22 kt., vari-colored black button pearls ap. 8.3 to 8.2 mm., 2 semi-baroque gray pearls ap. 9.0 x 8.6 mm., all backed by gold, signed C. Tyler, Indonesia, ap. 41 dwts. Length 15 7/8 inches.Pearls: vari-colored taupe, black, gray with purple, strong rose and green overtones, overall cleanish, several minor blemishes, good to very good luster.Necklace width 3/8 inch.Posts. Diameters 9/16 inch.Pearls: vari-colored taupe, black, gray with purple, strong rose and green overtones, overall cleanish, several minor blemishes, good to very good luster. Necklace width 3/8 inch. Posts. Diameters 9/16 inch.Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact and our Organization shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. Please contact the specialist department to request further information or additional images that may be available.Request a condition report
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A box and a case containing a quantity of encapsulated gold plated (few silver plated) pictorial commemorative coins, other cased gold plated coins, various Bank of Indonesia 1974 cupro nickel 2000 and 5000 Rupiah coins, cased 1970 last pre-decimal set, three wallets of Britain's First Decimal Coins, two Roman coins and a cased Princess of Wales copper/zinc commemorative medal
Bank Notes/Notaphily - collection of international bank Notes mostly African, Asian and South American inc Ghana, Uganda, Mozambique, Indonesia, Cambodia, Japanese Government Bank inc Pesos, Rupees, Dollars, Dutch East Indies Gulden, Philippines, China, Burma, India, Malaysia, Mauritius, Turkey, Egypt, Israel, Nicaragua, Argentina, Bolivia, Brasil, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru etc contained in two albums and loose, approx 160 Chinese Bond Certificate for the Lung-Tsing-U-Hai Railway, 1913.
1.Emily Kame Kngwarreye:•Focuses on the art of Emily Kame Kngwarreye, a prominent Indigenous Australian artist known for her abstract and expressive paintings, rooted in her connection to her land and culture.2.Midden-Afrika (Reader’s Digest):•A book about Central Africa, covering its landscapes, peoples, and cultural heritage. It likely includes photographs and descriptions of various tribes and regions.3.Aboriginal Kunst:•Discusses Aboriginal art, featuring traditional and contemporary works of Indigenous Australian artists, showcasing their unique cultural expressions and symbolism.4.Aspecten van de Rituele Kunst:•Focuses on ritual art from various ancient cultures, including Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Pre-Columbian America. It explores the religious and ceremonial objects used in different cultural contexts.5.Volken en Stammen:•Translates to “Peoples and Tribes.” Likely covers various indigenous and ethnic groups from around the world, detailing their customs, traditions, and societal structures.6.Romans (Romeinen):•This book is about the Romans, likely covering the history, military, and culture of Ancient Rome. The cover shows a Roman soldier in full armor, indicating a focus on Roman warfare and society.7.Native American Art:•A comprehensive overview of the art and craft traditions of Native American cultures, showcasing artifacts, carvings, and ceremonial objects.8.Buddha und Indonesien:•This book appears to explore Buddhist art and influences in Indonesia, highlighting the religious sculptures and architectural heritage in the region.9.The Jews in Literature and Art:•Examines the representation of Jewish culture and history through literature and art, covering themes related to Jewish identity and religious symbols.10.Tibet: The Cultural Monuments of the Central Region (Part 1 & 2):•These volumes offer detailed insights into the cultural heritage and religious monuments of Tibet, featuring the architecture, art, and history of the region’s central areas.11.Noord-Afrika (Reader’s Digest):•Explores the cultures, landscapes, and historical landmarks of North Africa. It likely features stories about the different ethnic groups and their traditional lifestyles.12.Ferne Völker Frühe Zeiten:•This translates to “Distant Peoples, Early Times.” The book seems to focus on early cultures and civilizations, possibly highlighting ancient tribal art and artifacts from various regions.These books collectively offer a rich exploration of world cultures, ancient civilizations, and diverse artistic traditions.
FOLKWAYS - LP COLLECTION. A collection of approx 67 x LPs. Artists/ Titles include Blind Willie Johnson - Blind Willie Johnson, Paul Blackman - One Man Band, William Bascom - Drums Of The Yoruba Of Nigeria, The Baole Of The Ivory Coast, Music Of Indonesia. Folk Music Of Kashmir, Louise Bennett - Children's Jamaican Songs & Games, Man In Space - A Documentary, Islamic Liturgy - Song & Dance Ata Meeting Of Dervishes, Various Composers - Sounds Of New Music, Folk Songs Of Mexico, Jazz - The South Vol. 1 and Jazz - The Blues Vol. 2. The records are generally VG+ to Ex+. Please note that all sleeves will contain archival stickers from the BBC. The majority of these stickers are 'on top' of the plastic with some 'underneath' (i.e. on the sleeve itself). Some sleeves have been 'laminated' either by way of 'punching' the plastic wallet to two parts of the sleeve or by fully wrapping the plastic to the sleeve - generally G to VG.
