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WELLINGTON  STREET,  STRAND. 


!lO 


CATALOGUE 


OF 

A  SMALL  BUT  CHOICE  COLLECTION 

OF 

(§>rak,  Jlontnit,  Cnglisjj  &  Skottjj  Coins 

In  Gold,  Silver  and  Copper, 

THE  PROPERTY  OF 


A  DECEASED  COLLECTOR. 


IMS! 


Bag  of  Sale. 

On  THURSDAY,  the  18th  of  JULY,  1872. 


. 


CATALOGUE 

OF 

A  SMALL  BUT  CHOICE  COLLECTION 


IN  GOLD,  SILVER,  AND  COPPER, 

THE  PROPERTY  OP 

A  DECEASED  COLLECTOR, 

COMPRISING 

ROMAN  SILVER  MEDALLIONS, 

MOST  DRSIRABLE  FOR  WORKMANSHIP  AND  CONDITION  ; 

RARE  ROMAN  GOLD,  IN  BRILLIANT  PRESERVATION; 


CONTORNIATE  REPRESENTING  THE  CIRCUS  MAXIMUS; 

Utang  tog  xm  $  interesting  ®gprs  of  fcfoislj  Copper; 

BRITISH  GOLD  of  Dubnovellaunus  and  Cunobelin  ; 

FINE  ANGLO-GALLIC  AND  ENGLISH  GOLD; 


The  SCOTCH  GOLD  is  in  very  choice  state,  and  the  Silver  includes 
among  many  rarities,  one  of  the  best  Portrait  Testoons  extant  of  Mary  ; 

ALSO 

Mar  anil  otljer  Utiials  attir  fttorations ; 

LASKEY’S  SERIES  OP  THE  NAPOLEON  MEDALS,  IN  BRONZE 

WEDGWOOD  MEDALLIONS  OF  THE  CjESARS, 

FINE  ANTIQUE  INTAGLIE, 

Some  in  Gold  Settings  as  Rings; 

ROMAN  GRASS  SEALS,  Ac, 


WHICH  WILL  BE  SOLD  BY  AUCTION, 

BY  MESSRS. 

SOTHEBY,  WILKINSON  &  HODGE, 

^ucttoncrrs  of  lEfterarn  ^ropertg  &  2&forfcs  fllustratfbc  of  tije  June  arts, 
AT  THEIR  HOUSE,  No.  13,  WELLINGTON  STREET,  STRAND,  W.C.. 
On  THURSDAY,  the  18th  day  of  JULY,  1872, 

AT  ONE  O’CLOCK  PRECISELY. 


May  be  Viewed  Two  Days  prior,  and  Catalogues  had. 


Dryden  Press  :  J.  Davy  and  Sons,  137,  Long  Acre. 


CONDITIONS  OF  SALE. 


I.  The  highest  bidder  to  be  the  buyer  ;  and  if  any  dispute  arises 

between  bidders,  the  lot  so  disputed  shall  be  immediately  put 
up  again,  provided  the  seller  cannot  decide  the  said  dispute. 

II.  No  person  to  advance  less  than  Is.;  above  five  pounds,  2s.  6d., 

and  so  on  in  proportion. 

III.  The  purchasers  to  give  in  their  names  and  places  of  abode,  and 

to  pay  down  5s.  in  the  pound,  if  required,  in  part  payment 
of  the  purchase  money;  in  default  of  which  the  lot  or  lots 
purchased  to  be  immediately  put  up  again  and  re-sold. 

IV.  The  Sale  of  any  lot  is  not  to  be  set  aside  on  account  of  any 

error  in  the  enumeration  of  the  numbers  stated,  or  errors  of 
description. 

V.  The  lots  to  be  taken  away,  at  the  buyer’s  expense,  immediately 

after  the  conclusion  of  the  sale  ;  in  default  of  which 
Messrs.  SOTHEBY,  WILKINSON  and  HODGE  will 
not  hold  themselves  responsible  if  lost,  stolen,  damaged, 
or  otherwise  destroyed,  but  they  will  be  left  at  the  sole 
risk  of  the  purchaser.  If,  at  the  expiration  of  Two  Days 
after  the  conclusion  of  the  sale,  the  lots  are  not  cleared 
or  paid  for,  they  will  then  be  catalogued  for  imme¬ 
diate  sale,  and  the  expense,  the  same  as  if  re-sold,  will  be 
added  to  the  amount  at  which  they  were  bought.  Messrs. 
SOTHEBY,  WILKINSON  and  HODGE,  will  have  the 
option  of  re-selling  the  lots  uncleared  either  by  public  or 
private  sale,  without  any  notice  being  given  to  the  defaulter. 

VI.  Upon  failure  of  complying  with  the  above  conditions,  the  money 

required  and  deposited  in  part  of  payment  shall  be  forfeited, 
and  if  any  loss  is  sustained  in  the  re-selling  of  such  lots  as 
are  not  cleared  or  paid  for ,  all  charges  on  such  re-sale  shall  he 
made  good  by  the  defaulters  at  this  sale. 


Gentlemen  who  cannot  attend  this  Sale  may  have  their  Commissions 
faithfully  executed  by  their  humble  Servants , 

SOTHEBY,  WILKINSON  &  HODGE, 

13,  Wellington  Street ,  Strand. 


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CATALOGUE 

OF 

A  VALUABLE  COLLECTION 

OF 

COINS,  MEDALS  AND  GEMS, 

THE  PROPERTY  OF 

A  DECEASED  COLLECTOR. 


GREEK  KINGS  AND  CITIES. 

Copper. 

lot 

1  Kings  of  Syria.  Seleucus  I,  rev.  Bull  butting ;  rev.  Anchor; 

rev.  Tripod ;  rev.  Victory.  Antiochus  I,  rev.  seated 
Apollo  ;  rev.  Tripod  ;  rev.  Thunderbolt ;  rev.  Elephant. 
Antiochus  II,  rev.  Pallas  combatting.  Seleucus  II. 
Antiochus  IV,  rev.  Eagle  ;  rev.  Juno  seated  ;  rev.  Prow ; 
rev.  Horse ;  rev.  Neptune  ;  and  of  Antiocbeia  ad 
Daphnem.  Demetrius  I,  rev.  Horse’s  Head  ;  and  two 
others  of  Tyre  and  Sidon.  Alexander  I,  rev.  Victory; 
rev.  Pallas  ;  rev.  Elephant;  and  others  3$ 

2  Perinthus  of  Gordian  III ;  Philippopolis  of  Marcus  Aure¬ 

lius  ;  Pautalia  of  Faustina  jun.  and  Geta  ;  Bhcemetalces 
I,  King  of  Thrace  ;  Thasus  ;  Maccdon,  2  ;  Pella,  2  ; 
Philippi ;  Thessalonica,  2,  one  of  Julia  Mcesa  ;  and  va¬ 
rious  Macedonian  Kings  36 


