fine and rare (2)

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Lot 33

Jan van Namen (1302-1303), groot met kasteel, pax domi sit semper nobiscv / i f coit fland, around cross pattée, rev., + moneta alost around castle gateway without windows in towers, 3.13g (Gaillard 162; de Mey 57), almost very fine and toned, very rare. Bought Franceschi, July 1969.

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Lot 339

Constans II, solidus, facing bust; officina ?, rev., standing figures of Constantine IV flanked by Heraclius and Tiberius, 4.15g (DO 40; MIB 39; S. 972), some clipping, very fine, rare. Ex Bonham auction 6, 14 September 1981, lot 621.

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Lot 34

Robrecht van Bethune (1305-1322), halve groot or rijder, Aalst, robertvs comes fladrie, warrior riding left holding banner, rev., moneta ville a lostesis / signvm crvcis around cross pattée, 1.88g (Gaillard 173 var.; de Mey 88), good fine and rare

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Lot 340

Constans II, solidus, Syracuse, facing busts of Constans II and Constantine IV, rev., VICTRIA (sic) AVG CIKU, cross on steps flanked by Heraclius and Tiberius, 4.35g (DO 162 var.; MIB 95 var.; Spahr 156 var; S. 1086A var.), one minor edge clip, very fine and very rare. Ex Bonham auction 6, 14 September 1981, lot 620.

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Mitchells
Lot 822

Undine, a rare Della Robbia Art Nouveau plaque, dated 1902, incised decoration of the nymph Undine amongst stylised flowers against a blue ground with green border, incised to the lower left Della Robbia, and verso incised ship motif with initials DR dated 1902 with further green enamel monogram for Hannah Jones and further incised signatures G.H.S. possibly for George Seddon and E.M.W. for Emily Margaret Wood, 20 cm x 46.2 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: There is a shallow chip to the top right hand corner which is approximately 2 cm long x 1 cm deep and a further glazed chip just below which is approximately 5 mm x 1.3 cm in length. There is an older chip to the bottom edge just left of centre which is a glaze chip approximately 7 mm x 5 mm. The sides are glazed and there is a small section of glazing missing to the bottom left edge, this is not a chip just flaking of the glaze. Slightly further along just off centre of the bottom edge there is a further smaller 4 mm x 3 mm glaze chip. The left hand edge has a small chip approximately 2 cm long x 6 mm wide. The right hand edge appears to be free from any post production faults as does the top edge (other than the chip previously mentioned in the top right hand corner), there is however a very small rubbed patch to the very edge of the top left side. There are no apparent cracks or signs of restoration. The glaze throughout is very crazed which should be visible on the web image. There is some residue of what we believe to be grout around the left and right hand edges. Other than those faults mentioned it appears to be in relatively good order.

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Silverwoods of Lancashire
Lot 13

A rare Doulton & Co pottery Speaker Cover as a Seated Buddha, painted in polychrome enamels, manufactured for Artandia Ltd., 35cm high, repair to one foot

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Lot 12

A rare Royal Doulton prototype model Elephant with Calf, jade green colourway, printed stamp to rear foot with factory mark and 'The Property of Royal Doulton Tableware Ltd Not Produced for Sale'

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Halls Fine Art Auctioneers
Lot 35

A rare Chinese blue and white 'Flower and Wave' censer and cover for the Islamic market Xuande six-character mark, probably Ming Dynasty Of globe form, raised on a spreading foot, the cover surmounted with a garlic-head finial, pierced with six trefoil vents, mirrored by six further larger vents at the shoulder above a broad band of complex foliate piercing, decorated with flower sprays and bands of flowers and foliage between ruyi-head borders in typical 'heaped and piled' cobalt, the base with flowers and scrolling foliage above a lappet border, the foot with later silver replacement, decorated with further flower and leaf band above a broad border of waves. 37cm high The finial section of the cover has been broken cleanly and re-attached with metal staples. The base has a significant crack to the rim with further fine hairlines visible within. The original foot is missing and replaced with a silver version with replicated decoration. There are fine surface scratches inside and out in places, consistent with age and use. Please refer to images.

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Lot 74

A rare Chinese celadon five-spouted vase Daoguang seal mark and of the period The elegant globular body rising to four cylindrical necks flanking a taller central neck, raised on a spreading foot ring, decorated with an even sea-green glaze with white slip painted motifs of precious objects. 30cm high Two of the shorter spouts have fine hairlines. There is a very small dint to the underside foot rim. Please refer to images.

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Burstow & Hewett
Lot 304

A collection of rare framed postage stamps, including Victorian and Seahorse, and 1854 Tuppenny Blues etc

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Burstow & Hewett
Lot 352

Comus, First Utterance, a rare vinyl album 1970, in double-fold cover

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