A collection of 8 x One Ounce Silver Proof Coins consisting of: Elizabeth II, silver proof twenty five pence crown. Obv: Second portrait of Elizabeth II right, by designer Arnold Machin. Rev: Portrait of Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother surrounded by radiating bows and lions alluding to her family name. East Caribbean Territories silver proof ten dollars, Obv: Caribbean map on grid. Rev: Sir Francis Drake's, Golden Hind, sailing left. Ethiopia, 1980 silver proof twenty birr. Obv: Silhouette of a child flanked by laurels. Rev: Scene with four childen. Gibraltar, 1980 silver proof crown. Obv: Obv: Second portrait of Elizabeth II right, by designer Arnold Machin. Rev: Portrait of Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother. Morocco, 1979 silver proof fifty dirhams, Obv: Head of King Hassan II left. Rev: Moroccan coat of arms between a oat sprig on the right and the profil of Moroccan coastline on the left. Nepal, silver proof one hundred rupees. Obv: World Food Day, farming scene. Rev: Trident within center circle, Nepali inscription around. Sudan, 1981 silver proof five pounds. Obv: Portrait of Ismail al-Azhari. Rev: Sudanese monument. Turks and Caicos Islands, silver proof ten crowns. Obv: Second portrait of Elizabeth II right, by designer Arnold Machin. Rev: Conjoined portraits of Prince Charles and Princess Diana. Ethiopia, twenty birr only in capsule, otherwise all encapsulated in Royal Mint display boxes. Total weight: 226.24 grams of .925 silver.
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TWO INDIAN BRASS FIGURES OF SHIVA AND DURGA India, 17th to 18th century. The larger piece depicting the four-armed Durga in a striding pose on a stepped square base, slaying the buffalo demon with her trident held in her principal left hand, holding a javelin and chakra in her other hands, wearing an elaborate crown with a floral finial, the face with a serene expression flanked by long ears, her lion mount behind her to the side. The other piece depicts Shiva seated on his mount Nandi on a pierced square base, holding a trident and chakra, and bowl in three of his four hands. Both pieces with mandorlas. (2) Condition: Durga’s left principal arm is lost, Shiva’s mandorla has broken off the base on one side but is still in place, otherwise in good condition with minor wear. Provenance: Austrian private collection. Weight: 369.1 g (total) Dimensions: Height 12 cm (Durga) and 9.3 cm (Shiva)
Papal Binding. Breviarium Romanum ex Decreto Sacrosancti Concilii Trident, restitutum, Pii V Pontificis Maximi jussu editum; Clementis VIII, primum; nunc denuo Urbani Papae VIII. auctoritate recognitum, In quo omnia suis locis ad longum posita sunt, pro majori recitantium commodiate. Pars Autumnalis, Antwerp: Ex Archi Typographia Plantiniana, 1733, title in red and black and with engraved illustration (blank fore-edge of title with ink stamp ownership of T. Faulconer), text throughout volume in red & black (mostly in double-column), fore-edge blank margins of initial leaves with two areas of burn fraying damage, some marginal dampstaining, occasional light dust-soiling and spotting, later endpapers, gilt gauffered edges, contemporary red morocco with elaborate gilt decoration, central armorial motif to both boards of Pope Clement XII or Pope Benedict (died 1758), without clasps (with neat patch repairs and gilt decoration where clasps previously attached), old repairs at head & foot of spine, 4to, housed in purpose-made book boxQty: (1)
BronzeIndia, Orissa, 19th century Dimensions: Height 11 cm by 10 cmWeight: 179,1 gramsA bronze figure of Durga slaying the Buffalo Demon (Mahisasuramardini), Bengal or Orissa, the multi-armed goddess holding various weapons, stabbing him with the trident. The special characteristic of this bronze is the lined pattern covering the base and body parts of each creature, giving it a very distinctive look. In her most important manifestation, the Hindu Goddess is known as Durga. Generally, she is depicted in combat with a demi-god called Mahishasura, which also means „buffalo demon“. The basic iconography is similar to that of the Iranian deity Mithra destroying the bull and symbolises the triumph of good over evil, or truth over falsehood.
