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Brilliant Auctions, 21/11/2024. 128 lots, estimates 5 - 45000 £.

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Lots in this catalog (128)

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• Lot 1: British Iron-Age, Catuvellauni, Tasciovanus. Quarter-Stater. — £500 - £600
• Lot 2: Durotriges, 100BC - 43AD. Silver stater, white gold type. Uninscribed series, silver Stater, — £300 - £350
• Lot 4: Early Anglo Saxon, Commios (mid to late 1st century BC). Silver Unit. Moon head left, curved ladder for hair, — £700 - £800
• Lot 5: Early Anglo Saxon, , Sceatta. Primary series C2II, possibly imitative, radiate bust right with triangular nose, — £200 - £300
• Lot 6: Early Anglo-Saxon Period, Sceatta. Continental series E, porcupine-like figure enclosing three bars, saltire below, — £140 - £180
• Lot 7: Early Anglo-Saxon Period, Sceatta. Secondary series R1, radiate head with pyramidal neck right, epa in runes in front, — £100 - £140
• Lot 8: Early Anglo-Saxon Period, Sceatta, Secondary series R1. Radiate head with pyramidal neck right, epa in runes in front, — £200 - £240
• Lot 9: Roman Imperial coins, Septimius Severus (AD (193 to 194). Silver Denarius. Obv. SEVERVS PIVS AVG; Rev. — £30 - £50
• Lot 10: Roman Imperial coins, Gordian III (AD 238-244). AR antoninianus. Obv. MP.CAES.M.ANT.GORDIANVS AVG; Rev. — £30 - £50
• Lot 11: Roman Imperial coins, Gordian III (AD 238-244). AR antoninianus. Obv. IMP GORDIANVS PIVS FEL AVG. Rev. MARS PROPVG. — £50 - £80
• Lot 12: Roman Imperial coins, Gordian III (AD 238-244). AR Antoninianus. Obv. IMP CAES M ANT GORDIANVS AVG. Rev. AEQVITAS AVG. — £50 - £80
• Lot 13: Roman Imperial coins, Gordian III (AD 238-244). AR antoninianus. Obv. IMP. GORDIANVUS PIVS FEL AVG. Rev. — £30 - £50
• Lot 14: Roman Imperial coins, Gordian III (AD 238-244). AR antoninianus. Obv. IMP. GORDIANVS PIVS FEL. AVG; Rev. — £20 - £40
• Lot 15: Roman Imperial coins, Gordian III (AD 238-244). AR antoninianus. Obv. IMP. Caes.M.ANT.GORDIANVS AVG Rev. — £30 - £50
• Lot 16: Roman Imperial coins, Leo I (457-474). Solidus. Constantinople, helmeted and cuirassed bust facing, — £400 - £500
• Lot 17: Carausius Antoninianus. AD 289-90. Billon, Radiate bust right, — £50 - £80
• Lot 18: Kings of Northumbria, Eadberht (737-58), Sceat, class F. Eotberhtvs cross and pellets within beaded circle, rev. — £450 - £500
• Lot 19: Archbishops of Canterbury, Æthelheard (792-805), Penny, fifth issue with King’s name, xædilheard ar, — £1,600 - £2,600
• Lot 20: Kings of Mercia, Coenwulf (796-821), Penny. Gps III and IV, Portrait type, Canterbury, Diormod, diademed bust right, — £2,000 - £3,000
• Lot 21: Kings of Mercia, Coenwulf, Penny. 796-821. Canterbury, Æthelmoth, coenvvlf rex, m in centre, rev. — £4,000 - £5,000
• Lot 22: William I, Penny. 1066-1087. Profile Left type [BMC I], Gloucester, Seolcwine, seolcpine on glei. Slightly crimped, — £2,400 - £3,000
• Lot 23: William I , Penny. 1066-1087. Profile Right type [BMC VII], Leicester, Frethhkest, fredhkest on lhr. — £3,400 - £4,000
• Lot 24: William I, Penny. 1066-1087. Two Stars type [BMC V], London, Godwine, godpine on lvi. — £2,800 - £3,600
• Lot 25: John, Penny. Class Vb. Regular S, circular pelleted curls, cross pattee as initial mark on reverse. York. Davi (DAVI . — £60 - £70
• Lot 26: Henry III, Penny. Class VIb short cross. Very tall lettering with long rectangular face. Ilger from London. (ILGER . — £80 - £100
• Lot 27: Edward I, Penny. Class 10ab. Closed E and C, low crown. Canterbury. Fine (S1409) — £10 - £20
• Lot 28: Edward I. Penny. Probably Class 10ab. Closed E. Durham. Portrait weak but legends nice in places. VG to NF — £10 - £20
