Catalogue of a collection of coins and medals, including the cabinet formed by the late Sir William Chatterton, Bart., comprising ... Greek, Roman, Saxon, & English coins, ... an elegant necklace, comprised of twelve exquisitely cut cameos, ... and a beautiful pair of ear-pendants en suite ... [01/19/1858]
Sotheby, S. Leigh & John Wilkinson
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COMPRISING SOME INTERESTING dowcli, Alonmit, Stuoir A dnglLjj Coins, SPECIMENS OF ROMAN GOLD, ENGLISH AND FOREIGN MEDALS, IN THE DIFFERENT METALS ; NUMISMATIC BOOKS, MAHOGANY CABINETS, AN ELEGANT NECKLACE, COMPOSED OF TWELVE EXQUISITELY CUT CAMEOS, IN FINELY CHASED GOLD SETTING ; AND A BEAUTIFUL PAIR OF EAR-PENDANTS EN SUITE. WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MESSRS. S. LEIGH SOTHEBY & JOHN WILKINSON, AUCTIONEERS OF LITERARY PROPERTY AND WORKS ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE FINE ARTS. AT THEIR HOUSE, 3, WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND, On TUESDAY, the 19th of JANUARY, 1858, and following Day, AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. May be Viewed Saturday and Monday previous, and Catalogues had. J. Davy and Sons, Printers, 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 of 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. The Lots to be taken away at the Buyer’s Expense, immediately after the Conclusion of the Sale; in default of which, Messrs. S. Leigh Sotheby & John Wilkinson 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 immediate sale, and the expense, the same as if re-sold, will be added to the amount at which they were bought. Messrs. S. Leigh Sotheby & John Wilkinson will have the option of re-selling the Lots uncleared either by public or private sale, without any notice being given to the defaulter. Upon failure of complying with the above conditions, the money required or 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 be made good by the defaulter at this sale. Gentlemen who cannot attend the Sale, may have their commissions faithfully executed by their humble servants, S. LEIGH SOTHEBY & JOHN WILKINSON, Wellington Street, Strand. CATALOGUE OF A SMALL COLLECTION OF GREEK, ROMAN, SAXON AND ENGLISH COINS. FIRST DAY’S SALE. GREEK AND ROMAN. LOT 1 Greek Brass of Hiero, Ptolemy, &c. 4 ; Silver of Athens, 2 ; Sg’ina, 3 9 2 Silver of Velia, 2 ; Metapontum, one incuse, 3; Neapolis, 2 — 7 3 Silver of Metapontum, 3 ; Agrigentum, 2; Neapolis, 1 ; and others 9 4 Silver of Macedon, Tetradrachm, 1 ; Thurium, 1 ; Croton, 1 ; Chalcis and others 9 5 Greek Kings. Philip, Tetradrachm, 1 ; Drachms of Philip and Alexander the Great, Ptolemy, of Egypt, two Coins of the Sassanidie and a Daric 6 Roman Consular Silver.— Acilia, Coponia, Fabia, Hosidia, and others, some fine 7 Fabia, Hosidia, Herenia, Junia, Minucia, and others 15 8 Minucia, Norbanus, Postumia, Plancia, Saufeia, Vibia, and others, some fine 9 Antia, scarce; Fabia, Gallia, Junia, L utatia, Mania, and  2, well preserved; Otho; Titus; and one of Julia Titi, rare. Vespasian, rev. ivdaea., 2; and five others, various reverses; and three Domitians, the last all fine. Trajan, 4; Hadrian, 1; Antoninus, 3; Faustina, 4, various reverses, some fine. Titus, rev. Trophy with two captives; Domitian, rev. two Hands holding a Standard; Nerva; Hadrian, rev. moneta. avg.; and Sabina, rev. concordia., all very fine. Lucilla; Albinus, rev. two Hands holding a trophy, fine; Severus, 6, various reverses; Julia, 2, some fine. Julia, 3; Caracalla, 5, all various reverses; Geta; Macrinus, scarce, some fine. Diadumenian, rev. the Emperor holding three Standards, well preserved and rare; and Elagabalus, 5. Diadumenian, 1; Julia Paula; Julia Sosemias; Julia Msesa; Severus Alexander, 3; and Orbiana, rev. concordia, fine and rare. Nerva, 1; Faustina jun. 1; Julia, 1; Julia Msesa, 1; Gordian III, 5; and four others, all fine. JElius, rev. pietas., very fine; Julia, rev. selv. felicitas; Elagabalus; Caracalla; and Mariniana, rev. consecratio, all very fine. Maximinus, 5, various; Gordian III, 2; Philip, 1; Otacilia, all fine. Gordian, 3; Philip jun. 1; Etruscilla, 1, all fine. Etruscilla, 1; Trebonianus Gallus, 2;  28 28 Roman Brass. 