Banknotes - a collection of mixed North African, Middle Eastern, Asian banknotes in two albums, to included Turkmenistan, Morocco, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Qatar, Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Oman and others, approx 87 pagesLocationIf there is no condition report shown, please request
A BALINESE GOLD RINGIndonesia, South East Asia, 19th - 20th century Of typical shape, with an oval bezel set with a light blue cabochon bead, possibly made of stained glass or labradorite, the gold shank chased in high-relief with stylised faces of mythical creatures on the sides and foliate trellis around the bezel. 1.5cm diameter and 3cm high1.5cm diameter and 3cm highQty: 1
A MONUMENTAL ENGRAVED AND CHASED SILVER ALLOY MALAY TRAY WITH STAR-SHAPED RIMSumatra, Indonesia, South East Asia, dated 1235 AH (1819 AD) Of typical circular shape, resting on a flat base, with gently curved and ribbed cavetto, and an everted, star-shaped rim, the interior engraved with a central roundel in-filled with a calligraphic inscription in Jawi script with Arabic alphabet and numerals, the style of the script reminiscent of West Sumatran creations by Minangkabau people, and concentric circles with typical Malay silver alloys motifs like scrolling vines, chequered backgrounds, starry beadings, and lush foliage. 75.5cm diam. Jawi inscription: داتوك افغ! ليما كادنغ كوتو نن توجو. لوحق تانه داتر سنة ١٢٣٥ Datuk Afgha (?), Lima Kadangh Kutu Nan Tujuah. Luhaq Tanah Datar, sanat 1235 (AH) Datuk Afgha (possibly the name of the owner, datuk being an honorific title usually given to elder chiefs), in Lima Gadang (the name of an area in West Sumatra), Koto Nan Tujuah (village name), and the clan name Luhak Tanah Datar, typical of the Minangkabau people in Western Sumatra, the year 1235 AH.Qty: 1
NIAS ANCESTOR FIGURE, INDONESIAadu zatua woodHeight 60 cmProvenanceProbably Kurt Mengers (1893–1977), German art dealer, BerlinProbably Drouot, Paris, 7 November 1929, lot 92 Probably Louis Aragon (1897-1982), French poet, novelist, member of the Surrealist movementGeorge Sadoul (1904-1967), French film critic and member of the Surrealist movementCalmels Cohen, Paris, 23 June 1997, lot 87 Bruce Frank, New YorkFootnotes:Georges Sadoul (1904–1967) was a renowned French film critic, historian, and writer, celebrated for his significant contributions to the study of cinema and his active role in the Surrealist movement. Educated in philosophy and literature, he became closely associated with Surrealist circles in the 1920s, alongside notable figures such as Louis Aragon and André Breton. Like many Surrealists, Sadoul developed a fascination with non-Western art and collected African and Oceanic artworks. Part of Sadoul's collection was sold at an auction in Paris in June 1996. Among the lots was the present figure, believed to have been acquired during a sale at Drouot on November 7–9, 1929. The description of lot 92 from that sale, and its dimensions, closely match this figure, suggesting they are almost certainly the same. Records from the 1929 auction show it was a single-owner sale, the seller being Kurt Mengers (1893–1977), a German art dealer specializing in non-European art. However, the buyer of the object was not Georges Sadoul, despite his acquiring many lots during the auction, but Louis Aragon. Throughout their lives, Louis Aragon and Georges Sadoul shared a close and enduring relationship, both as members of the Surrealist movement and later through their political work in the Communist Party. Sadoul contributed film reviews to Lettres françaises, the literary journal directed by Aragon, and also wrote a study about him, Aragon (Paris, Seghers, 1967), which the poet personally reviewed and revised. Given their strong connection, it is highly likely that Louis Aragon gifted, exchanged, or sold the present lot to Georges Sadoul. We are grateful to Marina El Chalouhi for her assistance in the research for this note.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
TWO CHARM FIGURES, CENDERAWASIH BAY AND HUMBOLDT BAY, INDONESIAwood, beads, fibresHeight 10.5 to 15 cmLiteratureCorbey, R., Korwar: Northwest New Guinea ritual art according to missionary sources, Leiden, 2019, p.268, fig.223, for the Cenderawasih Bay figureFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