• Lot 29: James I (1603-25), Rose Ryal, second coinage, 1604-19, initial mark escallop (1606-7), — £24,000 - £30,000
• Lot 30: Elizabeth I, Penny. Head 3B. Good fine. (Probably 2558) — £30 - £40
• Lot 31: Elizabeth I. Penny. About Fine. Slightly creased flan and holed. — £10 - £20
• Lot 32: Elizabeth I, Half Groat. No rose or date, two pellets behind bust. mm 0. London. — £20 - £30
• Lot 33: Elizabeth I, 1560-61, Shilling. MM Cross Crosslet. Portrait Very Good, rim and reverse fine with worn patches. — £30 - £40
• Lot 34: Charles I, Crown. 1625-42. Group II second horseman, smaller horse. Tower under the king. — £4,000 - £5,000
• Lot 35: Oliver Cromwell, 1658/7, Crown. A stunning delightfully toned crown with underlying brilliance. Superb and rare coin, — £7,500 - £9,000
• Lot 36: 1670 Ipswich Token. 17th Century Token from Ipswich, Suffolk. — £30 - £50
• Lot 37: Charles II, 1681. Two Guineas. 2nd Laureate head, right reverse crowned shields cruciform sceptre in angles (MCE45, — £45,000 - £60,000
• Lot 38: William and Mary, Half Crown. 1689. 1st bust. Caul only frosted, pearls. NVF/VF. (S3434) — £250 - £300
• Lot 39: Anne, 1713. Crown. Roses and plume. One or 2 minor marks but overall AEF and toned. A stunning coin. (S3603) — £3,500 - £4,000
• Lot 40: Anne, Crown. 1708. Plumes on reverse with edge SEPTIMO. About extremely fine, reverse better, — £3,000 - £4,000
• Lot 41: George I, 1720/18, Crown. SEXTO, Laureate draped head. Rev 4 crowned shield. Roses and plumes in angles. — £6,000 - £7,000
• Lot 42: George II, Half Crown. 1746. Proof. Plain in angles. VICESIMO. Practically as struck. Choice and delightfully toned. — £4,000 - £5,000
• Lot 43: George II, 1739, Crown. Roses in angles. Pleasing and attractively toned with underlying mint brilliance. — £3,000 - £4,000
• Lot 44: George II, Crown. 1741. Roses in angles, D. QVARTO. NEF (S3687) — £2,000 - £3,000
• Lot 45: George II, Crown. 1743. Roses and shields. AEF and with some lovely toning (S3688, ESC 1667) — £2,500 - £3,000
• Lot 46: George III, Farthing. 1807. Fine (S3780) — £5 - £15
• Lot 47: George III, 1817, Maundy Fourpence. Stunning colour and toning. UNC (S3793) — £60 - £80
• Lot 48: George III, 1787. Proof Shilling; Hearts. As struck, very slight surface marks with fantastic eye appeal. — £2,000 - £2,500
• Lot 49: George, 1817 Shilling. Slabbed by NGC as AU55. — £200 - £300
• Lot 50: George III, 1817 Half Crown. Bull head. Crowned garter and shield. VF (S3788) — £45 - £60
• Lot 51: George III, 1812, Proof Bank of England 3 Shilling. Bare Head. Top leaf between 1 and G. Stunningn toning and detail. — £1,500 - £2,000
• Lot 52: George III, 1795. Oval Countermarked Dollar. Mexico City mint. Bold EF, countermark EF. (ESC129, S3765A) — £800 - £1,000
• Lot 53: George III - 1804 - Bank of England Dollar - In fine condition but may have been cleaned previously. (S3768) — £20 - £40
• Lot 54: George III, 1787. Guinea. Fifth bust. Extremely fine with some residual mint bloom (MCE 391; S3729) — £800 - £1,000
• Lot 55: George III, 1816, L of MAL over a lower L, choice UNC and nicely toned, slabbed and graded CGS 85, — £200 - £300
• Lot 56: George IV, Farthing. 1826. Laur head EF (S3825) — £30 - £40
• Lot 57: George IV, Proof Half Crown. 1826. Edge grained. Lovely grey toning. Mint (S3809) — £1,800 - £2,500
• Lot 58: George IV, 1821, Crown. Laurel Head & St George. Fabulous definition, particularly on portrait. — £400 - £500
• Lot 59: Victoria, Half Penny. 1888. GEF with lots of lovely lustre. (S3956) — £20 - £30
• Lot 60: Victoria, Half Penny. 1901. Old Head. EF with some lustre. (S3962) — £5 - £10
• Lot 61: Victoria, 5 x Penny & 2 x Half Penny. Penny; 1895, 1899, 1901 (3). Half Penny; 1900, 1901. — £40 - £50