01 v. divo. avgvsto., a Statue of Augustus drawn by four elephants, rev. s. c. with inscription; Claudius, rev. Spes. aygvstya. ; Domitian; Hadrian; Antoninus, rev. Temple; and column, all large brass. Large Brass. Hadrian, Antoninus, Faustina jun., Maximinus, Gordian, Philip and Valerian. Middle Brass. Julius and Augustus, Colonial; Augustus; Crusus; Nero, rev. Victoria; another, rev. Rome seated; Vespasian, with Bust to the right and left, all well preserved. Nero, rev. Apollo; Vespasian, rev. victori a. navaliss. fides. Pvblica. ; Titus, rev. felicitas. ; Domitian, 2, &c. Nero, rev. Victory with a Shield; Maximus; Philip jun.; and various of the Lower Empire, some fine. Nero, rev. genio. avgvsti. ; Maximianus, various, 2; Diocleian, rev. two Figures standing, &c. all fine. Third Brass of the Upper Empire, Gallienus, Postumus. Victorious, 1; and Constantines, various, some fine 1.22 Gallienus; Marius, rev. Hands joined, rare, 1; Aurelian, 2; Tetricus, Tacitus, Probus, and Constantine, all fine 22 Severina, scarce; Tetricus; Tacitus; Florian; Carus; Numerian; Delmatius, rare; Probus and others, all fine 20 Gallienus; Claudius; Probus; Carus; Dalmatius, rare; Constantine; Helena and Fausta, many fine 21 Probus, Carus, Crispus and others, including one of Allectus and two of Carusius, nearly all fine 38 Probus, Carus, Crispus and others, including one of Allectus and two of Carusius, rare; Vigimund and Osberht, E ANGLO-SAXON COINS. Sceattae, obv. Bust to the right, rev. a Bird standing on a Cross; another, rev. Letters within a square; Stycas of the Kings of Northumberland, including one of Eanbald, rare; Vigimund and Osberht, E ANGLO-SAXON COINS. Thered and Eanred, some fine 16 42 Burgred, King of Mercia, obv. Bust to the right, rev. cenred. Gedhere, heavy, and HEGERED, moneyers, all fine. Alfred, obv. in the centre line his name, the above line onsna., and beneath forda. for Oxford, rev. bernvtid. mo., moneyer, very fine and rare. Alfred, oJy. el. fr. ed. rex., m. cadberhe., moneyer, fine; and three Cunetti, he. found at Cuerdale, all fine. Similar lot, but the Alfred’s moneyer name being Bernred; a St. Edmund Penny, &c. all fine. Eadweard, obv. a small Cross within a circle, rev. beornere. mo.; another with edered. mo., both fine. Eadmund, obv. small Cross in the centre of a circle, rev. meraat. mo. reading retrograde; and one of Edgar, rev. DVR and. mon. 3 48 Ethelred II, obv. Bust to the right, with and without sceptre, struck at London and York; and one, rev. the Hand of Providence, struck at York 3 49 Ethelred, obv. Bust helmeted, rev. a long Cross with ornamented ends, a Square also with ornamented corners, colgrim. on. 50 Two others, without the helmet; one struck at London and Dublin; Cnut, struck at York; and five various types of Edward the Confessor 51 Harold, 1, obv. Bust to the left with sceptre, rev. an ornamented Cross, sprtan. on. — INC., with the exception of a small hole it is fine; and a Penny and Halfpenny of Edward the Confessor /6 j) £ / / •t If- s 52 William I, obv. Side-face to the left, with sceptre, rev. orna¬ mented Cross, pvlfmaer. on. rv., fine 1 53 William I, obv. Full-face, the Bonnet type ; two of the Pax type ; and one with two Sceptres 4 54 Henry I, obv. three-quarter Face to the left, rev. a Cross with ornamented ends, one struck at London 2 55 Henry Earl of Northumberland, obv. Bust crowned to the left, Sceptre in front, rev. a long Cross, with a small Cross in each quarter, wiled, mo., Lindsay , p. 1, n. 19, from Mr. Cuff's Sale , Lot 1954, rare 1 56 Henry II, 2 ; Henry III, rev. with the long and short Cross ; Edward I, London Pennies, 4, some fine 12 57 Henry IT, Penny, 1 ; Henry III, various, 6 ; Edward I, Pennies, London, 2 ; Canterbury, 2 ; Lincoln,! 