BronzeIndia, 18th century or earlierDimensions: Height 25 cmWeight: 2.625 gramsA four-armed Kali goddess is seated leisurely on a rectangular throne with oval cushion with beaded rims. One leg is supported on the floor. She is wearing a short striped dhoti, her chest is adorned by many necklaces and chains. In her arms she is holding four objects, among them a trident (trishul) and a skull cup (kapala). Her oval face is framed by wildly flying hair and she has large circular earrings.Although often called the "Goddess of Death" or "Black Goddess" in Hinduism and depicted in a quite more frightening manner with skull garlands and lolling tongue, this representation of the goddess is closer to her other name, Mother Goddess.
BronzeIndia, 17th centuryDimensions: Height 17cmWeight: 1686 gramsShiva is the Destroyer in Hinduism and part of the Trimurti with Vishnu and Brahma. The five-headed depiction is known as "Sadashiva" or "Panchamuhkti", with the fifth head placed on top of the four others. The five heads represent the different forms of Shiva, which are all necessary for creation. His wife is Parvati, here depicted as his consort sitting on his left leg holding a lotus flower and dressed in a long striped dhoti. He is seated in lotus position on a high lotus throne and has ten arms spanning out to the sides. The hands are holding his attributes like a battle axe, a knife, the dharma wheel, a trident, a snake and others. He is wearing a chest plate and short dhoti.
Bronze giltTibet, 17th century or earlierDimensions: Height 28,5 cm by 23 cmWeight: 5645 gramsThis is a wrathful version of the Tantric female Buddha Vajrayogini. Here the deity is shown in a dancing motion, standing on her left leg, the right leg lifted from the ground. Eight arms are spanning out to the side holding various attributes like a skull cup, a drum, a noose, a vajra, a crescent-shaped knife, an axe, a temple bell, a lotus flower, a lasso, a trident. A large skull garland is hanging down from her shoulders. Her body is adorned with various beaded necklaces and jewellery. The face is round with an opened mouth exposing teeth with tiny fangs. The eyes are bulging with angry eyebrows, the third eye in the center. Her head is decorated with beaded chains and a skull tiara with two sow's heads on the sides. In the center top of the hair-bun is a diamond vajra-half. The back of the figure shows the remaining long hair hanging down the back and the jewellery decorating the hips and legs.
C. 100 AD, Roman. An iron pugio, or squat triangular dagger with prominent midrib and narrow, flat guard and an integral handle with a trident pommel. This dagger comes with its beautiful scabbard complete with rectangular belt loops, trangular tassel like ornaments, and a round chape. The pugio was a sidearm used by Roman soldiers as well as by civilians such as senators or other prominent citizens for self-defence. The weapon is best suited for short, stabbing motions, which would have deadly effects. Excellent condition with some repairs.Size: L:430mm / W:115mm ; 720g; Provenance: Property of a professional London art expert; obtained from an old British collection formed in the 1980s.
Sammlung Antiken. Schwerpunktmäßig 4. Jh. v. Chr. - 3. Jh. n. Chr. Darunter ein Spätzeit-Ushebti, ein Alabaster-Alabastron (H 9cm); eine byzantinische durchbrochene Bronzeschmuckscheibe (Dm 17cm), ein römischer Terrakottakopf einer Dame, ein Harpokrateskopf aus Terrakotta, Tonlampen, ein fünfzackiger Fischstecher, angeblich aus dem Tiber, wohl neuzeitlich und anderes mehr. ca. 27 Stück! Dazu diverse Münzen. A collection of antiquities comprising a shabti, an alabaster alabastron, a byzantine openwork roundel, a roman clay lamp, a bronze trident said to be found in the Tiber (probably modern) and much more. About 27 pieces plus several coins! VERKAUFT WIE BESEHEN, KEINE RÜCKGABE! / SOLD AS VIEWED, NO RETURN! Provenienz: Ex Sammlung J.E., Bayern, erworben 1960er bis Anfang 2000er. In Deutschland seit vor 2000.