KORWAR ANCESTOR FIGURE, CENDERAWASIH BAY, INDONESIAwoodHeight 28.5 cmProvenanceHenry Blekkink (1888-1953), The HagueLiteratureWeener, F., 'The Korwar Collection of Henry Blekkink', in Tribal Art Magazine, no.63, Spring 2012, p.92Corbey, R., Korwar: Northwest New Guinea ritual art according to missionary sources, Leiden, 2019, pp.68, 77, 111 fig.79Footnotes:Henry Blekkink (1888, Java – 1953, The Hague) was a Dutch geography teacher with early connections to the Dutch East Indies. According to Weener (op. cit.), Blekkink is believed to have acquired his korwar' collection through Frans Johannes Frederik van Hasselt (1870–1939), a protestant missionary of the Utrecht Missionary Society. Missionaries from this society were active in northern New Guinea from 1862. Van Hasselt, who arrived in the Cenderawasih Bay region in 1894, gathered a substantial number of these ancestral figures and sent them to the Netherlands, where many were displayed in exhibitions organized by the Utrecht Missionary Society from 1909. The author suggests that Blekkink likely met van Hasselt through the New Guinea study circle of the Moluccan Institute, where both were active participants in the 1930s.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A GROUP OF ITEMS FROM THE DANI TRIBE, WESTERN PAPUA NEW GUINEA, INDONESIA comprising a traditional 'Noken' bag made from various plant fibres with bands of yellow and cream through the design, a 'Bilum' decorated with feathers, fur, and cowrie shells, made from plant fibres, a beaded necklace mounted on plant fibres with an explanatory note on its production to the reverse, a cowrie shell belt comprising a woven belt with two parallel central bands of cowrie shells framed with coloured shells (part of the outer frame of beads loose from the belt), one tip with feathers, and a curved 'Kokutu' penis sheath made from a gourd (5) (Condition Report: signs of wear commensurate with age)
Stamps - World accumulation in twenty three (23) albums and binders. Noted Japan, Ryukus and South Korea 1960/70 issues, Indonesia and Dutch Colonies. Unmounted machin decimal sheets, Channel Islands and Royalty. Earlier Great Britain and Queen Elizabeth II 1970s errors and varieties see photos. (3 Archive Boxes)
6 GLASSES OF "MAHARANI" FOR LIQUEUR | Moser, Karlovy Vary, Carlsbad (Czech / Bohemian 2nd half of the 20th century) | 2nd half of the 20th century | clear glass, cut, sealed 24 carat gold strips | 14 cm | marked: from below | Lot description | In 1895, the delicate floral motif combined with Moser's precise grinding was united in an elegant collection under the exotic name Maharani. Decorated with 24-karat gold stripes, this collection of drinking glass met with enthusiastic response shortly after its launch. Besides the wife of the Maharaja of Travancore, for whom this collection was created, its owners have also included Sultan Mohammed V of Morocco, Crown Prince Asfa Wossen of Ethiopia, President Sukarno of Indonesia, the royal family of Bahrain and the Maharajah of Alirajpur. | Bidders are asked to inquire about the condition of the item before the auction. any complaints will not be taken into account. | condition report*In case of missing photos, please feel free to contact us.
6 "MAHARANI" MARTINI GLASSES | Moser, Karlovy Vary, Carlsbad (Czech / Bohemian 2nd half of the 20th century) | 2nd half of the 20th century | clear glass, cut, sealed 24 carat gold strips | 14.5 cm | marked: from below | Lot description | In 1895, the delicate floral motif combined with Moser's precise grinding was united in an elegant collection under the exotic name Maharani. Decorated with 24-karat gold stripes, this collection of drinking glass met with enthusiastic response shortly after its launch. Besides the wife of the Maharaja of Travancore, for whom this collection was created, its owners have also included Sultan Mohammed V of Morocco, Crown Prince Asfa Wossen of Ethiopia, President Sukarno of Indonesia, the royal family of Bahrain and the Maharajah of Alirajpur. | Bidders are asked to inquire about the condition of the item before the auction. any complaints will not be taken into account. | condition report*In case of missing photos, please feel free to contact us.
Collection of approximately 220 world banknotes in an album, including Russia, Mongolia, Madagascar, Namibia, Uganda, The Gambia, Sudan, Indonesia, Zimbabwe, Costa Rica, Samoa, Libya, Yemen, the Solomon Islands and others. Some notes are individually encased in plastic wallets, others have been attached directly to thin card with small amounts of weakly adhesive tape
A GROUP OF VARIOUS MARINE FOSSILS Comprising a shark tooth, Otodus obliquus (Eocene period), Khouribga Morocco, with catalogue labels, a Pliocene crab nodule from Bodjong West Java Indonesia, a single shrimp from Hadjouba Byblos, Lebanon, a single specimen of two prawns (Cretaceous period) from Mt. Lebanon Syria, a Paraspirifier replaced by iron pyrites (middle Devonian period) silica formation from Sylvania Ohio, and two agate replaced bivalves (clams) 5cm to 14cm Condition: For a condition report or further images please email hello@hotlotz.com at least 48 hours prior to the closing date of the auction. This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration.
