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Click here to subscribeA collection of coinage comprising a Queen Victoria crown dated 1893, George V crown dated 1935, Louis Napoleon III silver five francs dated 1852, Louis Philippe I silver five francs dated 1839 mounted as a keyring, a George III counterfeit bronze half crown dated 1817, assorted Elizabeth II crowns, bronze medal commemorating the opening of the Town Hall Lancaster dated 1909 and two Elizabeth II five pound coins dated 1990 and 1997 etc
Two George V gold half sovereigns comprising London Mint 1912, London Mint 1918, also a collection of modern coinage comprising a Queen Elizabeth II silver proof two pound dated 1998, a five pound coin dated 1996, United States Of America Morgan dollar dated 1904, USA one dollar dated 1972, a Peidfort silver proof one pound dated 1996 in case of issue, and other various coinage (illustrated)
A collection of coinage comprising George IV silver crown dated 1821, Queen Victoria crown dated 1889, 1891, a Queen Victoria double florin dated 1887 and 1889, further coinage to include William IV shilling dated 1854, Queen Victoria shilling dated 1887 etc, all enclosed in a wooden box with a decorative scene of a child playing with a money box
A collection of foreign coinage to include a Republic Of Mexico silver pesos dated 1889, Chinese silver one dollar dated 1911, an Edward VII Straits Settlements silver one dollar dated 1907, silver rupee coins, further coins from France, United States Of America, Italy etc, total weight of silver coinage approximately 12oz
A large collection of coinage to include a United States Of America gold one dollar, dated 1853 later mounted as stick pin, a Queen Victoria Florin dated 1896, silver St Christopher, quantity of pre 1947 silver total weight approximately 7oz, large quantity of Queen Victoria pennies, Queen Elizabeth II halfpennies, approximately seventy two Queen Elizabeth II crowns commemorating Winston Churchill, wedding of Charles and Diana, Jubilees etc, quantity of foreign coinage countries such as Greece, Singapore, Germany etc, also a plastic coin tray containing numerous coins etc, also six plastic cased sets of Britains first decimal coins
A cased silver medal commemorating The Diamond Jubilee Of Queen Victorian, dated 1897, approx weight 2.6oz, a cased silver prize medal for The Royal Lancashire Agricultural Society awarded to H Burton for horse shoeing inter-district competition, Lancaster Show 1939, approx weight 1.2oz, a cased silver metal commemorating The Silver Jubilee Of King George V dated 1935, a bronze medal commemorating The Coronation Of George VI and Queen Elizabeth dated 1937, a cased R.M.S. Lusitania medal commemorating The Sinking by the Germans during WWI on May 7th 1915, a silver medal commemorating The Coronation of King George V and Queen Mary, another silver medal commemorating The Coronation of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra (pierced) and a boxed Festival of Britain crown dated 1951, and a cased white metal smallholder championship medallion
A cased silver medal commemorating The Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria dated 1897 approx weight 2.6oz, a silver George V Jubilee dated 1935, approx weight 2.7oz, a George VI silver Coronation medal dated 1937, approx weight 2.6oz, a King Edward VII Coronation medal dated 1902, approx weight .4oz, a cased silver medal commemorating The Investiture of Edward Prince of Wales at Caernarvon Castle in 1911, approx weight .6oz and a boxed Festival of Britain crown dated 1951
A collection of modern coinage comprising a cased Brittania proof set dated 1997 comprising a two pound, one pound, fifty pence and twenty pence, also another set dated 2001, a cased silver three coin proof set commemorating The 50th Anniversary of The Allied Invasion of Europe dated 1994, a cased silver four coin one pound proof set dated 2000, a cased silver two pounds dated 1995 and a cased silver fifty pence dated 1997
Of Crimean and early nursing interest a boxed Holy Bible and book of common prayer given to Alfred Tozer by Florence Nightingale at Scutari in 1855, the Bible printed by Cowan & Company of 17 Princess Street, Edinburgh in 1853, the front cover with inscription `Alfred Tozer Fire Brigade from Florence Nightingale Scutari Hospital April 1855`, also in this Bible is a hand written list of other members of the Tozer family together with Alfred Tozers career which states that he was appointed a Fireman in London on 3rd March 1851, he left for the Crimean War on 3rd March 1855 and returned to London on 30th September 1856 where he remained until he left for Manchester on 5th February 1862 and commenced as Superintendent of Fire Brigade at Manchester on 14th February 1862 at 200 pound per annum, this salary was increased to 300 pound on June 1st 1864 then to 400 pound on 26th October 1870 then to 500 pound on 1st September 1875, the book of common prayer was printed by George John Grierson of Dublin in 1853, the inside page