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1651
British Commemorative Medallion, gold 57mm, 88.9g:
Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria, official Royal Mint
issue by J.E. Bohm / F. Leighton, Eimer no. 1733a, EF,
some light scratches, with original case.
£2500 - £3000
1652
British Commemorative Medallion, hallmarked silver
d.64mm: Metropolitan Borough of Wandsworth medal
for the Coronation of King George V and Queen Mary
1911, an unusually large and impressive civic issue in
silver, lightly toned EF with original case.
£200 - £220
1653
British Commemorative Medallion, silver d.34mm:
Coronation of George II 1727 by J. Croker, nVF, plugged
(ex-mount)
£40 - £60
1654
British Commemorative Medallion, silver d.37.5mm:
Council of Exeter MDCCCXXXVII (1837) / Meat &
Corn
Market
Founded
by
the
Chamber
MDCCCXXXV (1835), a beautiful and scarce civic
issue, EF with original case.
£100 - £120
1655
British Commemorative Medallion, silver(?) d.57mm:
The National Maritime MuseumOpened by His Majesty
King George VI 27th April 1937, toned EF a few light
scratches, with original case.
£30 - £40
1656
British Commemorative Medallion, white metal
d.44.5mm: Death of Frederick Duke of York 1827, by
Halliday, lightly corroded GVF with original case.
£40 - £50
1657
British Commemorative Medal, bronze d.55mm:
Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria 1897 official Royal
Mint large bronze medal, EF, edge knock and a light
scratch, with original case (case slightly warped).
£30 - £40
1658
British Exhibition Medal, bronze d.44mm: The Great
Exhibition of the Works of Industry of All Nations 1851
(Crystal Palace) Exhibitors Medal featuring Prince Albert
by W. Wyon, named to UNITED KINGDOM, CLASS
10. No. 420., EF with original case (case hinge perished),
also includes two newspaper cuttings relating to Albert
medals, one mentioning Mr W.H. Perkin and Sir
Frederick Abel, perhaps the recipients but unconfirmed.
£40 - £60
1659
Cambodian 19th. century bronzes, mostly uniface, some
look to be silver gilt?, VF [8]
£40 - £45
1660
Cardinal William Alan silver medallion of c.67mm., of
Ushaw College, Durham, dated 1858, in original box,
with some paper work, a bronze medallion was sold at
London Coins Sale 154, 3.9.2016, lot 705, with very light
edge taps, EF
£100 - £120
1661
Carrier bag of coin covers, includes silver issues
£60 - £80
1662
Charles Ist very unusual brass and enamelled medal /
plaque (49mm)
£80 - £100