Myths, Legends, Folklore, a collection of 26 various volumes, several early 20th Century titles by Donald Mackenzie, H.A. Guerber & others published Harrap, Gresham etc including myths of China and Japan, of North American Indians, of the Norsemen, Teutonic myth and legend, of Melanesia and Indonesia, South Sea Islands, Pre-Columbian America, 'Myths of the Hindus and Buddhists', London, Harrap, 1913, 32 colour plates, orig. pictorial cloth gilt, plus others Welsh legends and folk tales, Rosicrucians, fairy tales incl. Andrew Lang 'Violet Fairy Book', 1919, new impression, 8 colour plates & b/w ills complete, orig. cloth, etc etc (26)
A bottle of Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin, signed by Sir David to celebrate his climbing of Puncak Jaya, Indonesia, the highest summit on the continent of Australasia in 1995, as part of his achievement of being the first person to complete the Explorers Grand Slam, by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to the North and South Poles. Notes: Written on the bottle is Puncak Jaya, 1995 and Sir Davids Signature. The bottle comes with a crafted wooden presentation box, detailed with Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin Puncak Jaya, Indonesia, Australasia, 1995 and a hand signed ownership certificate. 25% of the auction proceeds will be donated to Prostate Cancer UK by the Adventurers Drinks Company. Background Information: In 1998 the legendary British Explorer Sir David Hempleman-Adams became the first person to complete the Explorers Grand Slam by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to the North and South Poles. To celebrate this world first the Adventurers Drinks Company developed Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin, crafted with botanicals found on each of the seven continents.Ten bottles of have been individually signed by Sir David and are being auctioned in separate lots, one for each of the seven summits climbed, one for each pole walked and one to mark his achievement of completing the Explorers Grand Slam. 25% of the auction proceeds will be donated to Prostate Cancer UK.Sir David Hempleman-Adams is one of the world’s greatest living adventurers, over his lifetime having explored the world by land, sea and air. For his services to exploration and arctic research in addition to his knighthood Sir David has been awarded the Polar medal by both Queen Elizabeth (2013) and King Charles (2023), the Gold Medal of the Royal Aero Club (2000), the Explorers Medal by The Explorers Club (2004) and Founders Medal by the Royal Geographical Society (2022). Sir David has achieved multiple Guinness World Records, for climbing and ballooning, but the most unusual was for hosting the highest every dinner party where Bear Grylls and Lt Commander Alan Vela eat a 3-course meal hanging from a balloon piloted by Sir David at a height of 24,262ft.You can find out more about Sir David by listening to Sir Davids interview with Phil Kite, founder of the Adventurers Drinks Company athttps://www.youtube.com/@AdventurersDrinksCompany/videos and by visiting www.adventurersdrinks.co.uk The Explorers Grand Slam is a goal achieved by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to both poles. Sir David Hempleman-Adams completed the Grand Slam between 1980 and 1998. Lot 1238 - 1980 - Denali, Alaska, USA - North America Lot 1239 - 1981 - Kilimanjaro, Tanzania - Africa Lot 1240 - 1993 - Everest, Nepal - Asia Lot 1241- 1994 - Elbrus, Russia - Europe Lot 1242 - 1994 - Vinson - Antarctica Lot 1243 - 1994 - Aconcagua, Argentina - South America Lot 1244 - 1995 - Puncak Jaya, Indonesia - Australasia Lot 1245 - 1996 - South Pole Lot 1247- 1998 - North Pole Lot 1246 - 1998 - Explorers Grand Slam - Completed
A bottle of Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin, signed by Sir David to celebrate his walking to the South Pole, Antarctica in 1996, as part of his achievement of being the first person to complete the Explorers Grand Slam, by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to the North and South Poles. Notes: Written on the bottle is South Pole, 1996 and Sir Davids Signature. The bottle comes with a crafted wooden presentation box, detailed with Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin South Pole, Antarctica, 1996 and a hand signed ownership certificate. 25% of the auction proceeds will be donated to Prostate Cancer UK by the Adventurers Drinks Company. Background Information: In 1998 the legendary British Explorer Sir David Hempleman-Adams became the first person to complete the Explorers Grand Slam by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to the North and South Poles. To celebrate this world first the Adventurers Drinks Company developed Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin, crafted with botanicals found on each of the seven continents.Ten bottles of have been individually signed by Sir David and are being auctioned in separate lots, one for each of the seven summits climbed, one for each pole walked and one to mark his achievement of completing the Explorers Grand Slam. 25% of the auction proceeds will be donated to Prostate Cancer UK.Sir David Hempleman-Adams is one of the world’s greatest living adventurers, over his lifetime having explored the world by land, sea and air. For his services to exploration and arctic research in addition to his knighthood Sir David has been awarded the Polar medal by both Queen Elizabeth (2013) and King Charles (2023), the Gold Medal of the Royal Aero Club (2000), the Explorers Medal by The Explorers Club (2004) and Founders Medal by the Royal Geographical Society (2022).Sir David has achieved multiple Guinness World Records, for climbing and ballooning, but the most unusual was for hosting the highest every dinner party where Bear Grylls and