BRITISH TOKENS FROM OTHER PROPERTIES 620
Engraved coins (5), Victoria, Pennies (4), 1889, portrait re- engraved as a bearded man wearing a jockey cap, wing collar and jacket; [1874-94], rev. planed flat and engraved (Eliza) within floral border; 1896, obv. planed flat and engraved with initials AD, floral ornaments around; [1895 -1901], rev. planed flat and engraved with initials MES on scroll, flowers and thistles around; Edward VII, Penny [1902-10], rev. planed flat and engraved with IC monogram, decorated background [5]. Very fine for this material, but third removed from brooch mount
£60-80 614
Engraved coin, a George III, Penny, 1797, both sides planed flat, ornamentally engraved (Noah Rigby 1827), rev. couple standing facing, arm-in-arm, heart and arrows at left, 25.24g. Some rim knocks, otherwise fine, detailed style
07-05£
621
Engraved coin, an Edward VII Penny [1902-10], portrait engraved with a top hat, cigarette, collar and cloak, rev. planed flat and engraved with a horse galloping left, WEST YORKS on banner below, 31mm, 8.20g. Trench art; very fine workmanship
£40-50 615
Engraved coin, a Halfpenny-sized flan, engraved (Allexandrew Savory Hardding, 1786) around central flower, rev. flowering shrub in pot, 7.75g. Very fine, attractive style
£50-70
The galloping horse is the badge of the West Yorkshire regiment and this is evidently the work of a soldier serving in that regiment in World War I, when the regiment distinguished themselves on the Somme, at Passchendaele, Cambrai and Gallipoli
622 616
Engraved coin, a Halfpenny-sized flan, engraved (Sarah Rubery, London, W. Davies Sculpt.), rev. coastal setting with ship in bay, houses, fields and trees in background, 7.45g. Lacquer mark on obverse, otherwise very fine, a signed piece and the reverse of excellent and competent style
£80-100 A Sarah Ann Rubery was baptized in Stepney, London, in 1794 623
Engraved tokens (2), Liverpool, Thomas Clarke, Halfpence, 1791, [DH 62, 71-2], the obvs. planed flat and engraved (Mary Picop 1792, Ann Lord; Sam Wallin Sarah Crafter, March 10 1793, London), 10.26g, 11.70g [2]. Fine £50-70
The names of Mary Picop and Ann Lord are among the baptismal records at St John the Evangelist, Bacup, Lancs, in the early 1790s
624 617
Engraved coin, a Halfpenny-sized flan, engraved (T. Omett, S. Omett, E. Omett), floral ornament above and below, rev. engraved (Hearts United Live Contented) around conjoined hearts and arrows, 6.01g. Very fine, neat workmanship
£50-70 618
Engraved coin, a copper Penny-sized flan [c. 1806-7], worn flat and engraved ‘William Samuels’, flowers divided by two hearts in centre, rev. engraved but unfinished ‘S.H. One Of The…’, 13.49g. Fine
£30-40 619
Engraved coins (2), Victoria, Halfcrown, 1884, rev. planed flat and machine-engraved with star-shaped pattern, 12.23g; Victoria, Florin, 1886, rev. planed flat and machine-engraved with central BB monogram, pattern around, 9.91g [2]. Removed from brooch mounts, otherwise very fine
£40-60 Additional illustrations may be found on our web site
Engraved token, an Edinburgh, Thomas and Alexander Hutchinson, Halfpenny, 1791 [DH 34-5], rev. planed flat and engraved (Margeory Wardrope 1793), 11.55g; a Halfpenny-sized flan, engraved JTH WE on scroll above crest, rev. sloop in full sail, 6.08g; a Portuguese John V 10 Réis [1737-49], rev. planed flat and engraved with a perpetual calendar, 7.61g [3]. Fine, last pierced for suspension
£60-80
Engraved coin, an Ireland, George I, Woods coinage, Halfpenny [1722-4], rev. planed flat and engraved (River Dunn Company) around 3-masted sailing ship, all retrograde, perhaps for use as a seal, 6.25g. Good fine; worthy of further research
£60-80
This piece may be associated with the River Dun Navigation Co, Doncaster, Yorkshire, first established in 1722 and incorporated by Acts of Parliament in 1726, 1727 and 1732. It is thought unlikely to have any connection with the Jamaican river of the same name
625
Engraved coin, an India, EIC, Quarter-Anna, [1835], Madras, 17 berries, obv. planed flat and engraved with the Lord’s Prayer in 17 lines, 5.41g. Very fine, good workmanship
£40-50
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