12 A (f 58 Edward I, Pennies, struck at London, Lincoln, York, and Can¬ terbury, and the Halfpenny struck at London, and five of Edward II 14 59 Edward III, London and York Groats, 4 ; Pennies, 4 ; Half¬ penny and Farthing, some Jine ; and a Richard II Penny, struck at York 11 60 Llenry V and VI, Groats, 3 ; Penny, 1 ; Halfpennies, 3 ; Ed¬ ward IV, Groats, 3, struck at London, some Jine 10 61 Edward IV, Groats, with the sun, crown, and cross, m.m. ; Richard III, Groat, with the rose, m.m., struck at London, all well preserved 4 62 Richard III, Groat, obv. the Boar’s head, m.m., rev. the Rose, m.m. Toell preserved; and a Penny, poor. Henry VII, Groats, Full-face, with the arch-crown, various, m.m., 5; one with the Side-face, and three Half Groats and a Penny with the keys under the shield, all well preserved. Henry VII, Side-face Groats, 1; Full-face Groats, 3, one with the hound’s head m.m.; Henry VIII, Side-face Groats, 2; a Full-face Groat, struck at Bristol; and Full-face Penny, Canterbury, some fine. Edward VI, Half Crown, y. m.m.; a Side-face Shilling, and a Full-face Shilling, with the tun m.m. Mary, Groat, fine; Shillings of Philip and Mary, 1554, 1555; Elizabeth, Milled Shilling and three Sixpences. Elizabeth, Crown, with the 2, m.m., well preserved and rare. Elizabeth, Half Crown; Shillings, 2; Sixpences, 4; James I, Shillings, 2. and a Sixpence 10 69 James I, Shillings, one having the plume above the shield, rare; and a Sixpence, 1624, all well preserved 5 70 Charles I, York Half Crown, lion m.m.; Tower Shilling and Sixpence; a Great, Penny and Halfpenny 6 71 Charles I, York Half Crowns, 2, Jine; a York Shilling, and one by Briot, anemone m.m. 4 72 Newark, a set of the Siege Coins, the Half Crown, Shilling, Ninepence and Sixpence, well preserved 4 73 Carlisle, Shilling, obv. c.R. crowned, rev. obs. carl. 1645, well preserved and very rare 1 74 Pontefract Shilling, obv. c.R. crowned, rev. obs. spiro. spero., rev. A Castle, 1648 beneath, diamond shape,  and Mary Shilling and Sixpence; and a Shilling and Sixpence of Anne, some fine. George I, from the Crown to the Sixpence, all with the rose and feathers, except the Sixpence. George I, Shillings, with W.C. beneath the Bust, The Welsh Copper Company, 1726, scarce; one of the South Sea Company; and a Proof Farthing, struck in Silver, 1718; a Shilling, George II, all roses, 1741; and three Sixpences, one being a Proof, 1746. George III, Shilling, 1763; Shilling, 2; Sixpences, 2, one being a Proof, 1787; a Bank Token for 5s. 6d. 1811; and a Spanish Dollar, countermarked for 4s. 9d., some fine’s. Silver Medals. Oliver Cromwell, small oval, obv. his Bust, struck on the Battle of Dunbar, by Simon; Coronation Medals, Charles I. II, and James II; and two Patterns for Farthings, William and Mary / 6 83 Irish Silver Coins. John, Penny and two Halfpence; Edward I, Pennies, 3, all struck at Dublin; Henry VI, three crowned Half Groats; Henry VIII, Harp Sixpences, 2; Philip and Mary, Sixpence, 1557; and a Pattern for a Farthing of James II, fine 11 84 Scotch Silver. 89 William I, Penny, struck at Winchester, Pax type; Henry I, Three-quarter-face to the left; Stephen, Side-face to the right, with Sceptre in front; and Henry II 4 90 Richard I, Anglo-Gallic Penny; two Pennies of John, and a Halfpenny, struck at Dublin; various Pennies of the Edwards and Henries; and a Halfpenny of Henry V, struck at London, some well preserved 16 91 Richard II, Penny, York; and Richard III, scarce 2 92 Henry VIII, Great, and various Half Groats and Pennies, including the Rose Pennies of Philip and Mary and Edward VI 15 93 Commonwealth Crown, 1656, and a Pontefract Shilling, 1648 2 94 Oliver Cromwell’s Crown and Half Crown 2 95 Charles II, Crown and Shilling with the Elephant under the bust, 1666, rare 2 96 Shillings from Charles I to George III 10 97 Shillings of William III, one all roses, another feathers, 1699, scarce; and five Various Shillings 98 Crowns of James II. and William and Mary 99 Sixpences from Charles I. to George III, including William III, all roses, and all feathers. Sixpences 100 Various small Money (Maundy) some fine 101 Silver Coins. Louis Napoleon, William King of the Netherlands, a Charles II. Farthing in Silver, a James II. Farthing in Tin, and the Irish Token for Five Pence 102 Roman Consular, in Silver. Sergia, Licinia, and others, and two Indian Coins 103 Roman Consular, in Silver. Cassia, Fabia, Tituria, Coelia, and others, well preserved 104 Imperial Silver. Lepidus, 2, one doubtful; M. Anthony, obv. His Bust, rev. Octavius 3 105 Tiberius; Claudius; Otho; Hadrian; Elius; Albinus, 2; Fausina, sen., and Crispina. 