Durga Mahishasuramardini. Bronze. Nepal. 12. Jh. Die achtzehnarmige Göttin steht auf einem rechteckigen Sockel, den Büffeldämon an den Haaren packend und ihm den Dreizack ins Herz stoßend, zwei kniende Begleitfiguren stehen mit Schwertern bewaffnet zur Stelle, auch ihr Reittier, der Löwe, steht ihr zur Seite. Sockel geöffnet.H 7,5 cmProvenienzPrivatsammlung, Frankreich A Nepalese bronze figure of Durga slaying the demon Mahishasura. 12th century The eighteen-armed Durga striding in alidhasana on a rectangular base, holding various weapons in her hands including the trident with which she stabs the buffalo demon underneath her left leg, her right leg atop her lion and flanked by two attendants. Base open.Height 7.5 cmProvenancePrivate collection, France
Fünf kleine Figuren und Altäre. Gelbguss. Zentral- und Süd-Indien. 17./19. Jh. a) Annapurna mit Schöpfkelle. b) Vithoba, die rechte in mudra, in der linken ein Muschelhorn. c) Virabhadra mit Schwert, Trommel, Dreizack und Schild, flankiert von dem widderköpfigen Daksha und seiner Gemahlin Sati. d) Durga, vierarmig, mit Waffen, den Büffeldämon bezwingend. e) Durga, achtarmig, den Dämon bezwingend. (5)H 6,2 bis 11,1 cmProvenienzPrivatsammlung, Aachen, in den 1980er-Jahren bei Lempertz erworben, seitdem in Familienbesitz Five Central and South Indian copper alloy figures and altars. 17th/19th century a) Annapurna with a ladle, b) Vithoba with a conch shell, c) Virabhadra with sword, drums, trident, and shield, flanked by the ram-headed Daksha and his spouse Sati, d) Durga, four-armed, with weapons killing the buffalo demon, and e) Durga, eight-armed, killing the demon. (5)Height 6.2 to 11.1 cmProvenancePrivate collection, Aachen, Germany, acquired in the 1980s at Lempertz, and thence by descent
Platte. Gelbguss. Indien, Maharashtra/Karnataka. 19./20. Jh. In einer Bogennische unter einer naga-Haube steht Virabhadra mit Schwert, Dreizack, Bogen und Schild, flankiert von dem widderköpfigen Daksha und Sati mit gefalteten Händen.H 24,1 cm A Maharashtra/Karnataka brass placque. 19th/20th century Displaying Virabhadra standing underneath a naga hood, holding sword, trident, bow and shield, flanked by the ram-headed Daksha and his consort Sati with hands folded.Height 24.1 cm
8x Britains soldiers sets. The 2nd Dragoons, Royal Scots Greys, (8850), comprising 4x mounted Dragoons. The Queen's Own 4th Hussars (8811), comprising 4x mounted Hussars. Delhi Durbar Collection; 24th Duchess of Connaught's Own Baluchistan Infantry (40182), comprising 6x infantry presenting arms. The Silver Trident Banner of Jaipur (40179). The Duke of Cambridge's Own Lancers (8806), comprising 4x mounted lancers. The D-Day Landings (8831), comprising 10x different figures on foot, representing the 3 armed forces. The Gloucestershire Regiment (8809), comprising 6x foot soldiers. 45th Rattray's Sikhs (8836). All boxed. Figures VGC-Mint, 3x boxes with figures loose and no longer tied in. £60-80
Offered from the National Motorcycle Museum Collection 1968 Triumph 740cc T150 TridentRegistration no. not registeredFrame no. T150T 121Engine no. T150T 121 (see text)Essentially a 'Tiger-and-a-half', the Triumph and BSA 750cc Triples were launched in 1968. BSA-Triumph had learned a lot about engine development from racing the 500cc twins, and the Triples were the most powerful machines in their class. Today they enjoy an enthusiastic following worldwide and are supported by numerous recognised specialists and a first rate owners' club, the TR3OC. Dating from the first season of production and believed restored, this T150 Trident was re-imported from California in 1990 and purchased by the Museum in July 2003. Currently displaying a total of only 4.9 miles on the odometer, the machine is offered with the 1990 and 2003 purchase receipts and form C&E 386. It should be noted that the background engraving to the engine number boss is missing, suggesting that the number has been re-stamped. Furthermore, the machine's mechanical condition is not known; accordingly, prospective purchasers must satisfy themselves with regard to its condition, completeness, correctness, or otherwise prior to bidding.Footnotes:As with all Lots in the Sale, this Lot is sold 'as is/where is' and Bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness, and originality prior to bidding.