• Lot 62: Victoria, Penny. 1888 Obv 12, Rev N. GVF with some dark marks. Lustre in places (S3954) — £20 - £30
• Lot 63: Victoria Penny 1d, 1870. Obv 6, rev G. EF (S3954) — £160 - £180
• Lot 64: Victoria, Penny. 1885. Obverse 12 Reverse N. Lots of lovely lustre and a GVF/NEF (S3954) — £10 - £20
• Lot 65: Victoria, Penny. 1890. NEF with some lovely lustre. (S3954) — £20 - £30
• Lot 66: Victoria, Penny. 1884. GVF/NEF with some lustre. (S3954) — £20 - £30
• Lot 67: Victoria Penny 1d - 1848 - Unc. Young head penny in lovely condition. With Lustre on both sides. — £300 - £360
• Lot 68: Victoria. Penny, 1863. Obv 6, Rev G. Obv with wreath with 16 leaves. Rev with 5 vertical lines for lamp, — £10 - £20
• Lot 69: Victoria, Penny 1d, 1848. Young head penny in lovely condition with some nice toning. GEF to UNC (S3948) — £200 - £300
• Lot 70: Victoria bun head mixed lot, Penny (1889), Half Penny (1871) & Half Farthing (1844). (S3954, S3956, S3951) — £10 - £20
• Lot 71: Victoria Sixpence 6d - 1888 - Unc - (S3929) — £60 - £80
• Lot 72: Victoria, Shilling, 1891. Lovely bright fields. About Mint State (S3927) — £400 - £450
• Lot 73: Victoria, 1889, Half Crown. Jubilee bust. F (S3924) — £5 - £15
• Lot 74: Victoria, Half Crown. 1901. Old Veiled bust. Choice Virtuall BU, light mauve toning with underlying brilliance (S3938) — £150 - £200
• Lot 75: Victoria, Half Crown. 1897. Old Head. Choice practically mint state. (S3938) — £140 - £160
• Lot 76: Victoria, 1887, Crown. Lovely bright field with a little toning. A really nice GEF (S3921) — £100 - £120
• Lot 77: Victoria, Proof Crown. 1887. Jubilee bust. Light old toning. AFDC. (S3921) — £1,000 - £1,500
• Lot 78: Victoria, Crown. 1893. Edge LVI. Choice. Virtually mint. Stunning soft toning. (S3937) — £350 - £450
• Lot 79: Victoria, Proof Crown. 1893. Toned and about as struck. A stunning coin. (S3937) — £1,500 - £2,000
• Lot 80: Victoria, Crown. 1897. Old head with edge LXI. Choice mint like state but with some minor edge knocks. — £200 - £300
• Lot 81: Victoria, Crown. 1897. Old head with edge LX. Choice mint like state & practically as struck. A stunner. (S3937) — £400 - £500
• Lot 82: Victoria, Crown. 1890. Jubilee head. GEF. (S3921) — £80 - £100
• Lot 83: Victoria, Crown. 1896. LX on edge. ABU (S3937) — £400 - £450
• Lot 84: Victoria, Crown. 1895. Jubilee head. GEF (S3921) — £80 - £100
• Lot 85: Victoria, 1900. Crown. Edge LXIV. Almost BU. Toned and proof like. (S3937) — £400 - £500
• Lot 86: Victoria, Sovereign. 1857. WW Incuse on Truncation. GEF (S3852D) — £800 - £1,000
• Lot 87: Victoria, Sovereign. 1872. Second large head WW still in relief, date below R. — £650 - £750
• Lot 88: Victoria, Sovereign. 1885 S. Sydney Shield. Third head with different hair arrangements. GEF (S3855B) — £600 - £700
• Lot 89: Victoria, Sovereign. 1884 S. Sydney Shield. S below shield and wreath. VF (S3855) — £440 - £460
• Lot 90: Victoria, Gold Five Pound. 1887. Jubilee head. Choice virtually mint state with proof like mint brilliance. (S3864). — £4,000 - £5,000
• Lot 91: Edward VII, Crown. 1902. Bare head and St George and the dragon. Choice almost BU with nice toning. (S3978) — £350 - £400
• Lot 92: Edward VII, 1902. Gold Half Sovereign. No BP in exergue. EX (S3974A) — £220 - £240
• Lot 93: George V, Penny. 1916. EF with lovely lustre (S4051) — £5 - £15
• Lot 94: George V, Penny. 1928. Lovely full lustre on obverse and 75% on reverse. UNC (S4055) — £15 - £25
• Lot 95: George V, Mixed Penny Lot. 1920 (2), 1927, 1935. Mostly in GEF to AUNC condition with lovely full lustre. (S4051) — £20 - £30
• Lot 96: George V, Penny. 1916. EF with some nice lustre (S4051) — £10 - £20