10 106 Pertinax, rev. Female standing, providentia, rare 1 107 Another, obv. fine Portrait, rev. laetitia. tempor. cos. ii., very scarce 1 108 Albinus, 2; Hostilian, fine; Diocletian I., Gordian III., and Medallions of Nero and Trajan, struck in Syria, some well preserved 1 109 Various of the Lower Empire, all well preserved, & nine false 22 110 Gold. Honorius, and one of Gratianus, fine 2 111 Justinus, rev. Victory holding a standard; and one of Focas, fine 2 112 Leo, and one of Romanus and his Son holding a cross, both fine 2 113 Roman Large Brass. Drusus sen., obv. Bust to the left, rev. Drusus seated, holding a laurel branch; Claudius, rev. spes. Ava. Agrippina, rev. Carpentum, well preserved. Nero, rev. Temple of Janus; Galba, Vespasian I.; Domitian, rev. Galley, and one rev. Neptune. Hadrian, rev. Hilaritas, and two others; Antoninus Pius, Faustina, rev. Augusta; M. Aurelius, rev. the Emperor standing, holding four standards, and two others. M. Aurelius, 2; Faustina, jun. 2, one with Female standing, holding a child in her hand; Fecunditas; Commodus I.; Albinus I.; Julia Soaemias I. Didius Julian, poor; Julia Maesa; Severus Alexander, 2; Barba Orbiana, rev. two Figures standing, Concordia. Julia Mamaea, I.; Maximinus, 3; Gordian, 4; some well preserved. Paulina, obv. her Bust veiled, rev. consecratio, well preserved and scarce. Philip, obv. her Bust veiled, rev. consecratio, well preserved and scarce. Philip, obv. her Bust veiled, rev. consecratio, well preserved and scarce. Sen., rev. Column, and one other; Otacilia; Philip jun., T. Gallus, 3; Mariniana, obv. Bust veiled, rev. Peacock, consecratio. Medallion of T. Decius, rev. Female standing, felicitas. C- i 22 Gallienus 3, various types; Postumus 1, T. Decius, and three Medallions (Paduans) 9 123 Second Brass. Augustus, Agrippa, Claudius, Nero, Victoria Augusta, Vitellius, Vespasian, Vespasian, &c. 3; Julia Titi, Domitian 10 124 Domitian, 2; Trajan 1; Hadrian, rev. allvs., &c., 3; Sabina I.; Antoninus; Faustina, sen. 10 125 Aurelius; Commodus, rev. the Emperor in a car, drawn by four horses; Crispina, Albinus, Severus Alexander, and three small Medallions of Aurelian, in good preservation 8 126 Third Brass. Gallienus, 10; Salonina 1.; Postumus 1.; Victorinus, 4; Claudius, 4; Aurelian, 2; and others, some fine 30 127 A very similar lot 30 128 Gallienus, 5; Victorinus, 4; Claudius, 6; Tetricus, 3.; Tacitus Tus 1., and one of Carausius and Allectus 23 130 Tetricus, 3; Tacitus, 2; Probus, 4; Carus, 1; Numerian, 2, and others 25 131 Tetricus, 3; Probus, 5; Numerian, 2; Crispus, 3; Carausius, 3; Allectus, 4, and others, some fine 32 132 Allectus, 4; Licinius, 5; Maximianus, Magnensius, Helena, Fausta, and various Constantines, and others, many fine 41 ROMAN SILVER. 133 Emilia, Cassia, Decimia, Ccelia, Cornelia, 2 6 134 Cloulia, Furia, Lucretia, Manna, Tinaria, Pompeia, Percia, &c. 13 135 Pompey, Julius Caesar, M. Anthony, fine; Nero 4 136 Pompey, M. Anthony, fine; Gaiba, fine; Otho, Vespasian 5 137 Otho, Vespasian, Nerva, Hadrian, 2; Sabina 6 138 Vespasian, 2; Titus, Domitian, Hadrian, Sabina, Faustina 137 Domitian, Nerva, Trajan, Elius, Antoninus, Faustina jun., 2 7 140 Antoninus, Faustina sen., Faustina jun., 5 varied, Lucilla, Crispina C 141 Faustina sen.; Faustina jun.; 5 varied; Lucilla, 2; Crispina, 2; Julia Domna, 4, varied 14 C £ /> ,, t r\ j 7 / s~ A 1* 7 •• / * ^ / (p •• fr V* a 0 2 \ 1* „ / *8 * «/ / / /<r // / r V / / * i ///- (p 142 Faustina sen. ; Faustina jun. ; 5 varied; Lucilla, 2; Crispina; Julia Domna 11 143 Faustina sen.; Faustina jun.; 5 varied; Lucilla; Crispina: Julia Domna, 2 ; Plautilla; Julia Msesa 12 144 Pertina very fair ■ 1 145 Didius Julian, fine 1 146 Albinus ; Severus ; Julia Domna, 3, varied; Plautilla; Julia Maesa, 2 8 147 Caracalla ; Plautilla, 2 ; Geta; Julia Msesa, 2 6 148 Geta, 2 ; Plautilla; Julia Msesa, 2 ; Maximinus 6 149 Macrinus; Julia Msesa ; Aquilia Severa,j7«e; Maximinus 4 150 Julia Msesa; Julia Paula, fine ; Julia Mamsea ; Alexander; Maximinus 5 151 Julia Msesa, 2 ; Julia Sosemias ; Julia Paula; Julia Mamsea; Alexander ; Maximinus 7 152 