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3  Neapolis,  size  4,  Female  Head,  surrounded  by  four  dol¬ 
phins,  re v.  Minotaur  and  Victory,  NEOnOAITHS.,  with 
AI.  ®H.  in  the  field  ;  another,  size  4f,  same  type,  but 
different  style  of  work,  and  OYIA,  under  Minotaur; 
Nuceria-Alfaterna,  Oscan  legend,  youthful  horned  Plead 
to  left,  rev.  one  of  the  Dioscuri  standing  restraining  his 
horse  ;  Roma,  laureate  Head,  romance,  rev.  Horse 
prancing  ;  above,  a  star ;  all  of  good  work  and  condition , 
and  scarce  4 

P  Thurium,  head  of  Pallas  to  right,  with  a  triton  on  the  hel- 


met,  rev.  Pull  butting  to  right,  with  a  fish  in  exergue, 


0OYPIQN.,  aTetradrachm  and  two  Didrachms,  sizes  6J 
and  5.  Velia,  3,  Didrachms,  Lion  to  right;  Lion  at¬ 
tacking  a  stag,  and  another,  size  1  7 


5  Corcyra,  size  5,  Cow  and  calf,  rev.  KOP.  and  club  around^^^J 

a  plan  of  the  gardens  of  Aleinous.  Aetoiia,  size  3J,  head  ^ 
of  Atalanta  to  right,  rev .  the  Calydonian  Boar ;  below, 
a  spear-head  and  two  monograms.  Thebes,  size  4A, 
obv.  Boeotian  Shield,  rev.  Diota  and  ®E. ;  another,  size  2, 
rev .  Diota,  club  and  0EBPI.  4 

6  Boeotia,  in  genere,  sizes  2,  3  and  5,  usual  types,  but  the  /XoJp 

larger  reading  KAIO.;  Phocis;  Argos;  Achaean  League, 
two  varieties  ;  Arcadia  :  Sievon.  t,\m  f.vnpa  •  * 


two  varieties  ;  Arcadia  ;  Sicyon,  two  types  ;  Cama- 
rina  n  ^ 

7  Alexander  the  Great,  2,  different  styles  of  work,  one  witln*^^ 

the  monogram  of  Corcyra ;  Macedonia  under  the  Po- 
mans,  rev.  a  Cista,  table,  club,  and  aesillas.  q.  within 
a  laurel  wreath  ;  Demetrius  I.  of  Syria,  with  the  rare 
title  2QTHP02.,  a  fine  portrait ;  all  tctradraclnns  4 

8  Gold.  Philip  II,  Stater,  youthful  head,  laureate,  to  right, 

rev.  <PIAIimOY,,  Biga  and  Charioteer ;  in  field,  AN.  in 
monogram,  and  bunch  of  grapes,  well  preserved  1 

9  Gold.  Alexander  III,  Stater,  with  a  serpent  on  the  helmet  g 

of  Minerva  ;  behind,  M.;  rev.  with  the  title  BA2IAE02. 
and  AY.  at  the  feet  of  Victory,  fine  \ 

10  Gold.  Alexander  III,  Stater,  without  title,  and  in  field/*) 

Pegasus,  emblem  of  Corinth,  well  preserved  \jC*A4j 


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Gold.  Arsinoe,  Philadelphi,  size  8,  the  Octodractnn,  veiled 
and  diademate  head  of  the  Queen  to  right,  with  a  long 
sceptre  over  her  left  shoulder  ;  behind,  A. ;  rev.  AP2I- 
NOHS.  <t>IAAAEA<f>OY.,  a  double  Cornucopias,  with 
pomegranates,  grapes,  pendent  taenia),  &c.  1 


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ROMAN  BRASS  COINS. 

The  As  and  its  Subdivisions,  with  heads  of  Janus,  Hercules, 
Mercury,  and  Mars,  patinated,  and  well  preserved  4 
First  Brass.  Julius  and  Augustus,  divos.  ivlivs.,  his 
Head,  laureate,  rev.  caesar.  diyi.  r.,  bare  head  of  Au¬ 
gustus  ;  Caligula,  rev.  adlocvt.  con.,  the  Emperor  on 
an  estrade,  addressing  his  troops,  finely  patinated; 
Claudius,  rev.  spes. avgysta.,  fine;  Nero,  rev.  the 
Temple  of  Janus  4 

Galba,  rev .  Victory,  with  wreath  and  palm-branch  ;  Titus, 
rev.  VICTORIA,  aygvsti.,  Victory  inscribing  on  a  buckler 
suspended  from  a  palm-tree,  referring  to  the  capture  of 
Jerusalem,  good  ivorJc ;  Nerva,  rev.  fortvna.  pr.,  For¬ 
tune  seated,  all  well  preserved  3 

Vespasian,  his  laureate  Head  to  right,  rev.  ivdaea.  capta., 
a  captive  Jew  standing  and  a  Jewess  seated  under  a 
palm-tree,  and  surrounded  by  arms,  rare  and  well 
preserved  1 

Vespasian,  rev.  iydea.  capta.,  a  weeping  Jewess  seated 
under  a  palm-tree,  on  the  other  side  of  which  the  Em¬ 
peror  stands,  armed  and  treading  on  a  cuirass,  fine 
and  scarce  1 

Vespasian,  restored  by  Titus,  divo.  avg.  yesp.  s.p.q.r.,  the 
Emperor,  holding  a  Victory  and  sceptre,  seated  on  a 
quadriga  of  elephants,  scarce ,  and  finely  patinated  1 

Domitian,  his  laureate  Head  to  right,  rev.  Germania, 
capta.,  a  male  Captive  standing  and  a  female  Captive 
seated  near  a  trophy  ;  on  the  ground,  shields  and  arms 
peculiar  to  the  ancient  Germans,  rare  and  very  fine  1 

Second  Brass.  Augustus  and  Agrippa  (Nemausus),  imp. 
divi.  f.,  their  heads  back  to  back,  rev.  col.nem.,  a  Cro¬ 
codile  chained  to  a  tree,  a  perfect  specimen,  finely 
patinated  J 


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20  Augustus  and  Agrippa,  as  before;  Augustus,  rev.  Altar  at 

Lyons;  Tiberius;  Caligula;  Claudius;  Nero;  Vespasian; 
Trajan ;  Hadrian,  &c.  20 

21  The  same  and  other  Emperors  and  Empresses,  and  three 

largo  Brass  of  the  Bepublic,  Aurelius,  and  Faustina 
juu.  24 

22  Nurnmus  Contorniatus,  Alexander.,  bust  of  Alexander  the 

Great,  covered  with  the  lion’s  skin,  to  right ;  rev.  the 
Circus  Maximus  or  Hippodrome  of  the  Eomans,  with 
four  quadrigae,  horsemen,  spina,  obelisk,  metae,  &c.  very 
fine  and  rare  1 


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BOMAN  DENABII. 