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Offered from the National Motorcycle Museum Collection 1984 Triumph 744cc Trident T150V 'Rob North' ReplicaRegistration no. KHB 240P (see text)Frame no. ME00117Engine no. T150V NK45136Inspired by the BSA-Triumph works racers of the early 1970s, this superb road-legal special was built by expert restorer Eric Parr (hence the E.D.P. initials) in 1983-1984 and won the 'Classic Bike of the Year' award at the 1984 International Classic Bike Show. It later featured in Classic Bike magazine (December 1984 issue), appearing on the front cover (copy available). The frame is the legendary Rob North type used by the factory's all-conquering triples in 1971; it was obtained new from Miles Engineering, who made nearly 500 such frames. A box-section swinging arm allows a wide rear tyre to be fitted, while twin 10' front discs provide powerful braking. The engine is from a late five-speed Trident T150V. Other noteworthy features include a 3-into-1 exhaust with megaphone silencer; Akront alloy wheel rims; and a works replica 'letterbox' fairing complete with oil cooler. Twin headlamps are fitted in the style of a 1970s endurance racer, and the rear lamp is neatly incorporated into the seat which, like the aluminium oil tank, replicates factory short-circuit items. The stickers all relate to products actually used. With 120mph-plus performance available, the addition of rear-view mirrors is understandable. The machine's mechanical condition is not known; accordingly, prospective purchasers must satisfy themselves with regard to its condition, completeness, correctness, or otherwise prior to bidding. There is no registration document with this Lot.Footnotes:As with all Lots in the Sale, this Lot is sold 'as is/where is' and Bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness, and originality prior to bidding.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Offered from the National Motorcycle Museum Collection 1996 Triumph Daytona 1200Registration no. P567 GRBFrame no. SMTTC354CRV045509Engine no. none visibleTriumph's resurrection and transformation into a thriving global brand is one of the more unlikely manufacturing success stories of modern times. Unveiled in the autumn of 1990, the range consisted of three- and four-cylinder models named after iconic Triumphs of the past: Daytona, Trophy, and Trident. Acquired from its first owner in 2016, this Daytona 1200 has been restored by the Museum and currently displays a total of 14,361 miles on the odometer. The machine comes complete with numberplate (detached); V5C document; expired MoT (issued April 2017 at 13,181 miles); and its original wallet containing the owner's manual and service booklet (last stamped in April 2002 at 5,743 miles). The machine's mechanical condition is not known; accordingly, prospective purchasers must satisfy themselves with regard to its condition, completeness, correctness, or otherwise prior to bidding.Footnotes:As with all Lots in the Sale, this Lot is sold 'as is/where is' and Bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness, and originality prior to bidding.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Offered from the National Motorcycle Museum Collection 1969 Triumph 750cc Trident Drag BikeRegistration no. not registeredFrame no. none foundEngine no. not stamped•Built in the USA by Bud Hare•Set a new class record of 169.33mph in 1969 at the Bonneville Salt Flats•Ridden by Jeff GoughThe unique Triumph Trident-powered drag bike offered here was built in the USA by Racing Service Center (owners Harry Seevers and Bud Hare) with funding from Triumph of America. Built to compete in the up-to-750cc APS-AF Class (Altered frame, Partial Streamlining, Altered Fuel (methanol), this machine set a new class record of 169.331mph in 1969 at the Bonneville Salt Flats ridden by Jeff Gough. Its creator was Bud Hare from Southern California, the legendary motorcycle tuner and drag racer credited with being the first man to build a twin-engined drag bike – the Triumph-powered 'Dübble Bübble' – in 1953. The three-cylinder Trident engine is mounted well back in the special hard-tail frame, no doubt to improve traction, while it is easy to understand why hub-centre steering was chosen in preference