Julia Mamsea, Orbiana,yme; Maximinus ; Gordianus Pius 5 153 Julia Mamsea, Alexander, Orbiana, Maximinus, Gordianus Pius 5 154 Julia Msesa, 2; Julia Sosemias; Julia Mamseia, 2; Maximi¬ nus, Gordianus Pius 7 155 Gordianus Pius, 3 varied ; Philip, sen. 2 ; Etruscilla, 2 ; Heren- nius ; Volusian 9 156 Gordianus Pius, 2 ; Philip, sen. 2 ; Philip jun. 2 ; Etruscilla ; Trebonianus Gallus, 3 ; Valerian, 3 13 157 Gordianus Pius, 3; Philip sen., Philip, jun., Herennius, Trebo¬ nianus Gallus, Valerian, Mariniana 9 158 Volusian ; Valerian; Mariniana; Gallienus, 4 varied; Salonina ; Saloninus, 3 ; Postumus 12 159 Etruscilla ; Trebonianus Gallus, 2 ; Volusian; Mariniana; Gal¬ lienus, 2; Saloninus, 4, varied ; Postumus, 2 14 160 Constantius II, 2; Julian the Apostate, 2 ; Valens, Gratian, Eugenius 7 ROMAN GOLD. 161 Constantius II, full-face, fine 162 Valentinian I; Valens 163 Gratian ; Theodosius I, tremissis 164 Arcadius ; Honorius, tremissis 165 Theodosius II. *** 166 Libius Severus 167 Leo I, Constans II. and Constantine IV. \yj$ 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 11 THIRD BRASS. 168 Valerian, Gallienus, Saloninus, Postumus, Victorinus, Claudius Gothicus, Quintillus 23 169 Lrelian, Tetricus, Marius, Claudius Gothicus, Quintillus, Severina 9 170 Aurelian, Vabalathus, Tacitus, Florianus, Probus, Carus, Numerian, Diocletian, Maximian 13 171 Tacitus, Probus, Carus, Carinus, Diocletian, Maximian, Allec- tus, Licinius, Maximinus Daza, Constantine, Helena, &c." 33 172 Tacitus, Probus, Carus, Diocletian, Maximian, Constantius, Maximinus Daza, Licinius, Constantine, Helena, Constantine jun. Constantius Gallus, Julian the Apostate, See. 29 173 Various 55 MISCELLANEOUS. 174 First Brass, various 10 175 Second Brass, various 12 176 A similar lot 12 177 Diocletian, Maximian, Constantius, Severus, Maxentius, Con¬ stantine, Magnentius 12 178 Byzantine and Alexandrian brass coins, varied 20 179 Byzantine Concave Coins 20 180 Alexander the Great, gold, fine 1 181 French Silver, varied 20 182 German, Polish and Swedish Silver 17 183 Italian, Spanish and Portuguese Silver 27 184 Various, Silver 10 185 A Mahogany Coin Cabinet, with sunken brass handles, con¬ taining 20 drawers, pierced for 720 Denarii 186 Ruding(R.) Annals of the Coinage of Great Britain, 3 vol. 187 Folkes on English Coins 188 Humphrey’s Coinage of the British Empire; Historical Account of English Money; Twelve Plates of English Silver Coins 94 4- £ 9t 9/ r* " fa */ / *9 2 / J, 4» 9. f /•f A t 3 <S 'i (a •f it 4 £ •• 9, *7 • 9 " 4/2 49 J i 4! 49 h 99 •/ 94 6 Sr 3 / z / z / 4 * f /n.. /c.. (p 12 SECOND DAY’S SALE, MISCELLANEOUS COINS AND MEDALS. Copper. lot 189 Greek and Roman Coins, Tokens, White Metal Medals, Jettons, and two Rosa Americana pieces, a large lot 190 Medals. Early French of Henry II, III, and IV. Dukes and Duchesses of Lorraine : Theobald I. and Gertrude; John I. and Sophia; Simon I. and Adeleydis; Simon II. and Ida; Frederick I. and Ludomilla; Frederick IV. and Elizabeth; Schulenberg on the Siege of Corey ra, two varieties, rare 12 191 Medals. Papal, 6; Admiral Vernon, 3; Duke of Cumberland, Peter I. of Brazil; Newton; Clarke; Garellius, and others 19 192 Stukeley; Locke; Outram; Lunardi and the Montgolfiers; Admiral Duncan; Rear-Admiral Warren; Wellington, &c. 10 193 Queen Anne. On the Union; Tenths to the Clergy; Taking of Bonne, Limbourg, &c. and a Medallion, rev. Pallas; Jettons of the Pretender, nine varieties W 18 194 George III. and George Prince of Wales and Caroline, very fine and beautifully bronzed medals by Kuchler, of Soho 6 195 Rubens, struck to commemorate the bis-secular fetes at Antwerp in honour of the great Painter; Baron Rothschild; The Queen and Prince Albert, rev. New Royal Exchange; Louis Napoleon, Honorary Medal, gilt, in a case, all very fine. France. Henry II. and IV; Louis XV, rev. Cathedral at Orleans; Marie Antoinette, on her Execution; Alexander Borissowicz; Charles X, by Gatteaux, all fine. Henry IV; Louis XVII, and XVIII; Louis Philippe, Husbandry Prize; Marshal Saxe; Philip V, of Spain; Alexander I, of Russia and Fred. William III, of Prussia, all fine. Jettons, Marie Antoinette, Princess Elizabeth, and the