with inscription `Alfred Tozer from Florence Nightingale Scutari Hospital April 1855`, the two prayer books are enclosed in a leather covered cardboard box with gilt lettering `Alfred Tozer from Florence Nightingale Scutari 1855`, this lot also includes a black and white photograph of Florence Nightingale. Florence Nightingale lay the foundation of professional nursing, her work during the Crimean War greatly improved the conditions of wounded soldiers, also with this lot is a silver-plated circular salver inscribed `A present to Mrs Tozer from the 6th Carabineers at Scutari 1856`, this presumably a leaving present for the Tozers on the return to England. Alfred Tozer when in Manchester wrote a piece on a fire he attended at the Sultan`s Palace at Scutari where rats had eaten into the lead gas pipes. This lot is accompanied by some research. (illustrated)
Seven pieces of Victorian silver-plate to include a pair of Walker & Hall warming dishes and covers, a three piece tea service, having cast decoration, a three tier cake stand, with detachable trays, having cast foliate decoration, circular salver, having cast edge of grape vine decoration, (part af)
An early 20th century oak cased Walker & Hall silver-plated canteen of cutlery, to include twenty three table forks, fifteen table knives, four piece carving set, twelve soup spoons, three table spoons, eight dessert spoons, twelve tea spoons, sugar tongs (part missing)
A George V/George VI Art Deco hallmarked silver and enamelled ladies compact, with green and cream external geometric panel decoration upon an engine turned body, by James Dixon & Son, Birmingham 1936/37, also an early 20th century Continental 925 silver rectangular ladies compact, indistinct factory mark to clasp and with chased floral and engine turned exterior (2)
Four Victorian hallmarked silver pierced bonbon dishes, each having pierced and repousse decoration of bows, scrolls and foliate, being two of large proportions and two of small proportions, length of larger examples, 11cm, length of smaller examples 9cm, each made by Colen Hewer, Cheshire, Birmingham, 1896/97, (part af)
A George V hallmarked silver rectangular hip flask, having engraved initials RB and dated 14/05/20, made by William Neale, Birmingham 1919/20, height 10cm (with contents), together with a George V hallmarked silver rectangular cigarette case, made by A & J Zimmerman, Birmingham 1915/16
A George V hallmarked silver oval pierced pedestal basket, having pierced and cast decoration of scrolls and open fan type motifs, between cast beaded rims, made by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester, 1913/14, height 9cm, length 23.5cm, approx weight 12oz (illustrated)
An Edward VII hallmarked silver and cut glass hip flask, with a detachable silver bottom section, made by Drew & Sons, London 1901/02, with silver-plated stopper, height 14.5cm, together with a six piece hallmarked silver cap and cut glass dressing table set, each with indistinct initials, London 1900/02, also a Birmingham hallmarked silver capped and cut glass dressing table pot, with indistinct marks
A pair of Dublin William VI hallmarked silver rat tale table spoons, each with family crest of a stags head, made by Peter Walsh or Peter Weekes, Dublin 1835/37, length 22.5cm, with engraved intials HH, together with a William VI hallmarked silver tablespoon, having engraved family crest, made by Mary Chawner, London 1835/36, length 22cm, approx weight 7oz
A good quality Vienna silver and enamelled cigarette case, silberwarenfabrIlk made by Alexander Sturm, decorated with a scantily clad female and gillouche decoration, impressed marks and no.28722, length 8.5cm (af), together with a hallmarked silver octagonal compact, having engine turned decoration and applied Royal Artillery badge, marks rubbed, length 7cm (illustrated)
An Edward VII hallmarked silver mounted perfume bottle, having applied repousse decoration of cherubs made by William Cummins & Sons, London 1909/10, height 12cm, together with a pair of hallmarked silver and tortoiseshell clothes brushes, made by William Cummins & Sons, marks rubbed, length 17cm
An Edward VII hallmarked silver pin cushion in the form of a pig, made by Adie & Lovekin Ltd, Birmingham 1906/07, length 4.5cm, together with a hallmarked silver pepperette, in the form of an egg, makers marks indistinct, Sheffield, probably 1942/43, height 3cm (illustrated)
A Wallace sterling silver sixteen piece table service comprising four dinner forks, four dinner knives, four dessert forks, four dessert spoons, each having cast and pierced decoration with scrolling motifs and foliate, impressed factory marks, approx. weight without knives 19oz (illustrated)
A good quality Victorian hallmarked silver christening mug of baluster form, having chased decoration of scrolls and foliate, raised on pierced cast outswept feet, with silver gilt interior, made by John Evans II, London 1848/49, height 10cm, approx weight 5oz (illustrated)
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