BRITISH MEDALS FROM OTHER PROPERTIES 1317


Battle of Culloden, 1746, a pinchbeck medal, unsigned, equestrian portrait of the Duke of Cumberland, rev. REBELION IUSTLY REWARDED, battle scene, cannon and horse in foreground, 34mm (Woolf 55:7b; MI 612/276).Very fine


£60-80


1318


Planned Invasion of London, 1752, a restrike silver medal from dies by C.N. or J.C. Roettiers, bust of Prince Charles right, rev. Britannia on sea-shore awaiting ships, 43mm, 43.74g (Woolf 65:1; MI II, 670/380; E 639).Edge and surface knocks, otherwise fine


£100-150 1319


George, Prince of Wales, and Prince Edward, 1759, a copper medal by A. Vere, bust of George left, rev. bust of Edward right, 50mm (MI II, 699/430; E 668). Usual rim flaws and striking cracksinedge, otherwise very fine and patinated, rare


£90-120


1320


John Wilkes, The NorthBriton, 1763, an engraved Halfpenny-sized coin, WILKES AN LIBERTY, rev. NO. 45. Very fine, rare £100-150


Provenance: Bt R. Gladdle


1321


John Wilkes, 1768, a gilt-copper medal, unsigned [by J. Kirk], bust right with long hair, legend reads ESQR, rev. Cupid holding quill and staff with Cap of Liberty, 34mm (BHM 116).Very fine and extremely rare £150-200


Provenance: DNW Auction 62, 30 June 2004, lot 1450; bt R. Gladdle


1322


William Shakespeare,


1769, David


Garrick’s Jubilee, a silver medal by J. Westwood, bust right, rev. legend in 9 lines, 31mm, 14.39g (BHM 136; E 731; D & W 39/413; Ogden, BNJ 1910, 43). Very fine and toned; with loop for suspension £150-200


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