A dynamic Royal Doulton hand-made sculpture depicting Robin Hood, model HN3720. Sculpted by Alan Maslankowski, this striking figure captures the legendary outlaw in a dramatic pose, bow drawn and arrow ready, perched atop a jagged forest stump. Dressed in classic Sherwood green with feathered cap, sword, and quiver of arrows, the figurine is richly painted with vivid earthy tones. Marked with a green felt base and original Royal Doulton Hand-made Sculpture label. Measures approximately 11.25"H.Artist: Alan MaslankowskiIssued: 1993 - 1996Dimensions: 11.25"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
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Scarce King George V Royal Standard flag with stitched borders and stamped with broad arrow mark and 'Royal Standard 6 Breadths T. Briggs (London Limited) 1910', 272 x 135cmProvenance: Captain H.S. Bowlby R.N. who served on board H.M.S. Medina, the ship that conveyed King George V and Queen Mary to the Delhi Durbar tour of India in 1911-1912 and this Royal Standard would have been most probably used on that historic tour.
Rolex WWII military issue nickle plated, open face lever pocket watch, Cal. 548, white enamel dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, screw back case engraved with broad arrow and B 5468, in wooden caseCondition Report:Movement functioning, dial good, case with some marks, hands moving freely, case diameter = 52mm
Jaeger-LeCoultre WWII military issue nickle plated, open face lever pocket watch, black dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, back case engraved with broad arrow and G.S.T.P. F 01760 and a chrome lever pocket watch by American Watch Company, Waltham, No. 14023966, white dial with Arabic numerals and outer minute ring, acrylic exhibition back caseCondition Report:Jaeger-LeCoultre - movement intermittingly functioning but overwound, dial heavily crazed with hairlines, some losses to lume within hour markers, nickle plating rubbed in areas exposing base metal - mainly back case, hands moving freely, diameter = 51mm, Waltham functioning, dial with very small loss - not detrimental, centre seconds hand loose within dial, case diameter = 50mm
Memorabilia / Posters – 8 posters to include Nine Inch Nails / Marilyn Manson, original 1994 Canadian promo concert poster, for the Maple Leaf Gardens Toronto December 1st 1994 58cm x 45cm, Rolled in EX condition, Marilyn Manson rare Canadian promo concert poster, November 18, 1998 at the Arrow Hall in Mississauga, Ontario 60cm x 44cm, Smashing Pumpkins original 2000 promo posters for the album Machina / The Machine of Gods, both rolled in VG+ (75cm x 51cm) and EX condition (60 1/2cm x 43cm), Paul Weller Heliocentric original UK 2000 promo poster 71cm x 51cm, rolled in EX condition. Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds The Good Son, original USA 1990 promotional poster 71cm x 48cm, rolled in EX condition, Cast Magic Hour original UK 1999 promotional poster for the album of the same name 71cm x 47 cm, rolled in EX condition, Dead Can Dance Towards The Within UK 1994 4AD album promo poster 59cm x 42cm. Rolled in EX condition, The Vibrators - 2013 promo concert poster for The Vintage Industrial Bar, Zagreb, Croatia, with the classic 1977 image for their 1st album. 90cm x 69cm. Rolled in EX condition. Joy Division - Ian Curtis rarer early 1980’s poster with the much rarer red edges to the image 70cm x 50cm.
