British Tokens from the Collection formed by the late David Barry Bailey x 1030


KENT, Folkestone, John Boxer, Sixpence, 1811, 2.07g/12h (Thompson dies D3; Mays 5; D Not Local 14); LONDON, Bartholomew Lane, Thomas Wood, Halfpenny, 1811, 9.26g/6h (W 845), ‘Charing Cross’, issuer uncertain, Sixpence, 1.95g/12h (D 31), Cheapside, Robert Romanis, Halfpenny, 1814, 12.56g/6h (W 835), Lad Lane, William Waterhouse, Halfpenny, 9.09g/12h (W 840), Marylebone, ‘Henry Morgan’, Eighteen Pence, 6.20g/12h (D 5), St Martin’s Lane, Robert Warren, Shilling, 4.04g/12h (D 29), Halfpenny, 10.01g/3h (W 837); SURREY, Walworth, James Bean, Farthing, 1814, 3.00g/12h (W 827), Weybridge, John Bunn & Co, Pennies, 1812 (2), 18.49g/12h, 17.83g/12h (bothW1200) [11]. D 5 fair, others fine to very fine but last with cut in edge


£100-£150


x 1031 x 1032


NORFOLK, Morston, William Buck, copper token, 1817, PINT, rev. sailing ship, SUCCESS TO THE CRUIZER OF MORSTON, edge grained, 18.77g/12h (W Appendix 1, p. 239). About extremely fine with a hint of original colour, very rare £90-£120


NORTHUMBERLAND, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, John Elliott, Farthings (2), 1814, 3.20g/5h (W 889), undated, 2.79g/6h (W 891), John Robertson, Wyon’s Halfcrown, 1811, 10.58g/6h (D 1); together with a Whitehaven Farthing [4]. First very fine, second extremely fine and patinated, last two fine but third with edge and metal flaws


£50-£70 x 1033


NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, Newark, Thomas Stansall, Charles Moore, Richard Fisher, William Fillingham, William Readett and Thomas Wilson, Shilling, 1811, 3.84g/12h (D 4), Penny, 1811, 18.50g/6h (W 880); Nottingham, William Baker, Penny, 1813, 20.37g/6h (W 935), J.M. Fellows & Co, Penny, 1813, 21.47g/6h (W 950); together with Pennies (3), of Newark and Nottingham (2) [7]. First, second and fourth very fine, others in varied state


£60-£80 x 1034


STAFFORDSHIRE, Bilston, Samuel Fereday, First series, Penny, 1811, 19.33g/12h (W 51), Rushbury & Woolley, Sixpences, 1811 (2), 2.02g/12h, 1.96g/12h (both D 3), Twopence, 1811, 39.14g/12h (W 92); Fazeley, Sir Robert Peel, Charles Harding & Co, Shilling, 3.60g/6h (D 11); Newcastle-under-Lyme, Cotton Works, Penny, 1813, 24.40g/6h (W 900); Walsall, Samuel Fletcher and Samuel Sharratt, Halfpenny, 1811, 8.54g/12h (W 1155); West Bromwich and Coseley, James Cooksey, Penny, 1812, 18.43g/6h (W 1185); County series, H. Baylis, Penny, 1811, 19.09g/12h (W 1082), ‘To Facilitate Trade’ type, Penny, 1811, 17.16g/6h (W 1100); together with other Pennies (23), Halfpence (3), of Bilston, Burton-upon-Trent, Burslem, Darlaston, Rugeley, Walsall, West Bromwich, Staffordshire Potteries, etc [36]. W 900 and 1100 extremely fine, most others described about very fine, remainder in varied state Provenance: W 51 bt S.W. Damron


£140-£180


x 1035


STAFFORDSHIRE, Bilston, Samuel Fereday, Second series, Specimen Halfpenny, 1812, legend around value, rev. legend in four lines, edge neatly grained, 12.21g/12h (W 87). About extremely fine with some original colour, very rare £120-£150


x 1036


Usual flaw over N in TOKEN, some light surface marks, otherwise very fine and with an unusual die-axis, extremely rare as an original


£300-£500 www.dnw.co.uk all lots are illustrated on our website and are subject to buyers’ premium at 24% (+VAT where applicable)


Provenance: DNW Auction T14, 1 October 2014, lot 553; bt W. McKivor May 2013 STAFFORDSHIRE, Perry Barr, William Booth, Penny, 1811, wheatsheaf, rev. value, edge plain, 20.78g/5h (W 955).


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