to a flex-prone telescopic fork. Fuel is pumped from tanks mounted low down in front of the engine; electronic ignition fires two plugs per cylinder; and large Japanese Mikuni carburettors replace the standard British Amal instruments. The Triumph was kept in California by owner Bud Hare and came near to being scrapped when he died in 1985. His widow decided to get rid of the bike and only the fact that the scrap man was a motorcycle enthusiast saved it from the crusher. He told a motorcycle-dealer friend, who bought the bike and preserved it. The machine's mechanical condition is not known; accordingly, prospective purchasers must satisfy themselves with regard to its condition, completeness, correctness, or otherwise prior to bidding. There are no documents with this Lot.Footnotes:As with all Lots in the Sale, this Lot is sold 'as is/where is' and Bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness, and originality prior to bidding.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A DERBY FIGURE OF NEPTUNE, C1780, THE GOD SET ABOVE A DOLPHIN, THE WATERS OF THE OCEAN FLOWING FROM ITS MOUTH DOWN A HIGH MOSSY MOUND OF SEASHELLS, 23.5CM H, INCISED NO 299, STAR MARK OF THE REPAIRER ISAAC FARNSWORTH AND t c t Lacks metal trident but right hand and arm undamaged, slight chipping of the encrusted foliage and shells, but no substantial damage, save for typical factory filled firing cracks in base. Much accretion of household dust and polish over time. No restoration observed. Note firing crack at lower fold of pink drapery
A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN SILVER POULTRY SKEWERS, with engraved cockerel terminals by Josiah Williams & Co., London 1889, 17.5cm; an early Victorian skewer with trident and entwined dolphin handle, London 1853, 16.5cm; a silver small skewer in the form of a sword, London 1924, and a pair of Continental small skewers with a galleon terminals, import marks for London 1929, 9cm, 2oz overall (6) Condition report: in good condition overall.
Räucherpfanne, Türbeschlag u. Dreizack aus Eisen, teils mit Gold- und Silbertauschierungen TIBET, 17.Jh. und später H./L. 16,5-32 cm Provenienz: Aus einer süddeutschen Privatsammlung, laut Aufzeichnungen zwischen 1997 und 2002 bei Schlotter in Deutschland erworben - Berieben, teils unvollständig A GROUP OF PART-SILVER OR GOLD INLAID IRON WORKS WITH DOOR FITTING, TRIDENT AND A RITUAL PAN, Tibet, 17th ct. and later - Property from a South German private collection, bought due to records between 1997 and 2002 from Schlotter in Germany - Wear, partly incomplete
BERETTA A 12-BORE (3IN.) 'DT10 TRIDENT' SINGLE-TRIGGER OVER AND UNDER EJECTOR, serial no. AF5126B, 30in. 'Optima-bore' nitro barrels with ventilated mid-rib and 9mm ventilated matt top-rib, 3in. chambers, multichokes (with spares), hold-open toplever, manual safety with integral barrel selector switch, gold-washed single trigger, satin and silver action gold-inlaid with the model designation, 14 1/4in. pistolgrip stock with palm swell and adjustable comb, including 5/8in. rubber recoil pad, weight 8lb. 1oz., in its makers universal case. S2 - Sold as a Section 2 Firearm under the 1968 Firearms Act
A SWANSEA PORCELAIN PLATE DECORATED BY HENRY MORRIS of non-moulded circular form, floral painted with a large spray and smaller posies within a gilt scroll border, impressed SWANSEA (trident mark) to base, 23.5cms diam Provenance: deceased estate west Wales Condition Report: no apparent problems other than wear and slight dulling of enamels, very good example
Gemme mit Profilansicht von Neptun mit Dreizack Gemme mit Profilansicht von Neptun mit Dreizack Goldfassung um 1860. Gemme 1780-1790, Neapel Gelbgold 585/-, getestet. Vermutlich atlantische Tritonschnecke. Nadel ergänzt. Ca. 4,3 x 3,9 cm (im Oval). Ca. 20,78 g. Dargestellt ist der Gott Neptun, gekennzeichnet durch seinen Dreizack, der unterhalb des Halsansatzes querliegt. Provenienz: Aus dem Nachlass eines hessischen Sammlers. SvP Gemme mit Profilansicht von Neptun mit Dreizack A carved gem with profile view of Neptune with a trident Gold setting circa 1860. Gem 1780-1790, Napoli Yellow gold 585/-, assayed. Presumably Atlantic triton shell. Needle added. Approx. 4.3 x 3.9 cm (in the oval). Ca. 20.78 g. Provenance: from the estate of a Hessian collector.