A COLLECTION OF BROOCHESincluding a crescent brooch in 15ct gold, set with split pearls, no assay marks, c.5.0cm; together with an 'M' stock pin in 9ct gold, set with split pearls, stamped '9CT' (obscured), c.3.3cm; an Etruscan revival brooch in 15ct gold, set with a split pearl and ropework detailing, no assay marks, c.1.8cm; a carnelian brooch in 9ct gold, set with a carnelian cabochon, no assay marks, c.33.0mm; and an arrow and heart brooch in chased gold, set with split pearls, no assay marks, c.5.2cm (c.17.2g gross weight)
Circa 1915The domed shade with three central rows of large geometric segments in mottled opalescent and amber colored glass, with an upper and lower band of circular motifs, in amethyst and amber rippled glass, supported on a slender urn-form standard, with a paneled body and stepped shaped circular foot, pierced metal heat cap; shade with three affixed tags stamped TIFFANY STUDIOS, NEW YORK, and 593 (?), respectively; base stamped TIFFANY STUDIOS 585. Height 21 inches; height of shade 7 1/2 inches, diameter 16 1/4 inches. Provenance:James D. Julia, Fairfield, Maine, Lamps & Glass, November 18, 2016, lot 1284.Shade: approximately three of the small circular glass segments at the uppermost ring band have hairline cracks; none of the larger circular glass segments at the bottom ring band appear to have hairline cracks; approximately five of the small geometric brick segments at the bottom rim of the shade have hairline cracks; none of the large central glass segments that comprise the three inners rows of geometric segments appear to have hairline cracks; approximately nine of the small glass segments that surround the large circular segments at the lower border have hairline cracks;; shade is slightly 'out of round' (slightly pushed in at one end)Base: there are three light sockets; sockets appear to ave some age; all three sockets have on/off switches with paddles marked 'Arrow;' the lamp is currently wired, however, the switches, sockets and wiring were not tested; the lamp has a mottled green and rust-colored patina; the patina has a uniform dulled appearance (would benefit from a possible cleaning and waxing); the heat cap may or may not be an original Tiffany Studios heat cap; the heat cap has a replaced (later) screw to adhere it to the ring mount at the top of the standard, however, it does not fit and the cap does not fit properly onto the shadeShade: approximately three of the small circular glass segments at the uppermost ring band have hairline cracks; none of the larger circular glass segments at the bottom ring band appear to have hairline cracks; approximately five of the small geometric brick segments at the bottom rim of the shade have hairline cracks; none of the large central glass segments that comprise the three inners rows of geometric segments appear to have hairline cracks; approximately nine of the small glass segments that surround the large circular segments at the lower border have hairline cracks;; shade is slightly 'out of round' (slightly pushed in at one end) Base: there are three light sockets; sockets appear to ave some age; all three sockets have on/off switches with paddles marked 'Arrow;' the lamp is currently wired, however, the switches, sockets and wiring were not tested; the lamp has a mottled green and rust-colored patina; the patina has a uniform dulled appearance (would benefit from a possible cleaning and waxing); the heat cap may or may not be an original Tiffany Studios heat cap; the heat cap has a replaced (later) screw to adhere it to the ring mount at the top of the standard, however, it does not fit and the cap does not fit properly onto the shadeAny condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact and our Organization shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. Please contact the specialist department to request further information or additional images that may be available.Request a condition report
Seven early 20th century 'label under glass' apothecary bottles and stoppers, each of cylindrical form with assorted faceted rectangular stopper, bearing recessed labels in red/green, white and gilt, some with moulded arrow marks, one with York Glassmaking Company Ltd mark, named for contents: INF. GENT. CO. CONC., INF:QUASSIAE (CONC.), ACID ACETIC:, EXT. CASC. SAG.L., INF: ROSAE. ACID (CONC.), TINCT. RHEI CO., TINCT. EUCALYP:CL approx. 21 cm high max. overall (7) Provenance: from the collection of Darrin Baines, Professor of Health Economics. Professor Baines filled his early Victorian townhouse in Leominster, Herefordshire, with Georgian and Victorian apothecary objects collected over a period of 20 years. Darrin Baines, researcher and consultant, has produced health economics and health policy projects and contributed articles to numerous academic and trade journals. Some pieces in the collection were bought from a Victorian pharmacy in Upwell, The Fens, others from pharmacists across the country, from auctions in the UK and on the continent.
Twelve early 20th century 'label under glass' apothecary bottles, each of cylindrical form with faceted rectangular stopper, bearing recessed labels, moulded arrow marks to some, named for contents: JALAPA, TAB. ACID ACETYLSAL. CO., TAB. ERGOT. PREP., CAFFEIN CITR., SALOL, SACCHARIN., EPHED. HYDROCHLOR., TAB. SOD. CALC. LACT., TAB. VIT. B., PHENOL-PHTHALEIN., OL. CAJUPUT., TAB. CALC. LACT., (12), approx.14 cm high overall Provenance: from the collection of Darrin Baines, Professor of Health Economics. Professor Baines filled his early Victorian townhouse in Leominster, Herefordshire, with Georgian and Victorian apothecary objects collected over a period of 20 years. Darrin Baines, researcher and consultant, has produced health economics and health policy projects and contributed articles to numerous academic and trade journals. Some pieces in the collection were bought from a Victorian pharmacy in Upwell, The Fens, others from pharmacists across the country, from auctions in the UK and on the continent.