23  Julius  Caesar,  of  the  Gentes  Livineia  and  Mussidia,  his  ^7^^ 

laureate  Head  to  right,  between  a  caduceus  and  olive- 
branch,  rev.  l.  liyineiys.  regvlvs.,  Bull  galloping  ; 
obv.  laureate  Head  to  right,  rev.  l.  myssidiys.  longys., 

Budder,  Cornucopise,  Globe,  &c.,  both  fine  and  rare  2 

24  Sextus  Pompey,  of  the  Nasidia  Gens,  neptyni.,  head  of  /W/,  ; 


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•  •  •  •  // 
Pompey  the  Great  to  right,  a  trident  in  front,  a  dolphin 

below;  rev.  Q.  nasidivs.,  a  Galley  under  sail  and  oars, 

a  star  in  the  field,  rare  and  remarkably  fine  1 

25  Germanicus  and  Caligula,  bare  head  of  Germanicus  to  right,  ^ 

rev.  laureate  head  of  Caligula  to  right ;  Caligula  and 

Augustus,  laureate  head  of  Caligula  to  right,  rev.  diyys. 

ayg.  pater,  patriae.,  radiate  head  of  Augustus  to  right, 

both  fine  and  rare  2 

2G  The  Twelve  Caesars,  from  Julius  to  Domitian,  a  good  set,  12  /V 


BOMAN  IMPEBIAL  SILVEB  MEDALLIONS. 


27  Marc  Antony,  obv.  his  Head  bound  with  ivy-leaves  ;  below, 

a  lituus,  M.  ANTONINYS.  IMP.  COS.  DESIG.  ITER.  ET.  TERT., 
all  within  a  wreath  of  ivy-leaves  and  berries  ;  rev.  iiivir. 
r.p.c.,  the  bust  of  Octavia  above  a  cista  surrounded  by 
two  entwined  serpents,  a  well  preserved  cistophorus  1 

28  Augustus,  imp.  caesar.,  his  bare  Head  to  left;  in  front,  a 

lituus ;  rev.  Six  Corn  Stems  united,  and  dividing  the 
word  aygy — stys.,  extremely  fine  1 


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29  Augustus,  imp.  ix.  tr.  po.  y.,  his  bare  Head  to  right,  rev. 

a  circular  Temple,  containing  a  standard  on  a  pediment 
of  six  steps  between  the  words  mart — ylto.,  very 
fine  1 

30  Augustus,  imp.  caesae.,  his  bare  Head  to  right;  rev.  ay- 

gystys.  above  a  decorated  altar,  before  which  are  two 
stags,  very  fine  1 

31  Augustus,  imp.  ix.  tr.  ro.  y.,  bare  Head  to  right;  rev. 

a  Quadriga  upon  a  triumphal  arch  ;  on  the  frieze,  imp. 
ix.  tr.  pot.  y.;  within  the  arch,  s  p.  r.  signis.  receptis., 
and  standards  at  sides.  Gratianus,  rev.  virtys.  exer- 
citys.,  the  Emperor  armed,  supporting  the  labarum, 

loth  fine  and  rare  2 

32  Antiocheia  ad  Orontem  of  Augustus  (struck  e.  c.  5) ; 

rev.  ETOY^.  ttK.  NIKHX  (year  2G  of  the  Actian  Hlra); 
in  the  field,  YIIAT.  (mon.),  ib.  (Cos.  xii.),  and  antiox. 
( mon .),  the  city  personified,  seated  on  a  rock,  her  feet 
on  the  Orontes  swimming,  fine  and  rare  1 

33  Antiocheia  ad  Orontem  of  Vespasian,  rev.  GTOYC.  N60Y. 

IGPOY.  A.  (regnal  year  4  =  a.d.  72),  an  Eagle  displayed 
on  an  ornamental  altar,  seizing  a  caduceus  with  its  beak, 
and  a  palm-branch  in  its  talons  ;  extremely  fine  in  art 
ivorh  and  condition ,  and  a  very  rare  variety  of  type  1 
*#*  From  the  North  wick  Sale,  lot  1409,  £6.  10s. 

34  Severus,  rev.  Eagle  (Third  Consulate)  ;  Trebonianus  Gallus, 

rev.  s.  (year  6)  between  the  legs  of  the  eagle  ;  Alexan¬ 
dria,  Tiberius,  and  Augustus,  of  the  years  L.IA.  =  14, 
l  z.  (pro  zi.)  =  17;  Nero,  rev.  Augustus,  L.iT.=year 
13  ‘  5 

EOMAN  GOLD. 

35  Augustus,  his  bare  Head  to  right,  aygystys.  diyi.  f.,  rev. 

imp.  x.,  the  Emperor  seated  on  an  estrade,  receiving 
olive-branches  from  two  soldiers,  very  fine  1 

3G  Tiberius  and  Augustus,  olv.  ti.  caesar.  eivi.  ayg.  f.  ay¬ 
gystys,  laureate  head  of  Tiberius  to  right,  rev.  eiyos. 
aygyst.  diyi.  f.,  laureate  head  of  Augustus  to  right; 
above,  a  star,  fine  and  very  rare  2. 


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37  Claudius,  rev.  imper.  recept.  upon  the  walls  of  the  Prae- 

torian  Camp ,  fine  and  rare  1 

38  Nero,  rev.  iyppitee.  (sic)  cystos .,fine  1 

39  Nero,  rev.  concordia.  aygysta.,  a  seated  Female,  holding  .  j 

a  patera  and  cornucopia,  rare;  Titus,  rev.  cos.v.,  an 
Ox  to  right,  well  preserved  2 

40  Vespasian,  mvriTVS.  et.  domitian. caesares. prin. ivyen., 

very  fine  and  rare  1 

41  Domitian,  rev.  an  equestrian  Statue  of  the  Emperor,  very 

fine  1  (/  ,  / 

42  Trajan,  rev.  parthico.  pm.tr.p.  cos.yi.  p.p.  s.p.q.r.,  radiate 

head  of  Phoebus  to  right,  fine  and  rare  1 

43  Hadriau,  rev.  cos.  hi.,  Bomulus  and  Bemus  suckled  by  the 

Wolf,  the  emblem  of  Borne  to  this  day,  very  fine  1 

44  Hadrian,  rev.  secyeitas.  ayg.,  a  seated  Female  with  two  ^  <u  > 

cornucopia,  rare  1 


45  Antoninus  Pius,  rev.  trib.  pot.  cos.  concord.,  a  seated  Fe¬ 

male  with  patera ;  behind  her,  a  statue  on  a  pillar,  fine 
and  rare  1 

46  Faustina  sen.,  rev.  aygysta.,  Diana  Lucifera,  adverse,  ex¬ 

tending  two  torches,  extremely  fine  and  scarce  1 

47  Marcus  Aurelius,  rev.  imp.  yi.  cos.  iii.,  Victory  inscribing 

yic.  gee.  on  a  buckler  fixed  to  a  tree,  extremely  fine 
and  scarce  1 

48  Constantine  the  Great,  obv>  his  youthful  diademate  Head 

to  right,  without  legend,  rev.  constantinvs.  caesar., 
Victory  with  crown  and  palm-branch  progressing  to  left; 
in  exergue,  is  fine  and  rare  1 

49  Theodosius  Magnus,  rev.  concordia.  aygg.  a.,  Boma  Nike- 

phore  seated ;  in  exergue,  conob.  Arcadius,  with  pro¬ 
file  bust,  rev.  Victoria,  aygg.  z.,  the  Emperor  bearing 
the  labarum  and  a  Victory,  and  trampling  on  a  foe ;  in 
the  field,  s.M.,  both  very  fine  2 

50  Constantine  XIII,  Doucas  (concave),  the  Emperor  stand¬ 

ing,  blessed  by  the  Virgin  Mary  ;  in  field,  M.0.  (M^r^p. 
©eov.),  rev.  Christ  seated,  with  the  Book  of  the  Evan¬ 
gelists;  another,  obv.  the  Emperor  standing,  with 
labarum  and  globe,  rev.  as  before,  both  rare  2 


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51  Indo  Scythic  Gold ,  size  8  {concave).  Baraoro.  King  stand¬ 
ing  in  full  chain  armour,  with  helmet  and  trident,  at  an 
altar  sacrificing,  rev.  Siva  and  the  humped  buffalo, 
extremely  fi  ne,  and  very  rare  1 


BRASS  COINS  of  the  ANCIENT  JEWISH  NATION 


(JTJDiEA). 

