A Collection of Irish Historical Medals, the Property of a Gentleman


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legend around, rev. classical semi-draped figures of a student, a mother and three infants, and an old man on a crutch, weep around tomb, 43mm (BHM 1961). Extremely fine, toned


Provenance: Baldwin Auction 35, 13-15 October 2003, lot 2286 Irish Art Union, 1840, a silver award medal by W. Woodhouse, bust of Henry Dawson left wearing clerical gown,


£200-£300


346


Provenance: Baldwin Auction 49, 25-6 October 2006, lot 1322 Irish Art Union, 1840, a copper medal by W. Woodhouse, similar, 42mm (BHM 1961). Extremely fine


£60-£80


347


Provenance: DNW Auction 58, 24-5 June 2003, lot 1424 (part) Anti-Corn Law League, 1840, white metal medals by Taylor & Allen (2), crusading knight leads the poor, revs. dock-side


scene with a prosperous family and plentiful goods, both 43mm (BHM 1972) [2]. Varied state £40-£60


348


Provenance: Baldwin Auction, 2 December 2003, lot 521 (part) Kells Union Farming Society, c. 1840, a copper medal by I. Parkes, rural farmyard scene with cow and horse, pig and


sheep, before a cottage, rev. open wreath, un-named, 39mm. Extremely fine £30-£40


349


of William III right, in armour, with lion’s head shoulder plate, within applied wreath, topped by a large crown (with suspension ring), legend below on scrolled riband, 128 x 92mm. Extremely fine and extremely rare


£300-£400


Provenance: Woolley & Wallis Auction (Salisbury), 21 April 2005, lot 713 Orange Order, Prince Ernest Augustus Lodge, a uniface Master’s silver and gilt Jewel of Office, laureate and draped bust


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