Three large early 20th century 'label under glass' apothecary bottles and stoppers, each of cylindrical form with faceted rectangular stopper, bearing recessed labels in red, white and gilt, moulded arrow marks, named for contents: SOD.BARB. (cracked), LIN.ALBA & SYR:FER:PHO:CO., approx. 25.5cm high overall max. (3) Provenance: from the collection of Darrin Baines, Professor of Health Economics. Professor Baines filled his early Victorian townhouse in Leominster, Herefordshire, with Georgian and Victorian apothecary objects collected over a period of 20 years. Darrin Baines, researcher and consultant, has produced health economics and health policy projects and contributed articles to numerous academic and trade journals. Some pieces in the collection were bought from a Victorian pharmacy in Upwell, The Fens, others from pharmacists across the country, from auctions in the UK and on the continent.
Six early 20th century 'label under glass' apothecary bottles and stoppers, each of cylindrical form with assorted faceted rectangular stopper, bearing recessed labels in red, white and gilt, some with moulded arrow marks, named for contents: INF. SENNAE (CONC.), OL. EUCALYP., TINCT:BRYONIAE., ACET. SCILLAE., LIQ:AMMON:FORT., the sixth bottle lacking label, approx. 21cm high max. overall (6) Provenance: from the collection of Darrin Baines, Professor of Health Economics. Professor Baines filled his early Victorian townhouse in Leominster, Herefordshire, with Georgian and Victorian apothecary objects collected over a period of 20 years. Darrin Baines, researcher and consultant, has produced health economics and health policy projects and contributed articles to numerous academic and trade journals. Some pieces in the collection were bought from a Victorian pharmacy in Upwell, The Fens, others from pharmacists across the country, from auctions in the UK and on the continent.
Thirteen early 20th century 'label under glass' apothecary bottles and stoppers, each of cylindrical form with assorted faceted rectangular stopper, bearing recessed labels in red/green, white and gilt, some with moulded arrow marks, one with W maker's mark, named for contents: PULV:ZINCIB (loss to neck), PULV:IRIDIS, PULV:TRACACAN:, CACHOUS HELIOTROPE, etched 163/6 to shoulder, TROCH:AC:CARBOL, PULV.RHEI (with contents), TROCH.POT.CHLOR. etched 16/4 to shoulder, ACID BORIC., BISMUTH SUBNIT:, FERRUM TARTAR:, SODII SALICYL:, MACH:CARB:POND: & POT PERMANC: (minor damages overall) 19.5cm high max. overall Provenance: from the collection of Darrin Baines, Professor of Health Economics. Professor Baines filled his early Victorian townhouse in Leominster, Herefordshire, with Georgian and Victorian apothecary objects collected over a period of 20 years. Darrin Baines, researcher and consultant, has produced health economics and health policy projects and contributed articles to numerous academic and trade journals. Some pieces in the collection were bought from a Victorian pharmacy in Upwell, The Fens, others from pharmacists across the country, from auctions in the UK and on the continent.
Sixteen various small early 20th century 'label under glass' apothecary bottles and stoppers, each of cylindrical form with assorted faceted rectangular stopper, bearing recessed labels in red, white and gilt, some with moulded arrow marks, some etched with letters and numerals, variously named for contents including: TINCT:ARNICA, TINCT.MYRRH, TINCT:AURANRTII, HYD.C CRET, OL. MENTH. PIP., LIQ QUIN. AMM. POT. IODI and others, approx. 18.5cm high max. overall (some damages, one lacking label) (16) Provenance: from the collection of Darrin Baines, Professor of Health Economics. Professor Baines filled his early Victorian townhouse in Leominster, Herefordshire, with Georgian and Victorian apothecary objects collected over a period of 20 years. Darrin Baines, researcher and consultant, has produced health economics and health policy projects and contributed articles to numerous academic and trade journals. Some pieces in the collection were bought from a Victorian pharmacy in Upwell, The Fens, others from pharmacists across the country, from auctions in the UK and on the continent.