An Attic red-figure kyathos Circa 525-475 B.C.Depicting Heracles stealing the tripod of Delphi, the hero in the centre, running to the right, his club raised above his head, looking back over his shoulder at three gods giving chase, Apollo with his lyre, Artemis with her quiver, and Poseidon with his trident, a chiton-clad woman and draped man standing ahead of the hero, trying to block his path, a pointed knop surmounting the high arched handle, 15.5cm highFootnotes:Provenance:with Galerie Arete, Zurich, 1981 (liste 20, no. 28). Private collection, London, acquired from the above 24 November 1981.Beazley Archive no. 13550.The struggle for the Delphic tripod was the result of Herakles' anger at the failure of the Pythian priestess to answer his question regarding an illness he was suffering. Enraged, the hero set about destroying the temple, and decided to steal the tripod and establish an oracle of his own. Apollo, infuriated by this grave offence to his sacred site and flanked by Artemis and Poseidon, pursued Herakles and, after a tussle in which Zeus was forced to intervene, restored the tripod to its rightful home.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Quantity of Indiana Jones memorabilia/collectibles, including two 1990 last crusade calendars, 1984 temple of doom soundtrack vinyl untested, three 1991 trident comics issues 1-3, 1989 last crusade info booklet, pack of 1984 Topps bubble gum and movie cards sealed, 1984 ljn toys temple of doom mola ram carded action figure, not sealed but comes with origan bubble (yellowed) and punched card, 1989 united cutlery boxed Khyber bowie knife, comes with certificate of authenticity and leather sheath, (10 items) PLEASE NOTE DUE TO NEW RESTRICTIONS, ALL PURCHASERS OF ANY EDGED WEAPON WILL NEED TO PROVIDE US WITH PROOF OF AGE (OVER 18) BEFORE THE ITEM CAN BE SHIPPED.
Crespina mit Cupido Deruta, 17. Jh. Gemodelte Schale mit einem auf Meerwesen reitendem und den Dreizack haltenden Cupido im Medaillonfeld, gerahmt von verschiedenartigem Zierwerk. Weißgrundige Fayence, polychrom bemalt. Ø 24 cm. - Fuß restauriert. italienische Keramik, Italienische Majolika, Majolika, Tafelaufsatz, Tazza Crespina with Cupido Deruta, 17th c. Modelled bowl with a cupid riding on sea creatures and holding the trident in a medallion field, framed by various ornaments. Polychrome painted white-ground faience. Ø 24 cm. - Restored foot. Italian ceramics, Italian majolica, majolica, centrepiece
Britannia! A Late 18th Century Ivory Fan with slender monture, carved and pierced in a regular, classical style. The double leaf features a central oval, printed and hand coloured and showing Britannia with her shield, trident and plumed centurion helmet holding the hand of two women, seated one at each side, one with a harp. The oval is bordered with gold sequins and additional sequins in gold and green form a simple upper border. The verso has a pale watercolour image of the recto scene. Guard length approx. 10 inches or 25.5cm. Together with A Second Printed and Hand Coloured Fan of a similar age, the double leaf showing Venus and Adonis, outside a bower (or military draped tent?), several winged cherubs carrying provisions, stoking flames and gathering flowers or fruit. The verso is plain. Mounted on slender sticks, the gorge of ivory, the guards of tortoiseshell. Guard length approx. 9.25 inches or 23.5cm (2). Britannia is quite sound, but would benefit from cleaning. Slight damage to the leaf seen when held to the light. The second fan has major splits to several folds but is holding. Again, would benefit from cleaning.