52  High  Priesthood  of  Yaddous,  obv.  a  Wine-cup,  or  chalice, 

“The  Redemption  of  Zion,”  in  Hebrew  characters; 
rev.  “In  the  fourth  Year,”  a  bundle  of  fruit-branches 
between  two  ethrogs,  Madden,  fig.  10,  very  fine  and  dis¬ 
tinct,  and  very  rare  1 

53  Another,  similar,  but  from  a  different  die,  fine  and  very 

rare  1 

54  Jonathan  Maccabeus,  5,  “  Jonathan  the  High  Priest  of  the 

Confederation  of  the  Jews,”  rev.  a  Poppyhead  between 
two  cornucopiae ;  Alexander  Jannams,  3  ;  John  Hyrca- 
nus,  2  ;  inscriptions  varied  and  rare  10 


55  Jonathan  Maccabeus,  4,  two  as  before ;  others,  obv.  the 
Auchor  of  the  Seleucidae  (BASI)AEOS.  AAE3.,  rev. 
aWheel,  between  the  spokes  of  which  is  “Jonathan  the 
King,”  in  Hebrew,  very  rare ;  and  one  of  Judas  Aristo- 
bulus  and  Antigonus,  also  rare  5 

'56  Herod  the  Great,  size  G,  Madden,  fig.  2,  obv.  the  Royal 
Helmet,  with  vizor  and  cheek  pieces,  surmounted  with 
a  star,  and  between  two  palm-branches ;  rev.  Tripod, 
with  rings  and  fire,  BA^IAEO^.  HPGAOY. ;  in  field, 
the  date  LP.  (year  3),  and  XP.  in  monogram,  very 
fine,  and  of  the  highest  rarity,  this  being  the  seventh 
known  1 

###  He  Saulcy  says  this  rare  money  was  made  after  the 
module  of  Antigonus  Maccabeus. 


’  57  Herod  the  Great,  obv.  variously  shaped  Anchors  (of  the 
^  Maccabees),  reading  HPOAO.  BA^IA.;  rev.  the  Double 

Cornucopia!  and  poppyhead  of  the  same  Dynasty,  all 
varied  and  finely  preserved  4 


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58  Herod  Archelaus  the  Ethnarch,  obv.  the  Herodian  Anchor, 

&c.,  rev.  G0-AN-X.  (boustrephodon)  in  three  lines 
within  a  wreath,  size  2,  cf.  Madden ,  fig.  1,  very  fine , 
and  very  rare ;  obv .  Jewish  Helmet,  rev.  Bunch  of 
Grapes  on  branch,  HPfiAOY.,  Madden ,  fig.  8,  iccll  pre¬ 
served ,  and  very  rare  2 

59  Herod  Ethnarch,  obv.  HP.,  and  trident  around  a  prow, 

rev.  6©N.  in  a  wreath,  size  3,  fig.  2,  very  fine,  and  very 
rare  1 

GO  Herod  Archelaus,  obv.  Bunch  of  Grapes,  &c.,  HPfiAOY., 
rev.  a  Helmet  with  double  plumes;  below,  in  small  let¬ 
ters,  60NAPXOY.,  size  3,  Jig.  9,  very  fine ,  and  extra 
rare  1  n  * 

61  Procurators  of  Judcea.  Augustus,  obv.  Branch,  KAICA-^ 

POC.,  rev.  Palm-tree,  date  LAC.  (year  36),  Maddeny 
for  obv.  fig.  3,  rev.  fig.  2;  another,  similar;  Julia  (Livia), 
fig.  2,  obv.  IOY(AIA.)  in  a  wreath,  rev.  Wheat-ear  be¬ 
tween  L-B.  (year  2= A. d.  16),  fine ,  and  very  rare ,  all 
size  3  3 

62  Julia,  fig.  4,  IoYAIA.  withiu  wreath,  rev.  a  Triple  Lily, 

date  L.r.  (year  3  =  a.d.  17);  Augustus,  as  before, 

LAC.  (year  36)  ;  Tiberius  and  Julia,  fig.  12,  TIB. 
KA1CAP.  in  three  lines,  within  a  wreath,  rev.  Palm- 
branch  dividing  IOY-AIA.  and  the  dateL-IA.  (year  11  = 
a.d.  24),  very  fine ,  and  very  rare  3 

63  Tiberius  and  Julia,  as  before;  another,  fig.  13,  (TIB)6- 

PIOY.  KAICAPOC.,  a  Simpulum,  rev.  IOYAIA.  (KA)I- 
CAP.,  three  Ears  of  Corn  united,  fine  and  very  rare ; 
Britannicus,  two  Shields  saltierwise,  N6PU1  KAAY. 
KAICAP.,  rev.  Palm-tree,  differing  from  that  in  Mad¬ 
den ,  date  L.IA.  (year  14),  finely  preserved ,  and  very  rare ; 

Nero,  2,  KAICAPOC.  and  Palm -branch,  rev.  N6PH- 
NOC.  in  wreath,  both  fine  5 

64  Tiberius  and  Julia,  as  fig.  10,  date  L6.  (year  5=a.d.  18), 

very  rare ;  Britannicus,  as  before;  Nero,  as  before,  2  • 
and  another,  which  may  be  an  unpublished  variety  5 

65  Tiberius,  fig.  5,  obv.  a  Caduceus  between  two  cornucopia?, 

TIB6PIO.  date  L6.  (year  5),  rev.  KAICAP.  within  a 
wreath,  very  fine,  and  very  rare ,  being  about  the  third 
known  1 


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G  Coins  before  the  Siege  struck  by  the  Jews,  3,  Jigs.  1  and  2, 
Vase  of  elegant  form,  “  Year  II,”  and  “  Year  III,”  in 
Hebrew,  rev.  Vine-leaf,  u  Deliverance  ot  Zion,”  in 
Hebrew ;  King  Agrippa,  Jig.  1,  obv.  regal  Oriental 
Umbrella,  rev.  three  AVheat-ears,  date  LS.  (year  0), 
all  fine  and  rare  ^ 

67  Revolt  of  the  Jews.  Simon  Barcocebas,  size  6,  obv.  a  Palm- 

tree  ;  in  Hebrew,  “  Simon;”  rev.  a  Vine-leaf;  in  Hebrew, 
“  The  Deliverance  of  Jerusalem,”  fine  and  scarce  1 

SCOTCH  SILVEE  COINS. 