Twelve early 20th century 'label under glass' apothecary bottles, each of cylindrical form with assorted faceted rectangular stopper, bearing recessed labels in red/blue and gilt, moulded arrow marks, named for contents: ACETON, CALAMINA.POT, DEC:ALOESC:C:, INF.GENT.CO CON., CALC.CARB. PRECIP, SPT. CHLOROF, OL.RICNI, TINCT RHEI CO., TINCT:ZINCIB (applied with Chemists label for Alfred E. Parsons, Bexhill-on-Sea, EXT:GLYCYRRH.LIQ., POT: MERMANG, approx. 21cm high max. overall (minor damages) (12) Provenance: from the collection of Darrin Baines, Professor of Health Economics. Professor Baines filled his early Victorian townhouse in Leominster, Herefordshire, with Georgian and Victorian apothecary objects collected over a period of 20 years. Darrin Baines, researcher and consultant, has produced health economics and health policy projects and contributed articles to numerous academic and trade journals. Some pieces in the collection were bought from a Victorian pharmacy in Upwell, The Fens, others from pharmacists across the country, from auctions in the UK and on the continent.
Nine large early 20th century 'label under glass' apothecary bottles and stoppers, each of cylindrical form with assorted faceted rectangular stopper, bearing recessed labels in red, white and gilt, some with moulded arrow marks, named for contents: LIQ:IODI.MIT: (B.P.), SOL.POT:IODID (1X3), MIST. BISMUTH., MIST.BROM.ET VALERIAN, GARG POT. CHLOR C PHENOL, MIST:CARMINAT:(1X4), MIST. MAG.CARB.AROMAT., PULV:CURRIE, CARC:POT:CHL:FER:(1X2), 26cm high max. overall (minor damages) (9) Provenance: from the collection of Darrin Baines, Professor of Health Economics. Professor Baines filled his early Victorian townhouse in Leominster, Herefordshire, with Georgian and Victorian apothecary objects collected over a period of 20 years. Darrin Baines, researcher and consultant, has produced health economics and health policy projects and contributed articles to numerous academic and trade journals. Some pieces in the collection were bought from a Victorian pharmacy in Upwell, The Fens, others from pharmacists across the country, from auctions in the UK and on the continent.
Ten small early 20th century 'label under glass' apothecary bottles and stoppers, each of cylindrical form with assorted faceted rectangular stopper, bearing recessed verre eglomise labels in red, white and gilt, some with moulded arrow marks, named for contents: SOD, CHLORID, POT. BROMID, BISM. SALICYL, BISMUTH CARB., PHENAZONUM, ACID. BORIC., PULV., BISM SUBGALL., SOD. BIBORAT., SODII SALICYL & POT. IODID. approx. 17.5cm high overall max. (minor damages) (10) Provenance: from the collection of Darrin Baines, Professor of Health Economics. Professor Baines filled his early Victorian townhouse in Leominster, Herefordshire, with Georgian and Victorian apothecary objects collected over a period of 20 years. Darrin Baines, researcher and consultant, has produced health economics and health policy projects and contributed articles to numerous academic and trade journals. Some pieces in the collection were bought from a Victorian pharmacy in Upwell, The Fens, others from pharmacists across the country, from auctions in the UK and on the continent.
Ten large early 20th century 'label under glass' apothecary bottles and stoppers, each of cylindrical form with faceted rectangular stopper, bearing recessed labels, some with moulded arrow marks, maker's marks for York Glass Company and W marks, named for contents: LINCT.SCILLAE.OP (cracked), VIN:ANTIM:, MIST:BENZOIC (1X4), AQUA MENTH:PIP:, MIST. AMMON. CHLORID.CO., MIST: QUININ:CO (1/8), MIST:QUIN:CFER (1X16), LINSEED LIQUORICE COMP. LOZENGE, TROCH:MENTH:PIP (MINT) with etched H2 5/8 to shoulder & GLY.AQ.ROSAE. approx. 26cm high max. overall (some damages) (10) Provenance: from the collection of Darrin Baines, Professor of Health Economics. Professor Baines filled his early Victorian townhouse in Leominster, Herefordshire, with Georgian and Victorian apothecary objects collected over a period of 20 years. Darrin Baines, researcher and consultant, has produced health economics and health policy projects and contributed articles to numerous academic and trade journals. Some pieces in the collection were bought from a Victorian pharmacy in Upwell, The Fens, others from pharmacists across the country, from auctions in the UK and on the continent.