• Lot 97: Threepence Mixed Lot. George V, 2 x Threepence. 1935 (2). 5 x Maundy Threepence 1910, 1918, 1919, 1920 (2). — £10 - £20
• Lot 98: George V, Crown. 1927. Modified bare head. Virtually mint. (S4036) — £300 - £350
• Lot 99: George V, 1911. Gold Half Sovereign. Bare head. George and the Dragon. Unc (S4006) — £220 - £240
• Lot 100: George V, 1913. Gold Sovereign. Bare head. George and dragon. UNC (S3996). — £420 - £450
• Lot 101: Threepence Mixed Lot. George V, 2 x Threepence. 1935 (2). 5 x Maundy Threepence 1910, 1918, 1919, 1920 (2). — £10 - £20
• Lot 102: George VI, Mixed lots of pennies and half penny. 1944, 1947 (2) & 1944. Mostly EF to UNC. — £10 - £20
• Lot 103: George VI, Penny. 1950. EF with lots of lovely lustre (S4117) — £5 - £15
• Lot 104: George VI, Penny. 1951. EF with some really nice lustre. (S4117) — £10 - £20
• Lot 105: George VI, 10 x Shillings. Set of 10 shillings running from 1937 to 1946 (S4083) (10) — £20 - £40
• Lot 106: George VI Penny. Double headed coin nicely made. Interesting and rare. About fine. — £10 - £20
• Lot 107: Elizabeth II The Crown. 1947-1972. Elizabeth and Philip 20th November 1947-1972. (S4226) FDC. — £25 - £45
• Lot 108: Elizabeth II Silver Piedfort Centenary Crown. 2000. Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Centenary Year, 1900 - 2000. FDC. — £55 - £75
• Lot 109: Interesting Collection of Six American Sterling Silver Teaspoons. Total weight approx. 163g. — £100 - £200
• Lot 110: Collection of 9 Silver and White Metal Thimbles, including some American examples: 1 - Black Niello inlay. — £35 - £50
• Lot 111: Set of Six American Sterling Silver Teaspoons. Makers mark of R.W & S with stag head - R Wallace & Sons. Pat. — £60 - £80
• Lot 112: Collection of 9 Silver and White Metal Thimbles including example by James Fenton. Includes: 1. — £35 - £50
• Lot 113: Silver basket pincushion with similar thimble bucket. Pincushion is stamped on handle with maker's mark 'RC', — £40 - £80
• Lot 114: Collection of 10 Sterling Silver and White Metal Thimbles: 1. Charles Horner - marked 'CH' and 'Sterling Silver 9'. — £35 - £50
• Lot 115: Two Silver Antique Spoons. 1 - Newcastle hallmarked, 1838. — £30 - £40
• Lot 116: Collection of 11 Silver Thimbles including American Examples, Charles May and Henry Griffiths: 1. — £35 - £50
• Lot 117: Mixed Silver Lot As Found. Includes: 2 x Napkin rings - stamped. Weight 49g Silver dish - Nathan & Hayes, — £25 - £35
• Lot 118: Collection of 9 Silver and White Metal Thimbles including Chester Hallmarks. 1. Marked 'GWH & Co'. — £35 - £50
• Lot 119: Ornate Chatelaine Thimble Holder Bucket. No obvious markings. — £20 - £40
• Lot 120: Mixed Silver Lot including: Disciple Silver Sugar Tongs (add notes) Sugar Sifter - James Swann & Son, Birmingham, — £25 - £35
• Lot 121: Collection of 9 Silver and White Metal Thimbles including Charles Horner and Henry Griffiths. 1. — £35 - £50
• Lot 122: Mixed Silver Lot which includes: Oval bonbon dish by C J Vander, London, 1968. — £100 - £150
• Lot 123: Collection of 10 Silver and White Metal Thimbles: 1. John Thompson & Sons Thimble. Chester 1887. — £35 - £50
• Lot 124: Set of 6 Pretty Demitasse Silver Spoons by Mappin & Webb. Stamped London, 1929. Weight 40.8g. — £25 - £35
• Lot 125: Collection of 9 Sterling Silver Thimbles: 1. Charles Horner, Chester 1919 2. Charles Horner, Chester 1923 3. — £35 - £50
• Lot 126: Beautiful Set of 8 Victorian Silver Teaspoons with Unusually Formed Stems. — £30 - £40
• Lot 127: Set of 7 Silver Teaspoons. Stamped 'R.S' (Robert Scott) of Glasgow, 1890. Weight 109g — £30 - £40
• Lot 128: Silver Ingot on a Chain. Stamped Sheffield, 1978 and 'RC' makers mark. Approx 35g. 4cm long. — £30 - £40