68  William  the  Lion,  Pennies,  with  stars  on  reverse,  3  ;  others, 

with  crescents  (one  reading  lotta),  of  the  Edinburgh, 
Eoxburgh,  and  Perth  Mints,  3,  found  at  Church  of 
Dyke ;  another  of  his  third  coinage,  with  crowned 
head  to  right,  rev.  pqeos.  adq.  on.  boboo.,  rare ;  mostly 
fine  1 

69  Alexander  III,  Pennies,  varied,  one  being  of  the  Berwick 

Mint,  all  fine  7 

70  John  Balliol,  rev.  ciyita.  sandeq.,  and  Eobert  Bruce,  both 

very  fine  and  rare  pennies  2 

71  David  I,  Groat;  Half  Groats,  2;  Edinburgh  Penny;  Eo¬ 

bert  II,  Groat  and  Half  Groat ;  Eobert  III,  Groats,  2  ; 
all  of  Edinburgh,  some  fine  8 

72  Eobert  III,  Edinburgh  and  Perth,  3 ;  James  I,  3,  one  of 

Perth,  rare  ;  James  II,  2,  one  as  Lindsay,  fig.  134,  very 
rare  ;  all  Groats,  some  fine  8 

73  James  III,  Groats,  2,  fine ;  James  IV,  Groat  and  Half 

Groat,  three-quarter  faced,  with  wig,  the  latter  fine  and 
rare;  others,  full  faced,  rev.  salvvm.  fac.,  &c.,  one 
without  numeral,  Lindsay ,  Supplement,  pi.  2,  fig.  26,  the 
other  with  qt.  at  end  of  legend,  very  fine,  and  both  very 
rare  g 

74  James  Y,  Groat  and  Third  of  Groat,  three-quarter  faced, 

with  thistles  and  mullets  in  alternate  angles,  the  third  is 
very  rare ;  and  two  side- faced  Groats  ;  all  good  coins,  4 

75  Mary,  Testoon,  with  bust,  as  widow  of  Erancis  II,  1561, 

extremely  fine  and  valuable  q 


/  jo. 


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76  Mary  and  Henry,  Eyal,  1565 ;  Mary,  Eyal,  1567,  counter- 

marked,  both  well  -preserved  2 

77  Mary,  Third  of  Eyal,  1567 ;  a  Jetton,  YIRESCIT.  YVLNERE. 

tirtys.,  a  hand  pruning  a  withered  vine,  fine  2 

78  Francis  and  Mary,  Half  Testoons,  1559,  jam.  non.  synt., 

&c.,  both  fine ;  a  Jetton  of  Mary,  rev.  a  half- withered 
Vine  watered  from  Heaven,  1579  ;  and  a  Testoon,  with 
portrait  of  her  father-in-law  Francis  I,  found  at  Holy- 
rood  4 

79  James  VI,  Sword  Dollar  and  Third,  both  1570,  counter- 

marked  and  fine  2  i/ 1  , 

80  James  VI,  Nobles,  1573,  1575,  1576,  and  1580,  all  fine ,  the 

last  two  dates  are  very  rare  4 

81  James  VI,  Thirty-shilling,  Twenty-shilling  and  Ten-shilling  0. 

Pieces,  with  armed  bust,  all  1582,  and  fine  3( / 

82  James  YI,  Balancemark,  1531,  fine ;  Ten-shilling,  Five- 

shilling,  Two-and-sixpence,  and  Shilling  Pieces,  with 
bareheaded  bust,  a  rare  set,  some  fine  5 

83  James  VI,  Thistle  Mark  ;  Half,  Quarters  2,  and  Eighths  2  ; 

and  a  Eose  and  Thistle  Twopence,  m.  m.  thistle  7 

84i  James  VI,  Crown  and  Shilling  of  the  English  type,  m.  m. 
thistle,  both  rare  2 

85  Charles  I,  Crown  of  his  first  coinage,  same  type  as  his  £) 

father’s,  very  rare ,  and  as  fine  as  usually  met  with  1 

86  Charles  I,  Half  Crown,  a  decidedly  oval  coin,  r  at  foot  of 

horse,  and  Shilling,  both  fine ;  Noble  ;  Half  Nobles,  3  ; 

Quarter  Nobles,  3  9 

87  Charles  I,  Half  Crown,  oviform,  and  Shilling,  both  fine ; 

Noble;  Half  Nobles,  2;  Quarter  Nobles,  3;  Two- 

shilling  Piece,  rare ;  and  a  Threepence,  with  thistle  be¬ 
hind  the  bust,  very  rare  10 

88  Charles  II,  Two-mark  Pieces,  1673  ;  Marks,  1668,  1669, 

1670;  Half  Marks,  1664,1671;  Dollar,  1676,  almost 

all  fine  7 

89  Charles  II,  Marks,  1669,  1671,  1672  ;  Half  Mark,  1669  ; 

Dollar  and  Quarter,  both  1682,  and  Sixteenth,  1680 

90  James  VII,  Ten-shilling  Piece,  1688.  William  and  Mary, 

Sixty-shilling  Piece,  1692  ;  Ten  and  Five-shilling  Pieces, 
both  1694.  William  III,  Twenty-shilling  Piece,  1695, 
all  fine 


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91  James  VII,  Ten-shilling  Piece,  1687.  William  III,  Forty  - 

shilling,  1695 ;  Twenty-shilling,  1699 ;  Five-shilling, 
1697.  Anne,  Ten-shilling,  and  two  Five-shilling  Pieces 
with  varied  legends,  all  1705  7 

92  Anne,  Crown  and  Half  Crown,  both  fine ,  Shilling  and  Six¬ 

pence,  all  e.  1707  ;  Shilling  and  Sixpence,  e.*  1708  6 

93  Anne,  Shilling,  1707 ;  Half  Crown,  1708;  Shilling  and 

Sixpence,  1708  *;  Shilling,  1709*,  very  rare;  all  with 
e.  (Edinburgh)  5 


SCOTCH  GOLD  COINS. 

