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A Charlotte Rhead charger in pastel hues of floral patterns around a central medallion, Diameter: 37cm.

Kashmir wool runner, the brick red field with central medallion, floral scrollwork and double mihrabs, label verso of 'Oriental Heritage Agra', 302cm x 76cm

George V 9ct gold signet ring, Birmingham 1928, size V½, 7.3g approx, and a yellow metal (916) ring inset with a facsimile 1880 Liberty head and bald eagle medallion advertising 'Modern Flower Prize Jewellery', the diadem stamped 'Modern', shank misshapen (not sized), 2.8g gross approx (2)

Quantity of coins and medallions to include; 'William IIII and Queen Adelaide Coronation' medallion, Prince of Wales and Princess Alexandra 1863 wedding medallion, copper and world coinage, British War Medal to 13826 PTE. J. BASFORD K.O.S.B, two George V South African silver shillings, etc.

Assorted 9ct gold and yellow metal charms including 1951 Festival of Britain, shield with Cross of St. George, miniature UK passport, cross with Victoria medallion, anchor, etc, 28mm and smaller, 15.9g gross approx (8)

Early 20th century 9ct rose gold graduated curb link Albert chain with T-bar and swivel clip, 35.5cm long approx, and attached a George V 9ct rose gold medallion fob, Birmingham 1910, 33.5g gross approx

An early 20th century Chinese wool pile carpet on a gold and yellow ground with central medallion, approximately 300cm x 300cm

MASONIC SILVER JEWEL FALKIRK LODGE 16 the oval medallion with central masonic symbol within a chased border of thistles, with ribbon and attachments. Hallmarked Birmingham 1960, in case

A VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER 1851-2001 MEDALLION IN ORIGINAL PRESENTATION BOX

A COLLECTION OF COINS TO INCLUDE BRITAIN AND AUSTRALIAN DECIMAL COINS, NEW ZEALAND COMMEMORTAIVE CROWNS, BOXED COMMEMORATIVE MILLENNIUM MEDALLION ETC

A HEAVY HALLMARKED BIRMINGHAM SILVER MASONIC MEDALLION IN A PRESENTATION BOX

A large Middle Eastern wool carpet with a central floral medallion amongst a field of flowers on a predominantly blue ground set within floral running borders, 440cm x 300cm approximately

A south west Persian Lori rug, with an elongated diamond medallion on a red ground, 250cm x 150cm

A central Persian Bakhtiar rug, with a shaped central medallion within a diamond panel on a red ground, 200cm x 155cm

A Bokhara Rug with an all over medallion design on a red ground, 155cm x 100cm

A leather box containing a Shanghai Volunteer Fire Brigade Medal with five years service clasp, together with another "Deluge" steam fire engine co No 4 awarded to L R Wheen; two Shanghai Revolver Club medallions, 9ct gold and enamel cricket league medallion 5 gms and further bronze sports awards

Eastern rug with central medallion on red and blue ground, 205cm x 121cm

Eastern rug with central medallion on orange, red, blue and green ground, 202cm x 127cm

Group of vintage costume jewllery, silver fob, enamelled gilt metal medallion, coin bracelet, Dunhill lighter and other bijouterie

Large rug with central medallion on cream and brown ground, 280cm x 203cm

Two sets of six silver teaspoons, pair of silver sugar tongs and set of six silver handled knives, all in fitted cases, together with a silver medallion and one other

A box containing Britains First Decimal Coin set, a silver medallion, 1878 silver coin mounted as a brooch etc.

A 50th Anniversary of The Battle of Britain, silver proof commemorative medallion, 53gms

Tiffany & Co., a bracelet and necklace, the necklace composed of silver beads on a silver chain, length 45cm; the bracelet of circular linking suspending a medallion pendant inscribed 'Please return to Tiffany & Co.', length 19cm, each signed Tiffany & Co., British hallmarks for silver, sponsor's marks T&Co., combined gross weight 84 grams. Condition - fair

A GROUP OF CERAMICS, GLASS AND A SET OF SCALES, comprising an Edinburgh Crystal thistle decanter and two matching wine glasses, a Harrods Crystal claret jug, an unmarked decanter of waisted cylindrical form (stopper and rim chipped), a boxed cased Wedgwood Jasper Portrait Medallion of HM The Queen, limited edition 1679/2000 to mark Queen Elizabeth II's silver jubilee in 1977, with certificate, six pieces of Denby Geenwheat, including three different sized teapots (smallest teapot has a hairline around the top of the handle, lid has chips to the underside), and a set of gold painted kitchen balance scales by CW Brecknell, with seven weights (some paint loss and wear) (qty) (Condition Report: most pieces appear in good condition, obvious specific damage as stated)