Lt Commander Alan Vela eat a 3-course meal hanging from a balloon piloted by Sir David at a height of 24,262ft. You can find out more about Sir David by listening to Sir Davids interview with Phil Kite, founder of the Adventurers Drinks Company athttps://www.youtube.com/@AdventurersDrinksCompany/videos and by visiting www.adventurersdrinks.co.u The Explorers Grand Slam is a goal achieved by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to both poles. Sir David Hempleman-Adams completed the Grand Slam between 1980 and 1998. Lot 1238 - 1980 - Denali, Alaska, USA - North America Lot 1239 - 1981 - Kilimanjaro, Tanzania - Africa Lot 1240 - 1993 - Everest, Nepal - Asia Lot 1241- 1994 - Elbrus, Russia - Europe Lot 1242 - 1994 - Vinson - Antarctica Lot 1243 - 1994 - Aconcagua, Argentina - South America Lot 1244 - 1995 - Puncak Jaya, Indonesia - Australasia Lot 1245 - 1996 - South Pole Lot 1247- 1998 - North Pole Lot 1246 - 1998 - Explorers Grand Slam - Completed
A bottle of Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin, signed by Sir David to celebrate his climbing of Kilimanjaro, Tanzania, the highest summit on the continent of Africa in 1981, as part of his achievement of being the first person to complete the Explorers Grand Slam, by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to the North and South Poles. Notes: Written on the bottle is Kilimanjaro 1981 and Sir Davids Signature. The bottle comes with a crafted wooden presentation box, detailed with Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin Kilimanjaro, Tanzania, Africa, 1981 and a hand signed ownership certificate. 25% of the auction proceeds will be donated to Prostate Cancer UK by the Adventurers Drinks Company. Background Information: In 1998 the legendary British Explorer Sir David Hempleman-Adams became the first person to complete the Explorers Grand Slam by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to the North and South Poles. To celebrate this world first the Adventurers Drinks Company developed Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin, crafted with botanicals found on each of the seven continents.Ten bottles of have been individually signed by Sir David and are being auctioned in separate lots, one for each of the seven summits climbed, one for each pole walked and one to mark his achievement of completing the Explorers Grand Slam. 25% of the auction proceeds will be donated to Prostate Cancer UK.Sir David Hempleman-Adams is one of the world’s greatest living adventurers, over his lifetime having explored the world by land, sea and air. For his services to exploration and arctic research in addition to his knighthood Sir David has been awarded the Polar medal by both Queen Elizabeth (2013) and King Charles (2023), the Gold Medal of the Royal Aero Club (2000), the Explorers Medal by The Explorers Club (2004) and Founders Medal by the Royal Geographical Society (2022).Sir David has achieved multiple Guinness World Records, for climbing and ballooning, but the most unusual was for hosting the highest every dinner party where Bear Grylls and Lt Commander Alan Vela eat a 3-course meal hanging from a balloon piloted by Sir David at a height of 24,262ft.You can find out more about Sir David by listening to Sir Davids interview with Phil Kite, founder of the Adventurers Drinks Company athttps://www.youtube.com/@AdventurersDrinksCompany/videos and by visiting www.adventurersdrinks.co.uk The Explorers Grand Slam is a goal achieved by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to both poles. Sir David Hempleman-Adams completed the Grand Slam between 1980 and 1998. Lot 1238 - 1980 - Denali, Alaska, USA - North America Lot 1239 - 1981 - Kilimanjaro, Tanzania - Africa Lot 1240 - 1993 - Everest, Nepal - Asia Lot 1241- 1994 - Elbrus, Russia - Europe Lot 1242 - 1994 - Vinson - Antarctica Lot 1243 - 1994 - Aconcagua, Argentina - South America Lot 1244 - 1995 - Puncak Jaya, Indonesia - Australasia Lot 1245 - 1996 - South Pole Lot 1247- 1998 - North Pole Lot 1246 - 1998 - Explorers Grand Slam - Completed
A bottle of Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin, signed by Sir David to celebrate his climbing of Everest, Nepal, the highest summit on the continent of Asia in 1993, as part of his achievement of being the first person to complete the Explorers Grand Slam, by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to the North and South Poles. Notes: Written on the bottle is Everest 1993 and Sir David's Signature. The bottle comes with a crafted wooden presentation box, detailed with Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin Everest, Nepal, Asia, 1993 and a hand signed ownership certificate. Background Information: In 1998 the legendary British Explorer Sir David Hempleman-Adams became the first person to complete the Explorers Grand Slam by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to the North and South Poles. To celebrate this world first the Adventurers Drinks Company developed Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin, crafted with botanicals found on each of the seven continents.Ten bottles of have been individually signed by Sir David and are being auctioned in separate lots, one for each of the seven summits climbed, one for each pole walked and one to mark his achievement of completing the Explorers Grand Slam. 25% of the auction proceeds will be donated to Prostate Cancer UK.Sir David Hempleman-Adams is one of the world’s greatest living adventurers, over his lifetime having explored the world by land, sea and air. For his services to exploration and arctic research in addition to his knighthood Sir David has been awarded the Polar medal by both Queen Elizabeth (2013) and King Charles (2023), the Gold Medal of the Royal Aero Club (2000), the Explorers Medal by The Explorers