A group of early 20th century glass apothecary bottles and stoppers, each of cylindrical form with assorted faceted rectangular stopper/dropper, six 'label under glass' examples, with recessed labels in red, white and gilt, some with moulded arrow marks, including: four of small size, named for contents THYMOL, TAB. LAX. VEGET, RESORCIN, AZORUBRI and a medium-sized example named for OL:RICINI, two plain large unlabelled bottles and four smaller (11) Provenance: from the collection of Darrin Baines, Professor of Health Economics. Professor Baines filled his early Victorian townhouse in Leominster, Herefordshire, with Georgian and Victorian apothecary objects collected over a period of 20 years. Darrin Baines, researcher and consultant, has produced health economics and health policy projects and contributed articles to numerous academic and trade journals. Some pieces in the collection were bought from a Victorian pharmacy in Upwell, The Fens, others from pharmacists across the country, from auctions in the UK and on the continent.
Twelve early 20th century 'label under glass' apothecary bottles and stoppers, each of cylindrical form with assorted faceted rectangular stopper, bearing recessed labels in red/green and gilt, some with moulded arrow marks, named for contents: POT.NITRA, PULV.ZINCIB:JAB., GELATINE PULV., AMYLUM., PULV:ZINCIB:, PULV:ALUMEN, PULV. AMYLI, CRET. PREP. PULV., CALCII. HYDROXID., SODII SALICYL, KAOLIN LEVIS, PULV. CRET. AROM, approx. 20 cm high overall max. (remnants of contents present, some cracking and minor damages) (12) Provenance: from the collection of Darrin Baines, Professor of Health Economics. Professor Baines filled his early Victorian townhouse in Leominster, Herefordshire, with Georgian and Victorian apothecary objects collected over a period of 20 years. Darrin Baines, researcher and consultant, has produced health economics and health policy projects and contributed articles to numerous academic and trade journals. Some pieces in the collection were bought from a Victorian pharmacy in Upwell, The Fens, others from pharmacists across the country, from auctions in the UK and on the continent.
Fourteen small early 20th century 'label under glass' apothecary bottles and stoppers, each of cylindrical form with assorted faceted rectangular stopper, bearing recessed labels in red/blue and gilt, some with moulded arrow marks and trefoil maker's mark, named for contents:OL. EUCALYPT., LIQ.PICIS.CARB.METH., TINCT:SENEGAE., ESS:MENTH:PIP: (with Epsom Chemist's label and Crown Court Exhibit no. label), TINCT\;KRAMER:, TINCT. CARD. CO., LIQ. HYD. PEROXID 20 VOLS., AQUA ANETHI CONC., TINCT. CAPSICI., OL. CARYOPHYL., OL. SASSAFRAS, PIG. IODI CO., INF. AURANT. CONC. & TINCT. CARDAM. AROMAT. approx. 18 cm high max. overall (minor damages) (14) Provenance: from the collection of Darrin Baines, Professor of Health Economics. Professor Baines filled his early Victorian townhouse in Leominster, Herefordshire, with Georgian and Victorian apothecary objects collected over a period of 20 years. Darrin Baines, researcher and consultant, has produced health economics and health policy projects and contributed articles to numerous academic and trade journals. Some pieces in the collection were bought from a Victorian pharmacy in Upwell, The Fens, others from pharmacists across the country, from auctions in the UK and on the continent.
Twelve early 20th century 'label under glass' apothecary bottles and stoppers, each of cylindrical form with faceted rectangular stopper, bearing recessed labels, some with arrow marks to base and etched numerals, one with trefoil mark with Gothic initials, named for contents: MACN:CARB:POND:, MUCIL TRACAC, TINCT: QUIN:AMM:, LIQ:DONOVAN:, VIN IPECAC (chipped & cracked), SPT: VIN:RECT:, AQUA DESTILL:, INF:BUCHU. CO: (CONC), INF:CENT:CO: (CONC), PULV: CINNAMON:, PHENAZON: & ACID CITRIC (cracked, applied with 1980s Faversham pharmacy label to reverse), approx. 20.5cm high (12) Provenance: from the collection of Darrin Baines, Professor of Health Economics. Professor Baines filled his early Victorian townhouse in Leominster, Herefordshire, with Georgian and Victorian apothecary objects collected over a period of 20 years. Darrin Baines, researcher and consultant, has produced health economics and health policy projects and contributed articles to numerous academic and trade journals. Some pieces in the collection were bought from a Victorian pharmacy in Upwell, The Fens, others from pharmacists across the country, from auctions in the UK and on the continent.