Robert  II,  St.  Andrew,  of  better  work  than  Lindsay,  fig.  3, 
very  fine  and  very  rare  1 

Robert  II,  St.  Andrew,  from  the  same  die,  equally  well 
preserved,  but  not  in  such  high  relief  1 

Robert  III,  St.  Andrew,  l  .,fig.  6,  very  fine  and  rare  1 
James  I,  Lion,  the  words  separated  by  lis,  l .,fig.  15,  very 
fine  -  1 

Another,  similar,  and  equally  fine  1 

James  II,  Lion,  the  words  separated  by  pairs  of  annulets, 

1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
l 


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similar  to  l.,  fig.  17,  very  fine 
James  III,  Half  Unicorn,  very  fine  and  scarce 
James  V,  Bonnet  Piece,  1540 ,fine  and  rare 
Alary,  Lion,  1553,  ~L.,fig.  48,  in  the  finest  state 
James  VI,  Thistle  Noble,  fine,  but  cracked  at  edge,  rare 
James  VI,  Sword  and  Sceptre  Piece,  1602,  fine 
James  VI,  Unit  or  Sceptre,  m.m.  thistle,  fine  and  rare 
Charles  I,  Eighth  of  Unit,  very  fine  and  very  rare 

SCOTCH  BILLON  AND  COPPER, 

James  I  and  II,  Pennies.  James  III  and  V,  Placks. 
Mary,  Placks,  one  with  servio.,  &c.  Francis  and  Mary, 
Hardheads,  3;  James  VI,  Atkinson's,  3,  one  with 
edinbvrgi.  in  full,  another  with  beaded  inner 
circles,  extremely  rare ;  Hardhead  and  Bodle,  Charles 
II,  Turners,  4  ;  Half  Turners,  4,  varied;  Bawbees,  all 
the  three  known  dates;  Bodies,  2.  William  III,  Bawbee. 
very  rare ;  and  Bodle,  many  fine  30 

Others,  nearly  similar  to  the  last  lot,  and  of  equal  value  31 


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military  and  naval  war  medals,  decora. 

TIONS,  &c., 


ALMOST  ALL  WITH  THEIR  APPROPRIATE  RIBBONS. 


109  Peninsnlar,  four  bars,  Talavera,  Busaco,  Albubera,  Vit- 

toria,  31^  Foot ;  Hyderabad,  22 nd  Regt.;  Waterloo^ 

R.  H.  A.  3 

110  Waterloo,  91^  Foot;  Moodkee,  three  bars,  Ferozeohuhur, 

Aliwal  and  Sobraon,  31s£  Regt.;  Meanee-Hyderabad, 
Artillery  3 

111  Moodkee,  two  bars,  Ferozesbuhur,  Sobraon,  80th  Regt. ; 

Peninsular,  three  bars,  Albubera,  Badajoz,  Salamanclg 
7th  Foot;  China,  1842,  26^  {Carrier onions')  3 

112  Sultan’s  Bronze  Medal  for  Acre ;  Punniar,  3rd  Regt.  ; 

Maharajpoor,  4Dth  Regt .,  Bronze  Stars  with  silver 

centres  3  /]  /7 

113  Hyderabad,  Horse  Artillery ;  Crimean,  two  bars,  Alma,C^^^/ 

Sebastopol,  42 nd  Royal  Highlanders ;  Long  Service,  30th  fl 
Regt.  3 

114  Ferozeshuhur,  Artillery;  Old  Naval  Long  Service,  with 

anchor,  Ocean  22  years;  Crimean,  two  bars,  Balaclava/ 
Inkermanu,  4 th  Dragoon  Guards  3  A 

115  Jellallabad,  with  mural  crown,  13 th  F.  A.  L.  I. ;  Crimean, 

Balaclava  bar,  79 th  Cameron  Highlanders :  and  a  Turkish 
Crimean  3 

116  Lord  St.  Vincent’s  Testimony  of  Approbation,  1800 ;  Long 

Service,  TLOth  Foot ;  China,  1842,  18M  Royal  Irish  3 

117  Ghuznee,  with  castle,  1839  ;  Cabul,  1842  ;  Peninsular,  two 


bars,  Nivelle  and  Nive,  91s£  Foot  3 

118  Persia,  78 th  Highlanders ;  Baltic,  always  issued  without  (7) 

name ;  Barrosa,  Royal  Artillery  3 

119  Peninsula,  two  bars,  Busaca  and  Vittoria,  27 th  Foot ;  r\ 

Crimean,  with  Sebastopol  bar ;  Long  Service,  1838, 

&5th  Regiment  3 

120  Syria;  South  Devon  Militia;  York  Club,  Dublin  3 

121  Duke  of  York’s  (James  II),  Bagnio  in  Long  Acre;  Wil¬ 

liam  III,  the  Orange  Medal ;  Irish  Druid’s  Lodge, m 
Howe  Green,  1787  JhAA** 


22  Spanish  Isabella  Cross,  as  given  to  the  British  Legion  in 
1836 ;  Another  Cross,  enamelled ;  and  two  Turkish 
Copper  for  Acre  4 


SILVER  MEDALS. 

yj  123  The  Pretender,  large  size,  obv.  his  Bust,  rev.  a  Map  of 
/  "  Britain,  &c.,  eeddite.;  Clementina,  rev.  the  Princess  in 

'  a  biga,  Rome  in  the  distance,  by  Hanerani,  both  very 

fine  2 

&4  Sancroft,  Archbishop  of  Canterbury,  rev.  the  seven  Bishops 
who  were  tried  for  Sedition  in  1688 ;  Sir  Edmundbury 
Godfrey,  rev.  Heads  of  the  Pope  and  Devil  combined  ; 
an  oval  Royalist  Medalet  of  Charles  I ;  and  the  small 
Bronze  of  Cromwell  on  the  Battle  of  Dunbar,  rev. 
plain  4 

/?125  Marcellus  Durazzo  of  Genoa,  obv.  his  Head,  rev.  Head  of 
his  son  Jerome,  fine ;  and  a  German  Medal  of  Martin 
Luther  2 

126  Frederick  the  Great,  rev.  Battle  of  Zorndorf,  1758  ;  Ano¬ 

ther,  on  his  Death,  1786  ;  Claud  Martin,  Generalissimo 
of  the  King  of  Oude,  eaboke.  et.  constantta.,  rev. 
Arabic  description,  all  fine  3 

127  Papal  Bronze  Medals.  Julius  II,  the  assertor  of  the  Papal 

Power.  Paul  III,  rev.  Ganymede.  Urban  VIII,  three 
varieties.  Alexander  VII,  rev.  Port  of  Civita  Vecchia  ; 
rev.  St.  Peter’s.  Benedict  XIII,  3,  rev.  the  Jubilee  - 
rev.  Equestrian  Statue  of  Charlemagne  ;  rev.  the  Sainted 
Painter.  Benedict  XIV,  rev.  the  Jubilee.  St.  Bene¬ 
dict,  rev.  our  Lady  of  Montserrat,  almost  all  jine  12 

128  A  fine  original  set  of  the  Napoleon  series  of  Bronze  Medals 

-  complete  according  to  Laskey  132 


ANGLO-SAXON  AND  ENGLISH  SILVER. 

2£L  iEthelbearbt,  bare-headed  Bust  to  right,  rev.  dydyine. 
moneta.,  cruciformly  arranged,  Ruding ,  xv,  fig.  1 ; 
Eadgar,  rev.  ynbein.  mo.,  in  two  lines  between  orna¬ 
ments;  AEthelred  II,  Bust  with  sceptre,  rev.  Hand  of 
Providence,  jslesige.  mo.  pint.,  all  fine  3 


14 


iEthelstan,  rev.  frard.  mo.  leige.  cif.,  in  centre  a  n  m 
rosette ;  Eadgar,  rev.  grid.  mone.  ;  iEthelred  II,  Bud. 