children of Louis XVI, by Loos; Poussin; Cardinal Consalvi, two varieties, in a case, by Chera and Giraudet. Napoleon. Marriage; Taking of Vienna and Presbourg; Porte St. Martin at Paris, rev. Porte de Corinthie at Vienna; Porte de Alcala at Madrid; Rupture of the Treaty of Amiens; Building of 2000 Boats for the Invasion of England; Visit of Francis I to the Paris Mint; Sojourn of Alexander I, all fine. Napoleon. Peace of Luneville; Taking of Trieste; Peace of Vienna. Surrender of Mantoue; Conquest of Egypt; Lafayette; Rousseau; Monneron’s Patterns, &c. W.J. Provisional Tokens, Halfpenny size, all varieties, many not described by Conder, Pye, and Sharpe — 310 London Buildings, Penny size, Hospitals, Almshouses, &c. Jacobs' Castles, Gates, &c. all fine 33 203 Wroxham, Threepence; Ipswich, Penny, with Head of Wolsey; Sekford, Suffolk Token; Admiral Gardner; Marquis Cornwallis; and various others, all fine 35 204 James II, Gun Money; Bermuda; Sierra Leone; Barbados; Sumatra; and various Jettons 200 205 Jettons of the Low Countries, described by Van Mieris and Van Loon; Victory over the Turks; The Inquisition; Reformation; Destruction of the Spanish Fleet; Conquest of Steenway; Union of Guadeloupe; Union of Guadeloupe; Albert and Isabella; Jean Van den Hecke; Baron de Hamme; and several others, with their dates in chronogram, some very fine, and a few relating to England 97 FOREIGN COINS.— Silver, &c. 206 Siam: The Tekal, and its subdivisions, 10, some have a piece of cord between the flattened ends, for the convenience Of carriage, and for the better security of the money. Ceylon: Fish-hook shaped money, five very curious specimens 15 207 China: Dollar and Half Dollar, both very fine. Brunswick: Augustus V, Two Dollar Piece, 1655 208 Portugal: John, a beautiful proof of the 960 Reas Piece, 1809. France: Henry V, proofs of the Five Franc Piece, 1831; Franc, 1832; Half Franc, 1833, all fine. Spain: Bracteates of Basel, Lindau, Zurich, Lucerne, Bern, Abbey  and Sigismund, 9; Robert d’Anjou, 5,6?ie 14 Seljukian Dynasty, Dirhems of Kai Khosru and Azzeddin Kai Kaus, &c. fine and scarce 6 Hindostan : Zodiac-Rupihs, Leo and Taurus, struck by the Emperor Jehangir, 1027, heg.=1617, a.b., rare; Kings of Pihiti; Parakrama Bahu and Sahasa Malla ; Atabegs of Irak Husam-ed-dem Zuluk Arslan ; Mandud ben Zengi, &c. 10 Miscellaneous. Papal, Teutonic Order, Early French, and others, some fine 43 Siege Dollars of Ferdinand VII. for Barcelona, Gerona, Majorca, Vargas, &c. all fine 5 Medalets. Louis XIV, Duke and Duchess de Berry, Louis XVIII, Napoleon, Charles X, &c. all fine, and very small 21 ENGLISH COINS.— Silver. Edward VI, Crown, 1552; Half-Crown, 1551; Shilling and Sixpence, a good set. Mary, Irish Shilling, Bust to left, rev. Veritas, &c. Harp crowned between M. r. crowned, rare, and well preserved. Elizabeth, Pattern for a Shilling, Bust to the left, regina, in full, rev. Arms in a garnished shield, m.m, key, very rare and fine. Elizabeth, Jettons, 3, obv. quid. nos. sine, te., Head crowned between a portcullis and a rose, rev. quid. hoc. sine, armis. A castle between e. r.; obv. vnvm. a. deo. dvobvs. svstineo., full face, Bust of the Queen, rev. afflictorvm. &c. her Monogram crowned, 1601; another, on the assistance rendered to the Low Countries, 1585. Crown, m.m. 1, very fine and rare. Earl of Leicester, Dollar, 1586, struck in Holland, very fine and rare. James VI of Scotland, Thirty and Twenty Shilling Pieces, 1582, 83; Ten Shilling Piece, 1598, with bare head. James VI of Scotland, Sword Dollar, 1571; James, after his accession to the English Throne, Crown, m.m. thistle, rare. Charles I, Crowns, Exeter, 1644, m.m. rose; Tower, m.m. Harp, with c.n. above the shield. Charles I, Tower Mint, Crown, m.m. Harp, Half Crown, m.m. Triangle; Briot’s Pattern, Twopence, extra fine; St. Patrick’s Irish Halfpenny, struck on the Restoration of Charles II, very rare in silver. Charles I, Rare Half Crowns, Hawkins, 409, 503, and a variety not in Hawkins. 