Club (2004) and Founders Medal by the Royal Geographical Society (2022).Sir David has achieved multiple Guinness World Records, for climbing and ballooning, but the most unusual was for hosting the highest every dinner party where Bear Grylls and Lt Commander Alan Vela eat a 3-course meal hanging from a balloon piloted by Sir David at a height of 24,262ft.You can find out more about Sir David by listening to Sir Davids interview with Phil Kite, founder of the Adventurers Drinks Company athttps://www.youtube.com/@AdventurersDrinksCompany/videos and by visiting www.adventurersdrinks.co.uk The Explorers Grand Slam is a goal achieved by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to both poles. Sir David Hempleman-Adams completed the Grand Slam between 1980 and 1998. Lot 1238 - 1980 - Denali, Alaska, USA - North America Lot 1239 - 1981 - Kilimanjaro, Tanzania - Africa Lot 1240 - 1993 - Everest, Nepal - Asia Lot 1241- 1994 - Elbrus, Russia - Europe Lot 1242 - 1994 - Vinson - Antarctica Lot 1243 - 1994 - Aconcagua, Argentina - South America Lot 1244 - 1995 - Puncak Jaya, Indonesia - Australasia Lot 1245 - 1996 - South Pole Lot 1247- 1998 - North Pole Lot 1246 - 1998 - Explorers Grand Slam - Completed
A bottle of Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin, signed by Sir David to celebrate his climbing of Aconcagua, Argentina, the highest summit on the continent of South America in 1995, as part of his achievement of being the first person to complete the Explorers Grand Slam, by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to the North and South Poles. Notes: Written on the bottle is Aconcagua, 1995 and Sir Davids Signature. The bottle comes with a crafted wooden presentation box, detailed with Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin Aconcagua, Argentina, 1995 and a hand signed ownership certificate. 25% of the auction proceeds will be donated to Prostate Cancer UK by the Adventurers Drinks Company. Background Information: In 1998 the legendary British Explorer Sir David Hempleman-Adams became the first person to complete the Explorers Grand Slam by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to the North and South Poles. To celebrate this world first the Adventurers Drinks Company developed Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin, crafted with botanicals found on each of the seven continents.Ten bottles of have been individually signed by Sir David and are being auctioned in separate lots, one for each of the seven summits climbed, one for each pole walked and one to mark his achievement of completing the Explorers Grand Slam. 25% of the auction proceeds will be donated to Prostate Cancer UK.Sir David Hempleman-Adams is one of the world’s greatest living adventurers, over his lifetime having explored the world by land, sea and air. For his services to exploration and arctic research in addition to his knighthood Sir David has been awarded the Polar medal by both Queen Elizabeth (2013) and King Charles (2023), the Gold Medal of the Royal Aero Club (2000), the Explorers Medal by The Explorers Club (2004) and Founders Medal by the Royal Geographical Society (2022).Sir David has achieved multiple Guinness World Records, for climbing and ballooning, but the most unusual was for hosting the highest every dinner party where Bear Grylls and Lt Commander Alan Vela eat a 3-course meal hanging from a balloon piloted by Sir David at a height of 24,262ft.You can find out more about Sir David by listening to Sir Davids interview with Phil Kite, founder of the Adventurers Drinks Company athttps://www.youtube.com/@AdventurersDrinksCompany/videos and by visiting www.adventurersdrinks.co.uk The Explorers Grand Slam is a goal achieved by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to both poles. Sir David Hempleman-Adams completed the Grand Slam between 1980 and 1998. Lot 1238 - 1980 - Denali, Alaska, USA - North America Lot 1239 - 1981 - Kilimanjaro, Tanzania - Africa Lot 1240 - 1993 - Everest, Nepal - Asia Lot 1241- 1994 - Elbrus, Russia - Europe Lot 1242 - 1994 - Vinson - Antarctica Lot 1243 - 1994 - Aconcagua, Argentina - South America Lot 1244 - 1995 - Puncak Jaya, Indonesia - Australasia Lot 1245 - 1996 - South Pole Lot 1247- 1998 - North Pole Lot 1246 - 1998 - Explorers Grand Slam - Completed
A bottle of Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin, signed by Sir David to celebrate his walking to the North Pole in 1998, as part of his achievement of being the first person to complete the Explorers Grand Slam, by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to the North and South Poles. Notes: Written on the bottle is North Pole, 1998 and Sir Davids Signature. The bottle comes with a crafted wooden presentation box, detailed with Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin North Pole, Arctic Ocean, 1998 and a hand signed ownership certificate. 25% of the auction proceeds will be donated to Prostate Cancer UK by the Adventurers Drinks Company. Background Information: In 1998 the legendary British Explorer Sir David Hempleman-Adams became the first person to complete the Explorers Grand Slam by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to the North and South Poles. To celebrate this world first the Adventurers Drinks Company developed Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin, crafted with botanicals found on each of the seven continents.Ten bottles of have been individually signed by Sir David and are being auctioned in separate lots, one for each of the seven summits climbed, one for each pole walked and one to mark his achievement of completing the Explorers Grand Slam. 25% of the auction proceeds will be donated to Prostate Cancer UK.Sir David Hempleman-Adams is one of the world’s greatest living adventurers, over his lifetime having