A SMALL BLACK STONE PLAQUE DEPICTING DURGA MAHISASURAMARDINI, KASHMIR, CIRCA 9TH CENTURY the six-armed Hindu goddess with her right foot and trident resting on the Buffalo Demon, wearing crown and large earrings, a devotee by her side 13.3cm high For a closely related plaque sold in these rooms, see 21 November 2018, lot 224.
Elizabeth II, 4-Coin Gold Proof Britannia Collection 2005 comprising: £100 (1oz fine gold), £50 (1/2 oz), £25 (1/4oz) & £10 (1/10 oz), obvs. Queen's portrait by Rank-Broadley, revs. seated Britannia holding a shield & trident by Philip Nathan, limited edition of 1500 sets (this set No. 0979), with certificate of authenticity, individually encapsulated in Royal Mint red leatherette case of issue, FDC as struck.
Great Britain, 1899, Bombay mint trade dollar. Obv: Standing figure of Britannia holding trident and shield with merchant ship in background, 1899 in exergue. Rev: Chinese characters and Jawi script in ornamental flower. KM. T5. Very Fine. also included in this lot is an India, George V, 1911, Calcutta mint rupee. 'Pig' elephant type. Obv: Crowned bust left. Rev: Value and date with wreath of roses, thistle, shamrock leaves and lotus flowers. KM. 523. Good Very Fine.
Tristan da Cunha, 'Gold Proof Sovereign Set 2012' commemorating the Queen's Diamond Jubilee & comprising sovereign 22mm, 8.06g, half sovereign 19.3mm, 3.97g & quarter sovereign 13.92mm, 1.99g, all 22ct gold; obvs. Queen's portrait, revs. Britannia with shield & trident standing at the prow of a barge being rowed under Tower Bridge; with certificate of authenticity, individually encapsulated in a London Mint Office case of issue, FDC.
Seltener NautiluspokalHanau, um 1900, gepunzte Nürnberger Stadtmarke und eine Menschenkopfpunze nach vorn, Silber geprüft, mit Resten alter Vergoldung, getrieben und ziseliert, auf Kugelfüßen, der Stand durchbrochen gestaltet, mit Neptun und Nixe reliefiert, seitlich zwei Hornbläser, getragen von einem Reiter auf Pferd mit Nixenschwanz, die Muschel mit reliefierten scharnierten Gurtbändern fixiert, darauf Frauenköpfe, schauseitig eine Nymphe mit Blütenranken, bekrönt von reitendem Neptun mit Dreizack, seltenes Kunstkammerobjekt nach Vorbild des 17. Jahrhunderts, kaum sichtbarer Riss am Nautilus, sonst guter altersgemäßer Zustand, H 40 cm. Rare Nautilus GobletHanau, around 1900, hallmarked Nuremberg city mark and a human head mark to the front, silver checked, with remnants of old gilding, metal driven and chased, on ball feet, the stand with openwork design, with Neptune and mermaid in relief, two hornblowers on the side, carried by a rider on a horse with a mermaid's tail, the shell fixed with hinged belts in relief picturing female heads and on the front a nymph with flower tendrils, crowned by a riding Neptune with a trident, rare art chamber object based on a model from the 17th century, barely visible crack on the nautilus shell, otherwise good age-related condition, H 40 cm.
100-300 AD. Roman. Iron trident with three long, widely-spaced prongs and twisted tang for insertion into a wooden haft. A trident is a three-pronged spear traditionally associated with the sea god Neptune in the Roman pantheon, perhaps suggesting that this item was used for ritual purposes. Good condition; on a custome-made stand.Size: L:775mm / W:130mm ; 430g ; Provenance: Property of a North London professional; previously acquire on the UK/European art market before 2000.
