World Historical Medals from Various Properties 1231 1232


ARGENTINA, Exposition Internationale and Centenary of Independence, Buenos Aires, 1910, a bronze plaque by F.-J.- A. Roques for the Comité Français, rearing horseman by a paddock containing bulls, rev. naked artisan proferring an olive branch to a robed female, 72 x 62mm (PBE 833; BDM –; cf. DNW 66, 1443). Very fine, rare


£60-£80


ARGENTINA, Exposition Internationale and Centenary of Independence, Buenos Aires, 1910, uniface copper models (2) and impressions (2) for the plaque by F.-J.-A. Roques for the Comité Français, similar, models each 150 x 130mm, impressions each 160 x 140mm (cf. PBE 833; BDM –; cf. DNW 66, 1443) [4]. Minor corrosion on one impression, otherwise very fine, very rare


£200-£300


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of a fortified town, 56mm (Domanig 137). Very fine, rare


Cardinal Andreas of Austria (1558-1600), Bishop of Konstanz and Brixen, Abbot of Murbach AUSTRIA, Cardinal Andreas, a cast gilt-bronze medal, unsigned and undated, bust facing three-quarters right, rev. view


£200-£260


AUSTRIA, The City of Vienna to Franz Joseph on his Golden Jubilee, 1898, a silver medal by A. Scharff, bust of Emperor Franz Josef I on a pedestal between two female figures, rev. partial view of the Vienna Ringstrasse under a radiant imperial crown, 59mm (H. 3893; BDM VI, 370, 373; cf. DW 18, 696). Better than very fine


£100-£150


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AUSTRIA, Triple Alliance, 1915, a silver medal by F. König for Lauer, busts of Franz Joseph I of Austria, Mehmed V of Turkey, and Wilhelm II of Germany, rev. three coats of arms on tree, 33mm. Extremely fine and attractively toned


£100-£150


AUSTRIA, Free State, 1918, a cast bronze medal by O. Thiede, composed of two pieces joined at the rim, youth kneeling on cloud, holding banner, rev. demonstrators with right hands raised, flags behind, 79mm. Verdigris spot on edge, otherwise good very fine, rare


£80-£100


AUSTRIA, uniface lead squeezes (10), by A. Scharff, various types, most signed (cf. BDM V, 358-74) [10]. Good very fine or better, an interesting group


£200-£300


BELGIUM, General J.F. Chapelié, 1859, a copper medal by L. Wiener, 67mm (BDM VI, 494; cf. DNW 60, 1472); together with other miscellaneous World coins and medals (43) [44]. Varied state


£30-£40


Homo de Coumercy, 1er Prix de Peinture d’Après Nature), 51mm. Gilding worn on reverse and some minor marks, otherwise about extremely fine


£60-£80 1240


Alexander Homo (1840-89), French painter; see also Lot 1326 BELGIUM, Leopold II, a silver-gilt award medal by L. Wiener, bust left, rev. cherubs representing the arts, named (Fs Are


BELGIUM, United Agricultural Society of Rousselare, Thielt and Ingelmunster, 1898, a silver medal by E. Grielens, 51mm; SWITZERLAND, Entreprise du Palais des Nations, 1933, a silver medal by Huguenin, 71mm [2]. First lightly polished otherwise about extremely fine, with ornate mount and ring for suspension, second extremely fine and in original fitted case


£100-£150 1241


BELGIUM, Richard Wagner’s ‘L’Anneau du Nibelung’ Performed in Brussels, 1903, a bronze medal by P. Braecke for Wolfers Frès, head of Valkyrie to left in high relief, rev. legend, 59mm. A few edge bruises, otherwise good very fine


£60-£80 www.dnw.co.uk all lots are illustrated on our website and are subject to buyers’ premium at 24% (+VAT where applicable)


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