explored the world by land, sea and air. For his services to exploration and arctic research in addition to his knighthood Sir David has been awarded the Polar medal by both Queen Elizabeth (2013) and King Charles (2023), the Gold Medal of the Royal Aero Club (2000), the Explorers Medal by The Explorers Club (2004) and Founders Medal by the Royal Geographical Society (2022).Sir David has achieved multiple Guinness World Records, for climbing and ballooning, but the most unusual was for hosting the highest every dinner party where Bear Grylls and Lt Commander Alan Vela eat a 3-course meal hanging from a balloon piloted by Sir David at a height of 24,262ft.You can find out more about Sir David by listening to Sir Davids interview with Phil Kite, founder of the Adventurers Drinks Company athttps://www.youtube.com/@AdventurersDrinksCompany/videos and by visiting www.adventurersdrinks.co.uk The Explorers Grand Slam is a goal achieved by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to both poles. Sir David Hempleman-Adams completed the Grand Slam between 1980 and 1998. Lot 1238 - 1980 - Denali, Alaska, USA - North America Lot 1239 - 1981 - Kilimanjaro, Tanzania - Africa Lot 1240 - 1993 - Everest, Nepal - Asia Lot 1241- 1994 - Elbrus, Russia - Europe Lot 1242 - 1994 - Vinson - Antarctica Lot 1243 - 1994 - Aconcagua, Argentina - South America Lot 1244 - 1995 - Puncak Jaya, Indonesia - Australasia Lot 1245 - 1996 - South Pole Lot 1247- 1998 - North Pole Lot 1246 - 1998 - Explorers Grand Slam - Completed
A bottle of Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin, signed by Sir David to celebrate his achievement of being the first person to complete the Explorers Grand Slam, by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to the North and South Poles. Notes: Written on the bottle is Grand Slam, 1998 and Sir Davids Signature. The bottle comes with a crafted wooden presentation box, detailed with Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin Grand Slam and a hand signed ownership certificate. 25% of the auction proceeds will be donated to Prostate Cancer UK by the Adventurers Drinks Company. Background Information: In 1998 the legendary British Explorer Sir David Hempleman-Adams became the first person to complete the Explorers Grand Slam by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to the North and South Poles. To celebrate this world first the Adventurers Drinks Company developed Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin, crafted with botanicals found on each of the seven continents.Ten bottles of have been individually signed by Sir David and are being auctioned in separate lots, one for each of the seven summits climbed, one for each pole walked and one to mark his achievement of completing the Explorers Grand Slam. 25% of the auction proceeds will be donated to Prostate Cancer UK.Sir David Hempleman-Adams is one of the world’s greatest living adventurers, over his lifetime having explored the world by land, sea and air. For his services to exploration and arctic research in addition to his knighthood Sir David has been awarded the Polar medal by both Queen Elizabeth (2013) and King Charles (2023), the Gold Medal of the Royal Aero Club (2000), the Explorers Medal by The Explorers Club (2004) and Founders Medal by the Royal Geographical Society (2022).Sir David has achieved multiple Guinness World Records, for climbing and ballooning, but the most unusual was for hosting the highest every dinner party where Bear Grylls and Lt Commander Alan Vela eat a 3-course meal hanging from a balloon piloted by Sir David at a height of 24,262ft.You can find out more about Sir David by listening to Sir Davids interview with Phil Kite, founder of the Adventurers Drinks Company athttps://www.youtube.com/@AdventurersDrinksCompany/videos and by visiting www.adventurersdrinks.co.uk The Explorers Grand Slam is a goal achieved by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to both poles. Sir David Hempleman-Adams completed the Grand Slam between 1980 and 1998. Lot 1238 - 1980 - Denali, Alaska, USA - North America Lot 1239 - 1981 - Kilimanjaro, Tanzania - Africa Lot 1240 - 1993 - Everest, Nepal - Asia Lot 1241- 1994 - Elbrus, Russia - Europe Lot 1242 - 1994 - Vinson - Antarctica Lot 1243 - 1994 - Aconcagua, Argentina - South America Lot 1244 - 1995 - Puncak Jaya, Indonesia - Australasia Lot 1245 - 1996 - South Pole Lot 1247- 1998 - North Pole Lot 1246 - 1998 - Explorers Grand Slam - Completed
A bottle of Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin, signed by Sir David to celebrate his climbing of Vinson, the highest summit on the continent of Antarctica in 1994, as part of his achievement of being the first person to complete the Explorers Grand Slam, by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to the North and South Poles. Notes: Written on the bottle is Vinson 1994 and Sir Davids Signature. The bottle comes with a crafted wooden presentation box, detailed with Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin Vinson, Antarctica, 1994 and a hand signed ownership certificate. 