A 1975 Triumph Trident T150VMatching numbers, both NK 45093Totally restored, engine built by SRM in 2013 Completed only 50 miles since that time Imported into the Isle of Man in 2010 and now registered with Manx document Mileage 7,267 Purchased by present owner in 2012Last used 2019In good condition and runs wellMotorcycle location: Douglas, Isle of ManFor a competitive motorcycle collection from the Isle of Man to the UK try Geoff Evans (geoffevansiom@gmail.com)Below are estimates (to be confirmed by Geoff):Miles from his depot in Haydock From his IOM depot Collected IOMHaydock Depot £100 £130Up to 100 miles £100 £220101 – 150 miles £220 £250151 - 280 miles £240 £270281 - 350 miles £270 £300351 - 400 miles £290 £320All prices are subject to VAT and Transmann Ltd conditions of carriage.Sidecar prices might differThere is also an additional congestion charge for deliveries into London.All lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to biddingPlease read our terms and conditions
* Duncan (Edward). Royal George Yacht (Conveying Her Majesty and Royal Consort to Edinburgh, August 1842.) and Squadron, off the Bass Rock, at the time it was joined by the G.S.N.C. Steam Ships Monarch and Trident..., London: William John Huggins, February 1st, 1843, aquatint on wove after William John Huggins, with contemporary hand colouring, few repaired closed tears (mostly to upper right corner of sky area), 460 x 640 mm, mounted, framed and glazed, gallery label of Arthur Ackermann & Son Ltd. to backboardQty: (1)NOTESThe ships are shown off the Bass Rock with Tantallon Castle on the left in the background. 'Trident' and 'Monarch' were 1000-ton vessels. The ships are identified by inscriptions under the image from left to right as the 'Trinity Yacht' (Trinity House), 'Monarch', 'Royal George', 'Shearwater', 'Black Eagle' and 'Trident'.
31x plastic kits by Airfix, Matchbox and Revell. Unconstructed kits in 1:72, 1:48, 54mm, etc scale. 15x Aircraft including; P-510 Mustang, Westland Lynx, Ford Tri-Motor, Trident, Heinkel He51, Boeing P-26A, etc. 4x Military; Supacat Jackal, Supacat Coyote, German light Tank and Monty's Humber. 4x cars; MG Magnette, Bugatti 35B, Maserati Indy and Ford Escort. 8x figures; British Grenadier, Englidh Pikeman, etc. A GWR City of Truro locomotive. All boxed as new. Contents Mint. £60-80
1969 Triumph Trident T150T, 750cc. Registration number not registered, NOVA 18E187901. Frame number EC3876 T150T. Engine number CCO2636T150T. Launched in the UK in 1969, the BSA-Triumph 750cc triples were based on the existing Triumph 500cc twin-cylinder engine, being in essence a 'Tiger-and-a-half'. Differences between the Triumph Trident and BSA Rocket 3 were more than just cosmetic: the two models used different frames and in BSA guise the motor featured an inclined cylinder block. Only the Trident survived the group's collapse in 1972, continuing as the five-speed T150V and later the T160 (using the BSA-type inclined engine). Bike magazine achieved a top speed on 128mph with the BSA version back in 1971, demonstrating that the triple gave nothing away in performance terms to the Honda CB750. Although ultimately upstaged in the showroom by Japanese rivals, the Triumph and BSA triples did more than enough on the racetrack in Formula 750 events to ensure their place in motorcycling history, while the important production race victories achieved (notably by the works Triumph 'Slippery Sam') is eloquent testimony to how effective a high-speed road-burner a well-fettled triple can be. This T150 originally being a US export, was still in the USA in 2014 according to a ?Dealership Reassignment? document from the state of Minnesota dated 8 February 2014. Between 2014 and 2017, it had made its way from the US to Denmark and then the UK. A NOVA was issued on 30 October 2017. In December of 2017 it passed an MOT with no advisories and a mileage of 42,013, with no further mileage added to date. Thus, it would not be too difficult to recommission this machine for the road. Sold with NOVA, USA and Danish paperwork and the previous MOT.
Silver Proof 'Britannia' £10 2013, 'First Strike' presentation coin; obv. Rank-Broadley portrait of the Queen, rev. seated Britannia holding a trident & with an owl on her knee (designed by Robert Hunt); diameter 65mm, weight 156.29g (5 troy oz), .999 silver; coin housed in an NGC display case & graded PF69 Ultra Cameo; with certificate of authenticity & booklet, in a large fitted case, FDC
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