A Victorian double ended cranberry glass scent bottle, with opposing white metal ends either hinged or screw top, 10 cm long. CONDITION REPORT: One silver coloured metal end is hinged and has two small dents in the lid and further smaller knocks. The metal is not hallmarked. The stopper is missing from the interior. The opposing end is screw off and has small knocks around the rim. It has a cork seal which is loose inside the lid. There is a very small graze to a faceted edge in the centre of the body, otherwise it appears to be from any further chips.
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Militaria - Elizabeth II Campaign Medal, awarded to Lt. M.W. Stott. RE, with Northern Ireland and South Arabia bars and a Silver Jubilee Medal, two Great War Victory Medals, one with oak leaf awarded to 762 A. Cpl. F. Redfern. RA., the other indistinct but possibly 10812 Pte. J.R. Liverton Devon R., a World War II Defence Medal in official box awarded to Captain W.G.E. Armitage and a group of four World War II Medals, comprising 39-45 Star, The Burma Star, Defence and War Medal, further Defence & War Medal, brass model of a Lancaster Bomber, dog tags etc.
A collection of predominantly British, Dutch and American coins, to include a quantity of silver content florins, shillings, sixpences and threepences and Dutch 2½ and 1 golden, to include a commemorative 10 golden coin, a quantity of pre-decimal Victorian and later pennies and half pennies etc, a "Cartwheel" one penny, assorted commemorative and miscellaneous bank notes.
A Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Platinum medallion, 1977, Obv: Portrait of the Queen, seated facing on a throne holding a sceptre and mace, Rev: Tudor rose in a stylised crown and inscription Vivat Regina 1952-1977 numbered 24, 57 mm. 180 grams (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The obverse appears to be in good order throughout with no obvious flaws. The reverse appears to be in good order throughout with no obvious faults. There is light tarnishing to both sides. The presentation box is in good order throughout. The hinge and locking mechanism work as they should.
Elizabeth II The United Kingdom three silver proof coins, comprising HRH The Prince of Wales Piedfort £5, limited edition number 0251, a 2008 Olympic Games hand over ceremony silver proof Piedfort £2 coin, limited edition number 857 and a 2008 Olympic Games hand over silver proof £2 coin, all issued by The Royal Mint, in original case of issue with certificate, FDC.
An Aspreys of London silver bookmark, Birmingham 1932, with engine turned decoration, in original case of issue, 7 cm long (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: There is no engraving other than the manufacturers engine turned decoration. The spring by the main joint does not appear to be working but it is intact. At the opposing end of the shaft the small stem does rotate. The item fits the box as it should and there do not appear to be any missing pieces. There is only one spring on the mechanism. The hallmarks are clear. The presentation case is in good order throughout. It has the instructions for use applied to the underside of the box.
A pair of Edinburgh silver Kings pattern sauce ladles, 1834, maker for Andrew Wilkie. CONDITION REPORT: Gross weight 123.7 grams. Length 18.5 cm. Both are monogrammed below the shell terminal. One ladle has very clear marks, on the other they are ever so slightly rubbed but still clear.
A family group of First & Second World War medals, a group of six, the 1914-18 Star inscribed verso "41227 GNR. F.J.J. Toms R.G.A.", a 1928 photograph of The Hong Kong Chinese Bathing Club depicting F.J.J, Toms, four Second World War medals belonging to his son and four silver gilt, enamel RAOB Medals and Knights Templar Medal to F.J.J. Toms.
A collection of 19th century snuff boxes, to include two moulded and pressed horn examples, two papier mache, a burr wood example, a silver plated example with lid inset with picture of Salisbury Cathedral and a Mauchlin ware box with a view of Glasgow from the Clyde (7), widest 10 cm.
A George III silver wine funnel, the upper section London 1801, makers mark partially rubbed, the spout marked for John Emes, 15.7 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Given the rubbed makers mark on the bowl we are not convinced that the two items started out life together but we believe that they are of the same period. They both fit together incredibly well and the fit is snug, tight and secure. The thumbpiece to the bowl appears to have scratch weight marks. Both pieces are in good order with no obvious faults.
An early 19th century Dutch silver metal medal, the obverse with Minerva seated beneath a tree accepting a book beneath legend "Tot nut van't Algemeen", the reverse with legend "Terprys der Maatschappij" and struck within an oak wreath tied with a ribbon "aan Augustus Maine den Eight sten van Oogstmaand 1820 and inscribed in Dutch to the edge "Voor Edelmoedige Daden (for generous deeds)", 39 mm diameter (pierced).
The Victoria Cross 1856-2006 silver proof Piedfort 50p coins, from a Limited Edition of 5,000, issued by The Royal Mint, in original case of issue with certificate, FCD and a Limited Edition Victoria Cross "The Award" 50 pence piece mounted with a miniature Victoria Cross medal, from a Limited Edition of 1,856.
Elizabeth II silver proof Piedfort three coin collection, 2003, £2 - 50p, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Double Helix Discovery and celebrating the 100th anniversary of The Women's Social and Political Union, issued by The Royal Mint of which a maximum of 7,500 are issued, in original case of issue with certificates.
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