25% of the auction proceeds will be donated to Prostate Cancer UK by the Adventurers Drinks Company. Background Information: In 1998 the legendary British Explorer Sir David Hempleman-Adams became the first person to complete the Explorers Grand Slam by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to the North and South Poles. To celebrate this world first the Adventurers Drinks Company developed Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin, crafted with botanicals found on each of the seven continents.Ten bottles of have been individually signed by Sir David and are being auctioned in separate lots, one for each of the seven summits climbed, one for each pole walked and one to mark his achievement of completing the Explorers Grand Slam. 25% of the auction proceeds will be donated to Prostate Cancer UK.Sir David Hempleman-Adams is one of the world’s greatest living adventurers, over his lifetime having explored the world by land, sea and air. For his services to exploration and arctic research in addition to his knighthood Sir David has been awarded the Polar medal by both Queen Elizabeth (2013) and King Charles (2023), the Gold Medal of the Royal Aero Club (2000), the Explorers Medal by The Explorers Club (2004) and Founders Medal by the Royal Geographical Society (2022).Sir David has achieved multiple Guinness World Records, for climbing and ballooning, but the most unusual was for hosting the highest every dinner party where Bear Grylls and Lt Commander Alan Vela eat a 3-course meal hanging from a balloon piloted by Sir David at a height of 24,262ft.You can find out more about Sir David by listening to Sir Davids interview with Phil Kite, founder of the Adventurers Drinks Company athttps://www.youtube.com/@AdventurersDrinksCompany/videos and by visiting www.adventurersdrinks.co.uk The Explorers Grand Slam is a goal achieved by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to both poles. Sir David Hempleman-Adams completed the Grand Slam between 1980 and 1998. Lot 1238 - 1980 - Denali, Alaska, USA - North America Lot 1239 - 1981 - Kilimanjaro, Tanzania - Africa Lot 1240 - 1993 - Everest, Nepal - Asia Lot 1241- 1994 - Elbrus, Russia - Europe Lot 1242 - 1994 - Vinson - Antarctica Lot 1243 - 1994 - Aconcagua, Argentina - South America Lot 1244 - 1995 - Puncak Jaya, Indonesia - Australasia Lot 1245 - 1996 - South Pole Lot 1247- 1998 - North Pole Lot 1246 - 1998 - Explorers Grand Slam - Completed
A bottle of Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin, signed by Sir David to celebrate his climbing of Elbrus, Russia, the highest summit on the continent of Europe in 1994, as part of his achievement of being the first person to complete the Explorers Grand Slam, by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to the North and South Poles. Notes: Written on the bottle is Elbrus 1994 and Sir Davids Signature. The bottle comes with a crafted wooden presentation box, detailed with Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin Elbrus, Russia, Europe, 1994 and a hand signed ownership certificate. 25% of the auction proceeds will be donated to Prostate Cancer UK by the Adventurers Drinks Company. Background Information: In 1998 the legendary British Explorer Sir David Hempleman-Adams became the first person to complete the Explorers Grand Slam by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to the North and South Poles. To celebrate this world first the Adventurers Drinks Company developed Sir David Hempleman-Adams Explorers Grand Slam Gin, crafted with botanicals found on each of the seven continents.Ten bottles of have been individually signed by Sir David and are being auctioned in separate lots, one for each of the seven summits climbed, one for each pole walked and one to mark his achievement of completing the Explorers Grand Slam. 25% of the auction proceeds will be donated to Prostate Cancer UK.Sir David Hempleman-Adams is one of the world’s greatest living adventurers, over his lifetime having explored the world by land, sea and air. For his services to exploration and arctic research in addition to his knighthood Sir David has been awarded the Polar medal by both Queen Elizabeth (2013) and King Charles (2023), the Gold Medal of the Royal Aero Club (2000), the Explorers Medal by The Explorers Club (2004) and Founders Medal by the Royal Geographical Society (2022).Sir David has achieved multiple Guinness World Records, for climbing and ballooning, but the most unusual was for hosting the highest every dinner party where Bear Grylls and Lt Commander Alan Vela eat a 3-course meal hanging from a balloon piloted by Sir David at a height of 24,262ft.You can find out more about Sir David by listening to Sir Davids interview with Phil Kite, founder of the Adventurers Drinks Company athttps://www.youtube.com/@AdventurersDrinksCompany/videos and by visiting www.adventurersdrinks.co.uk The Explorers Grand Slam is a goal achieved by climbing the highest summit on all seven continents and walking to both poles. Sir David Hempleman-Adams completed the Grand Slam between 1980 and 1998. Lot 1238 - 1980 - Denali, Alaska, USA - North America Lot 1239 - 1981 - Kilimanjaro, Tanzania - Africa Lot 1240 - 1993 - Everest, Nepal - Asia Lot 1241- 1994 - Elbrus, Russia - Europe Lot 1242 - 1994 - Vinson - Antarctica Lot 1243 - 1994 - Aconcagua, Argentina - South America Lot 1244 - 1995 - Puncak Jaya, Indonesia - Australasia Lot 1245 - 1996 - South Pole Lot 1247- 1998 - North Pole Lot 1246 - 1998 - Explorers Grand Slam - Completed
Philippines - Spanish Colony: a small quantity of coins, comprising: Isabel II, gold peso, 1864 (KM 142, F 3), fair, reverse better; Alphonso XII, silver 50 centimos and 20 centimos (2), all 1885 (KM 150, 149), about very fine; Alphonso XIII, silver peso, 1897 (KM 154), good very fine; together with other coins of the Philippines including US administration issues; also together with: South East Asia and the Pacific: miscellaneous 19th century coins, including: Netherlands East Indies - Indonesia, copper keeping, 1835 (KM Tn2), good very fine; Myanmar (Burma), silver kyat, 1852 (KM 10), about very fine; Australia, copper token penny, Professor Holloway, 1857, rev. with J.M. on base (KM Tn278.1), about very fine; Japan, silver 10 sen, Meiji year 3 (Y 2), very fine; 20 sen, Meiji year 9 (Y 24), very fine; Sarawak, Charles Brooke, copper cent, 1888 (KM 6), very fine; and others. [qty]Not scaleThe collection of Anton Sebastianpillai FRCP (1945-2020)
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