231 Charles I, Rare Half Crowns, Inchinquin Crown, V.’s on either side, rare and fine. 231 Inchinquin Half Crown, IIs. vid. on either side, rare and fine. 232 Newark, Half Crown, 1646, and the Shilling and Ninepence, 1645, fine. 233 Ormond, Crown, fine; Sixpence; Commonwealth, Crown, 1654; Half Crown, 1653; Shilling, 1656; Sixpence, 1652, a good set. 234 Charles II, Pattern for a Sovereign, obv. Bust to the right, laureated, and in armour, s. below for Simon, rev. magna. opera, comini. 1660, Royal Arms, crowned, fine and rare. Charles II, Pattern Farthings, 1665, short hair, edge milled; 1665, long flowing hair, fancy milled edge; 1676, long flowing hair, plain edge, all fine. Jomes II, Pattern for a Sixty Shilling Piece (Scotch), 1688, very fine; Pattern for a Farthing (Irish), rev. Harp crowned, 1690, fine. James II, Crown, Half Crown, and Shilling, 1687; Sixpence, 1688, a good set. William and Mary, Crown, 1692; Half Crown, 1692; Shilling, 1693; Sixpence, 1693, a good set. Anne, Crown, 1713, roses and plumes; Half Crown and Shilling, 1708; Sixpence, 1711, a good set. George I, Crown, 1720, roses and plumes; Shilling and Sixpence, 1723; South Sea Company, Sierra Leone, Twenty and Ten Cent Pieces, 1791, proofs; George III, proofs; Shilling, 1817; Sixpence, 1787; Victoria Sixpence and Fourpence, 1839, proofs 9 241 George II, Crown, Half Crown, and Shilling, 1746, fine proofs 3 A 7  vnita. sonat., Harp, the date 1711 in chronogram, rare, all fine 3 Mahogany Cabinet, with folding doors, containing 18 trays (pierced for Crowns), and one deep drawer, by Roberts size 12 by 10^ and 10|- in. hiyh Roman and Foreign Copper Coins, various 151 ENGLISH AND FOREIGN MEDALS.— Silver. Charles II, Naval Honorary Medal, rev. pro. talibvs. avsis., large size ; another, Bust draped, rev. favente. deo 2 James, Duke of Monmouth, rev. svpert. risere. July 6, 1685, the Duke falling from a rock, very fine and rare 1 Earl of Shaftesbury, rev. l^etamvr, ; Sir Edmundbury God¬ frey, DENNYS WALKS DOWNE HIL CARRYING HIS HEAD, Saint Dennis walking with his head in his hand, rev. Godfrey walks up hil after HEE is head, Godfrey walking near to Primrose Hill, where he was murdered, rare and fine ; Box-wood Medal, damaged 3 Archbishop Sancroft, rev. the Seven Bishops, edge lettered ; William and Mary, 2, rev. Perseus rescuing Andromeda 3 William III, on his landing at Torbay, 1688, terras, astr^ea. revisit.; Ann, rev. entirely English; George I. the Action in the Mediterranean ; Coronation Medals of George I, and Queen Caroline; John Parish 6 Poland, John III ; Lorraine, Charles V ; Papal, Alexander VIII ; Sweden, Charles V, by Hedlingcr 4 Silver Coins: Clement XIII, XIV; Sede Vacante, 1774. Gold Coins : Albert and Elizabeth, and Pius VI. 5 17 ivt. 7| 02. 256 English and Foreign Silver Coins 257 Bronze and Brass Medals, 8; Jettons, 11, by Kirk 19 258 Anne, Pattern Farthing, 1713, rev. pax. missa. per. orbem. Peace in a biga, very rare and fine l 259 Anne, Farthing, 1714, broad rim; Halfpenny, rev. Britannia seated, holding an olive branch, both well preserved 2 SAXON AND ENGLISH COINS.— Silver. 260 Stycoe. Eanred, 3; Ethelstan, York Mint; William I. and II, Pennies; Hhs. 233, Romney Mint, 2, one broken; Hks. 234, York Mint; Hks. 238, Thetford Mint, one pierced; Hks. 241, Pax type; Ilks. 243, Dorchester Mint; Ilks. Henry I, Ilks. 252, very rare type; Stephen, Ilks. 269 and 270; Eustace, Ilks. 282, broken 15 261 Henry II, Pennies, 7; John, Pennies, 2; Henry III, Pennies, Short Cross type, 16; Long Cross type, 8, one rex. terci; Long Cross, with sceptre, 7; Edward I. and II, Farthings, 3; Halfpennies, 2, one of the Berwick Mint, scarce; Pennies, 17, Robert de Hadelie, Chester, and other Mints 62 262 Henry II, Penny, Newark Mint; John, Halfpenny, Head in triangle, rev. wille. mo. lime. Limerick Mint, rare; Henry III, various, one rex. terci.; Edward I. and II, Pennies, 36, Reading rare; Newcastle; Berwick; Chester; Exeter; Kingston + 43 263 Edward III, Pennies, 8, three with the Episcopal m.m. of Bishop Hatfield; Half Groats, 4; Groats, 8; Farthings and Halfpennies of Edward I. or II, of the Bristol and London Mints; Richard II, Halfpennies, 2; Pennies, 2; Half Groat and Groat 32 264 Henry IV, V, or VI, Halfpennies, 6, London and Calais; Pennies, 5, York, Durham, London, and Calais; Half Groats, 5; Groats, 7, London and Calais; Edward