22,, fig.  2;  Cnut,  23,  fig.  1  4K 

Eadmund,  Bud.  19,  fig.  14;  Eadred,  19,  fig.  9  ;  Eadgar 
‘IX,  fig.  9;  iEthelred  II,  22, jig.  9  4 

Henry  VII,  York,  Half  Groat,  with  Keys  at  side  of  neck, 
and  no  tressure,  rare.  Henry  VIII,  and  Philip  and  fj 


Mary,  Groats.  Elizabeth,  Shilling,  Sixpence,  1564, 
milled,  with  expanding  Cross,  rare ;  Fourpence,  Three¬ 
pence,  Twopence,  Penny  and  Three-Farthings,  some 
fine  10 

James  I,  Shilling  and  Sixpence,  both  of  the  exyrgat.  type  ; 

Half  Crown,  m.  m.  trefoil.  Charles  I,  Fourpence, 
Aberystwith  ;  Threepence,  York  ;  Twopence,  Tower  6 
Elizabeth,  Crown,  m.  m.  1,  very  fine  1 

Charles  I,  Half  Crown,  1642  ;  Sixpence,  1643  ;  Groat  and 
Threepence,  1644,  all  of  the  Oxford  Declaration  type  ; 
and  a  Shilling  of  Briot's ,  m.  m.  anchor  and  small  b.,  very 
fine  5 

Commonwealth,  Crown,  1652,  very  fine  1 

Commonwealth,  Half  Crown,  1651 ;  Shilling,  1656;  Six-  /  '  J 


pence,  1652  ;  Penny  and  Halfpenny.  Charles  II,  Crown, 
1681  *  7  J 

Oliver  Cromwell,  Crown,  Half  Crown  and  Shilling,  all 
1658,  a  good  set  3 


William  and  Mary,  Crown,  1692;  Half  Crown,  1689. 
William  III,  Crown,  1696,  all  fine  3 

James  II,  Shilling  and  Sixpence,  1786,  rare.  William  and 
Mary,  Shilling  and  Sixpence,  1793,  scarce.  Anne,  Half 
Crowns,  1703,  yigo.  ;  1713,  Roses  and  feathers;  Shil¬ 
lings,  1703,  1708;  Sixpence,  yigo.,  1703.  George  I, 
Crown,  1723,  ssc.  William  IV,  Half  Crown,  1834, 
mostly  fine  U 

George  II,  Proofs  of  the  Crown  and  Half  Crown,  both 
1746,  and  very  fine  and  rare  2 

George  III,  Wyon’s  Pattern  Crown,  1817,  rev.  foedys. 
inyiol  abide.,  three  Fgures  emblematic  of  England, 
Scotland  and  Ireland,  very  fine  and  rare  1 


15 


143  Hanoverian  Dollars.  George  I,  obv.  square  Shield,  within 
garter  with  supporters,  rev.  Wild  Man,  1725 ;  George 

II,  old  Head,  rev.  plain  Shield  crowned,  1751 ;  George 

III,  young  Head,  rev.  garnished  Shield,  1771;  George, 

Prince  Regent,  a  24  Marien  Groschen,  1817  4 

Hanoverian  Dollars.  George  I,  with  Bust,  rev.  Shield, 
garter  and  supporters,  1 726  ;  George  II,  rev.  St.  Andrew, 
1748;  George  III,  rev.  garnished  Shield,  1797;  Two- 
thirds,  1814;  and  a  12  Marien  Groschen,  1671  5 

Copper.  Anne,  Farthing,  rev.  Britannia,  1814,  well  pre¬ 
served  1 

Irish  Silver.  Sithric  as  King  of  Dublin,  and  of  that  mint ; 
Edward  II,  triangle  Pennies  of  Dublin  and  Waterford; 
Elizabeth,  Shilling;  Edward  IV,  Groats  of  Dublin, 
Waterford  and  Trim,  the  last  slightly  clipped ,  all  the 
rest  fine  7 


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148 


ANCIENT  BRITISH  GOLD. 

HI  Dubnovellaunus,  cf.  Evans,  pi.  iv,  fig.  7,  the  first  four  let¬ 
ters  of  the  name  partly  off  the  coin,  the  remainder 
clearly  reading  oyllano.,  apparently  unpublished  and 
fine  1 

Cunobelin,  obv.  ca — my.  (Colchester)  divided  by  a  bearded 
Ear  of  Corn,  springing  from  a  peculiar  ornament  not  en¬ 
graved  in  Evans,  rev.  a  Horse  leaping,  above  a  branch 
with  seven  twigs,  below  cyno.,  fine  work  and  condition  1 
Cunobelin,  Another,  similar  but  smaller,  and  a  leaf  instead 
of  the  ornament  at  the  corn-stalk  1 

Addedomarus,  obv.  an  elaborate  star-shaped  Ornament, 
rev.  Horse  prancing,  cornucopise,  k c.,  Evans,  pi.  xiv, 
fig.  6,  but  the  name  is  off  the  coin  1 

Early  British,  Evans,  plate  c,Jig.  7;  and  Another,  very 
barbarous,  which  seems  unpublished  2 


A50 


151 


ANGLO-GALLIC  AND  ENGLISH  GOLD, 
Deferences  to  Ending. 

152  Edward  III,  Pavilion,  cracked,  otherwise  fine  and  rare  1 

153  Edward  the  Black  Prince,  Leopard,  fine  and  very  rare  1 

154  Henry  V.I,  Angelot,  m.  m.  lion,  very  fine  1 


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155  Henry  VI,  Salute,  m.  m.  lion,  very  fine  1 

156  Edward  IY,  Half  Noble,  with  b.  for  Bristol  below  tbe  ship, 

fine  and  scarce  1-  ~ 

157  Edward  IY,  Angel,  on.  on.  cross  crosslet,  scarce  1  *1* 

158  Henry  YJII,  Half  Sovereign,  36th  year,  pi.  6,  fig.  11, 
m.  on.  s.  ;  Angel,  on.  on.  castle,  fine 


2 


159  Alary,  Sovereign,  Queen  royally  attired  and  enthroned,  at 

her  feet  a  portcullis,  rev.  Royal  Arms  within  an  expanded 
rose,  pi.  §,fig.  1  ,fine  1  p.  . 

160  Alary,  Angel,  usual  type,  well  preserved  and  rare  1 

161  Double  Ducat  of  Philip  II  of  Spain  as  King  of  England  jq 

and  Duke  of  Grueldres,  fine  and  rare  1 

162  Elizabeth,  Sovereign,  on.  on.  tun,  pi.  §,fig-  8,  type  similar 

to  Alary’s,  veop  fine  1 '  / 

163  Elizabeth,  Pound  Sovereign,  plate  'z.fig.  3,  but  on.  m.  j 

and  a  larger  bust  and  greater  profusion  of  long  bacl^^1' 
hair,  veop  fine  1  _ 