The ship's bell from the Royal Navy Blackwood-class anti-submarine frigate HMS 'Malcolm': the 12 inch bell with black painted crown suspension over body with red filled incised text and date '1957' to one side and broad arrow mark to the other, with original clapper and rope pull, 32cm high, later mounted on a teak square section stand, overall size 95 x 46 x 40cm.*Notes- Commissioned in December 1957 she was the second ship to bear the name after Admiral Pulteney Malcolm, who served during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. She carried out most of her duties as part of the Fishery Patrol squadron during the North Atlantic Cod Wars during the late 1960s early 1970s.
A 19th century mahogany drop leaf Pembroke table having a rectangular thumb-moulded top over a single frieze drawer and opposing dummy drawer raised on four turned supports with arrow feet on brass end-cap castors. (One missing castor as seen). H.72 W.121 D.86cm (extended) H.72 W.57 D.86cm (closed)
Two 19th century armchairs to include an elm ladderback elbow chair with rush seat raised on circular stretchered supports along with an elm high back Windsor armchair with a shaped and spindled back and arms over a wide saddle seat raised on turned stretchered supports on arrow feet. H.113cm (elm windsor)
SIX 'VERONESE DESIGN' FIGURES, in bronzed resin, comprising Robin Hood (sword broken off but included, missing arrow from hand/bow), Medusa (bow cracked and coming apart), Atlas (some paint loss around globe), Justice, Sobek, and Anubis, height of tallest 38cm (6) (Condition Report: specific obvious damage/significant wear as stated, otherwise appear ok)
A pair of authentic black obsidian arrow heads from Western Nevada, ca. 9000 - 4000 BP. The first is an Early Archaic Northern Desert Side-Notch, 2-7/8 in. long, beautifully translucent. The second is an Early Archaic Gypsum Cave stemmed example, jet black obsidian, 2-7/8 in. long. Both are excellent examples and come displayed in a Riker mount. Ex. Cordeiro collection. (A19)
R.G. Finney (Wyoming, B. 1941)"Lion Family At Rest"Signed lower middle. Original Acrylic painting on Wood.Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corporation.This painting was originally published on the Fleetwood Porcelain Plate for The Endangered Kingdom Collection Pride of the Savanna.A family of Lions lazes in the summer heat, recovering from the excesses of a full meal. While the female keeps a watchful eye, a cub wrestles with its father, a practice that teaches the skills needed to survive and eventually be recognized as the "king of beasts." It is not by chance that a group of Lions is called a "pride." For centuries, man has considered the Lion one of nature's most awesome and dangerous creations. Whether as mascot or adversary, the Lion has often been linked with courage. Over 3,000 years ago, the Egyptian Pharoah Amenhotep III hunted Lions with a bow and arrow from his chariot to prove his courage. As recently as the last few centuries, warriors of the Masai tribe in East Africa hunted Lions on foot. The first to grab the Lion's tail was the most courageous.Overall Size: 18 x 18 in.Unframed.(B14745)
BRAZIL. EMPIRE. Peter II. Pewter Coronation Medal, 1841. Obv: PETRUS II. IMPERAT. BRASILIARUM, bare-headed bust left, wearing military attire; W.J. TAYLOR. F1. on bust truncation, J.D. STURZ. DIR below. Rev: CORON. PETRI II. BRASIL. IMPERAT. PRIMI AMER. NATI. ART. LITER. INDUSTR. ET ABORIGINUM PROTECTORIS, bare-headed bust of Pocrane right; bow, arrow and whip left, axe and shovel right, POCRANE above date below.edge knocks and hairlines in the fields.From the collection of the late Eduard Winkler.Reference: Fonrobert-8673; Coin Collector's Journal Vol. XI, No. 129 (August 1886), No. 121.Rarity: Rare.Diameter: 42 mm.Weight: 33.11 g.Composition: Pewter.PLEASE NOTE: A 22.50% buyer's premium will be charged separately. VAT on the buyer's premium may apply in accordance with UK regulations. Additional 6% fee charged on the Saleroom. Payment can be made in EUR, CHF, or USD for an exchange fee. Please contact us to find out more.

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