IV, Pennies, 15; Half Groats, 4; Groats, 4, Norwich, Bristol, York, London 46 265 Henry IV, London Halfpenny, ivt. 9 yrs. very rare; Henry VI, Light Groat, York, ivt. 47 yrs. rare; Edward IV, Groat, London, before his 4th year, m. m. rose; Henry VII, Groat, first coinage, London,  Canterbury; Groats, 11; London, Bristol, York, with and without E on neck; Richard III, Groats, 2, m.m. boar’s head, and rose and sun conjoined, in fair condition 2 Henry VII, Arched Crown Coinage: Half Groats, 6; York and Canterbury, two struck by Abp. Morton, one having the open Crown; Groats, 6, m.m. hound’s head, anchor, &c. Profile Coinage: Half Groats, 4, with and without Keys; Groats, 4; Shilling, false; Sovereign type Pennies, 6.27 Henry VIII, Halfpennies, 4, one Canterbury with T.C. for Thomas Cranmer; Pennies, sovereign type, 8, with initials of Wolsey, Ruthall, and Tonstall; Half Groats, 7, with initials of Wareham, Wolsey, and Lee; Groats, 9, one with T.W. for Thomas Wolsey, coinages after his 34th year; Pennies, London and Canterbury; Half Groats, 4; Groats, 7, York, Bristol, London; Shillings, 2, Bristol and London, both poor —?V r 43 Edward VI, foot of Ponny, Threepence, and Shilling, m.m. y; Shillings, profile, m.m. arrow and Y; Half Crown and Crown; Mary, Groats, 2.10 Edward VI, Sixpence; Shillings, 5, three of them brass; Crowns, m.m. tun and y; Philip and Mary, Groats, 2; Sixpence; Shillings Elizabeth, Halfpenny; Three Farthing Piece, 1573, m.m., phoenix; Penny, m.m. 1; three Halfpennies, 1561, 73, 78 Half Groats, 2, m.m. cross-crosslet, and 2; Threepences, 2 Groat; Sixpences, 5, two milled; Shillings, 4, two milled Plalf Crown and Crown, m.m. 1 22 Elizabeth, Pennies, 5; Half Groats, 4; Threepences, 5, one milled; Groats, 2; Sixpences, 11, several milled; Shillings, 3 30 James I, Halfpenny, m.m., ermine; Pennies, 5; Half Groats, 6; Sixpences, 5; Shillings, 7, two extra. Half Crowns, 2; Crowns, 2 28 Charles I, Halfpennies 2; Pennies, 5; Half Groats, 8; Threepences, 5; Groats, 2, Bristol, &c.; Sixpences, 3, Tower, Bristol, &c.; Shillings, 3, York, Aberstwith. and Tower; Half Crowns, 3, York, Tower, and Bristol; Crowns, 2, Oxford and Exeter 33 19 Ms. 276 Charles I, Sixpences, 2, one Briot’s; Shillings, 5, Tower, York, and Briot’s; Half Crowns, 8, Oxford, 1644, ox. and Tower, including one of his first coinage; Crowns, 3, Exeter, Tower, and Briot’s 18 277 Siege Crowns, temp. Charles I: Newark Sixpence, 1646; Shilling, 1645; and Half Crown, 1646. Pontefract Shilling 4 278 Siege: Inchinquin Crown, with V’s. on either side, rare and well preserved l 279 Commonwealth, Shilling, 1652; Half Crown, 1652, well preserved; Cromwell, Shilling 3 280 Commonwealth, Coins, 16, from the Halfpenny to the Half Crown, the last plated; Charles II, Hammered Coins, 15, consisting of Pennies, Twopences, Threepences, Fourpences, Shillings, and a Half Crown 31 281 Milled Coins. Maundy Pieces from Charles II to William IV, various, some fine 81 282 Charles II, Sixpence; Shillings, 3, one with Elephant under the bust; Half Crown, 1673; Crowns, 4, 1662, rose; 1666, elephant; 1671; James II, Sixpence; Shillings, 3; Half Crown and Crown 15 283 William and Mary and William III, Sixpences, 4; Shillings, 7, one with plumes; Half Crowns, 5, 1689, two varieties, 1693, 1697 N.; Crowns, 4, 1692, 1695 21 284 Ann and George I, Sixpences, 4; Shillings 9, 1702 plumes, 1707 plain, 1712 roses and plumes, 1720 plain; 1723 roses and plumes, and S.S.C, 1725 W.C.C. scarce; Half Crowns, 3, 1707 and 1713 roses and plumes; Crowns, 3, 1703 vigo, 1716 and 1720 roses and plumes; Crowns, 3, 1703 vigo, 1716 and 1747 roses; Eighteen-penny Piece; Half Crowns, 2. 1746 lima; Crowns, 3, 1741, 1746 lima 22 286 Miscellaneous. Irish, Scotch, Roman, and Foreign Coins, various, including several counterfeit Sterlings. 287 Miscellaneous, Denarius of Pertinax, rare and well preserved; Denier of Charles le Chauve, &c. and a Gold Florin. 288 Pattern Farthing of Charles II, 1676, quatuor, &c.; and various Jettons, two on the marriage of Charles I. and Henrietta, and one on the marriage of Mr. John Cleypole to Elizabeth, daughter of Oliver Cromwell. 289 Coronation Medals of George II. 