161  Elizabeth,  Half  and  Quarter  Sovereigns,  both  on.  on.  cross 

crosslet,  pi.  x,figs.  2  and  5,  both  fine  2  / 

165  Elizabeth,  Half  Crown,  on.  on.  cross  crosslet;  and  Quarter  (L 

Angel,  on.  m.  ermine  spot,  both  very  fine  2 

166  James,  Rose  Royal  or  fine  Sovereign,  type  similar  to  Alary’s,  fic/JL 

pi.  x u,fiig ■  1,  but  m.  ooi.  rose,  fine  1 

167  James  I,  Thirty  Shilling  Piece,  pi.  12,  fig.  5,  but  on.  on.  tre-  JL^y 

foil  and  a  plain  back  to  the  chair,  veoy  fine  and  rare  1;/  / 

168  James  I,  Fifteen  Shilling  Piece,  on.  on.  pierced  mullet,  pi. 

xii,  fig.  6,  extremely  rare  and  very  fine  1 

169  James  I,  Half  Unit,  on.  on.  rose,  very  fine ;  Quarter  Unit, 

m.  m.  escallop,  pi.  xi,  figs.  6  aoid  7,  2 

170  Charles  I,  the  Three  Pound  Piece  of  the  Oxford  mint, 

as  pi.  xiii,j£y.  9,  rev.  the  Declaration  type  across  the 
field,  in  a  triplicate  and  continuous  scroll,  as  in  fig.  10, 

1642,  very  fine  and  rare  1 

171  Commonwealth,  Twenty  and  Five  Shilling  Pieces,  1650, 

1651,  both  fine  2 

172  Commonwealth,  Ten  and  Five  Shilling  Pieces,  1650,  1653, 

very  fine  2 

173  Cromwell,  Broad,  1656,  extreonely  fine  1 

*  *  Cost  £6.  at  the  Hay  Newton  sale. 


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Charles  II,  Five  Guinea  Piece,  1684,  his  last  coinage 
anno,  tricesimo.  sexto.,  large  Head,  with  elephant 
and  castle  beneath,  fine  1 

Charles  II,  Guinea,  1682,  large  Head,  with  elephant  and 
castle  beneath,  extremely  fine  and  scarce  1 

%*  Cost  £4.  at  the  Hay  Newton  sale. 

James  II,  Five  Guinea  Piece,  elephant  and  castle  under 
Bust,  1688,  qvarto.,  very  fine  1 

James  II,  Guinea,  1688,  with  Elephant  and  Castle,  fine 
and  scarce  1 

James  II,  Half  Guinea,  1687,  without  elephant,  very  fine 
and  rare  1 

William  III,  Guinea,  1698, fine  1 

Anne,  Five  Guinea  Piece,  1705,  qvarto.,  before  the  Union 
with  Pose  in  centre  of  rev .,  very  fine  and  rare  1 

Anne,  Guinea  and  Half  Guinea,  same  type  and  dat e,fine 
and  very  rare  2 

Anne,  Gold  Pattern  for  a  Farthing,  rev.  Britannia.,  1713, 
with  broad  border,  brilliant,  and  very  rare  1 

George  I,  Guinea,  1715,  fine  1 

George  II,  Five  Guinea  Piece,  1746,  decimo.  nono.,  with 
lima,  under  bust,  very  fine  1 

George  IV,  Two  Sovereign  Piece,  rev.  St.  George,  and 
Dragon,  by  Pistrucci,  1823,  the  gem  of  the  gold 
coinage,  in  brilliant  state  1 


ANTIQUE  INTAGLIE,  IN  SOLID  GOLD  SETTINGS 

AS  EINGS,  &c. 

86  Venus  on  leaving  the  Bath,  very  fine  work  Carbuncle.  1 
7  The  Wooden  Horse  before  Troy,  fine  Brown  Sard .  1 

188  Achilles  at  the  Court  of  Lycomedes  disclosing  his  sex, 
-fine,  onyx,  blue  on  black  strata  1 

7^489  The  Discovery  of  the  Head  of  Iolas,  very  fine  work 

Striped  Onyx.  1 

190  Eadiate  Head  of  the  Emperor  Probus,  fine  Carnelian.  1 


191  A  full-length  figure  of  Venus,  draped,  Cupid  offering  her 
a  mirror  and  wreath  ;  in  exergue,  prisca.  (p)rimvs.  p., 
very  fine  work,  but  partly  restored  in  gold  Bed  Sard.  1 
92  A  bearded  Male  Head  Carnelian.  1 

£  ,493  Two  Cupids  in  a  boat,  one  rowing,  the  other  fishing,  fine 

'  Sard.  1 


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194  Head  of  Misery,  resting  on  the  Cock  of  Asclepias,  and^/i^ 

supporting  a  raven,  Onyx,  lilac  and  brown  Strata.  1  y,L/Vyuij/V^ 

195  A  Maiden  entrapped  by  Cupid  Chalcedony.  1  ©4 

196  An  Eagle  bearing  a  trophy  jq 

Onyx ,  lilac  and  brown  Strata.  1  (0^  'l 

197  Security,  leaning  on  a  column,  and  supporting  a  helmet  ^ 


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and  spear  Crimson  Sard. 

198  Bust  of  a  Young  Man,  with  monile  Red  Sard. 

199  Eemale  before  an  altar,  probably  a  Sacrifice  to  Hygeia 

Lapis  Lazuli. 

***  From  the  Duke  of  Sussex’s  Collection,  mounted 
a  Seal. 

200  A  naked  Youth  seated,  extracting  a  thorn  from  his  foot,  /ts  -A- 

modern ,  but  beautiful  ivork  by  “  pickler.  roma.” 

Carnelian.  1 

201  A  bearded  Head  of  Red  Sard.  1 


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202  An  old  Faun  with  Goat,  a  Priapian  subject,  fine,  Sard,  lj/^  u, 

^  su.  mi  •  •  i  i  •  ••!  n 


***  This  is  mounted  in  silver 


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203  Livia,  wife  of  Augustus,  seated,  holding  out  ears  of  corn, 

which  a  child  is  attempting  to  reach  Dark  Sard.  1 

The  above  is  but  an  unmounted  fragment  of  a  very  fine 
gem,  of  early  Greek  work. 

204  A  large  Talismanic  Amulet,  beautifully  engraved  with 

many  chapters  from  the  Koran,  in  Chalcedony ,  but 
♦  broken ;  and  two  others  with  Arabic  engraving,  Red 
Sard  3 

205  Unset  Intaglie,  some  finely  cut  in  Carnelian,  Onyx ,  Sard, 


Sfc. 


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206  Others,  similar,  all  varied  subjects 

207  Others,  as  before 

208  Others,  as  before 

209  Others,  as  before 

210  Others,  as  before 

211  Ancient  Koman  Glass  Intaglie,  &c. 

212  Others,  all  varied  subjects 


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213  Others,  as  before 

214  Specimens  in  lapis-lazuli,  with  Cufic  inscriptions,  grotesque  jfr 

animals,  &c.  22 

215  Old  Wedgwood  black  jasper  Medallions  of  ten  of  the  f 
Cmsars,  and  of  Lucius  Verus  ;  all  uniform ,  and  over  PkAi 


2  inches  diameter  11 

216  An  oval  Ivory  Medallion  of  a  Clerical  Bust,  with  high 
wig,  &e.  of  Queen  Anne’s  time ;  rev.  Hercules  and  his 
attributes,  satirically  treated  3 \  inches  diameter.  1 


Dbydek  Pbbss  :  J,  l)ayy  and  Sons,  137,  Long  Acre. 


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