MASONIC REGALIA, a briefcase with combination lock, together with a sash fitted with a 'Derbyshire' medallion, apron, booklets, four medals with ribbons one silver gilt and enamel medal for 'Old Crosbean Lodge No.4992 Founded 1928' hallmarked Birmingham, a framed 'Special Year 1961 coin set'

This exquisite Wedgwood small octagonal bowl features a vibrant blue mottled lustre exterior, adorned with intricate dragon motifs in gold. The interior is finished in a radiant mother-of-pearl glaze, showcasing the Bai-fuku, and Waso-byo-ye patterns in delicate detail. A central medallion adds a striking focal point to this finely crafted piece. Wedgwood Portland Vase backstamp. Z4829.Artist: Daisy Makeig-JonesIssued: c. 1920sDimensions: 4.5"W x 2.5"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear. As is. Minor chip at base.

This elegant Wedgwood small octagonal bowl features a rich ruby lustre exterior adorned with intricate oriental motifs in gold. The interior is finished in a radiant mother-of-pearl glaze, further embellished with detailed oriental designs and a central medallion. The fine craftsmanship and luxurious finishes are hallmarks of Wedgwood's lustreware artistry. Wedgwood Portland Vase backstamp. Z4827.Artist: Daisy Makeig-JonesIssued: c. 1920sDimensions: 3.75"W x 2"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

This captivating Wedgwood small bowl features an exterior adorned with a blue mottled lustre and the intricate Flying Humming Birds pattern in gold. The interior showcases a vibrant orange-crimson mottled lustre, complemented by a border of Flying Geese motifs and a central medallion with a detailed bird design. The rich color palette and fine detailing exemplify Wedgwood's mastery in creating stunning lustreware. Wedgwood Portland Vase backstamp. Z5294.Artist: Daisy Makeig-JonesIssued: c. 1920sDimensions: 5.25"Dia x 2.5"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

A set of four early 20th Century moulded glass three branch wall sconces with drops on a starburst medallion mount, together with a single twin branch wall sconce and another similar with mirrored back

An ornate cornucopia style bowl having cherub decoration, an Atkin Bros Sheffield blue and white stoneware jug, a Myott & Sons Willow pattern tazza, a Heysham Townswomen Guild Chairman medallion and two plated picture frames etc.

A red ground wool rug with central medallion, 240 x 154cm. Estimate: £60-80

A blue ground silk rug with central medallion, 130 x 76cm. Estimate: £40-60

Ca. AD 100 - 300.A bronze relief of the goddess Roma depicted in a frontal view, adorned with a high crown resembling a city wall. She has a bi-partite hairstyle and idealised facial features. Two necklaces are prominent on her chest, with the lower one showcasing a central circular medallion. Additionally, two iron appliqués are affixed to her hair on either sides of her face.Size: 175mm x 150mm; Weight: 3.65kg.Provenance: Private UK collection, acquired on the UK art market; Ex. Private collection of Mr S.A., Switzerland, 1990s, thence by descent. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter. This piece is accompanied by a historical report from Alessandro Neri, an international Cultural Heritage expert based in Florence, Italy.

FERINAND BARBEDIENNE (1810-1892). After. A MID 19TH CENTURY CLOISONNE LIDDED BON-BONNIERE AND ONE OTHER. (2). lidded bonbonniere with arabesque decoration and hoof footed supports, the other with central medallion bust, birds and putti supports. 21cmH x 22cmW. 17cmH x 24cmW.

64 Villiger cigars, 30 Henri Winterman's cigars, 10 Ritmeester Half Coronas, five Havana Medallion Petit Coronas, 20 Macoba small cigars, five Castella Fine Panatellas, a cased Romeo y Julieta, a Macanudo, an Upmann and a Bolivar No.3. (138)

Ca. 300 - 200 BC.A gold medallion featuring a high-relief depiction of Tethys seated on a seahorse amid stylised waves. The central figure, shown in profile, has intricately detailed hair arranged in a tight braid. The facial features are finely defined, with a slightly downward gaze and a serene expression. The upper body is unclothed, with bracelets adorning the arms. The seahorse, rendered with a long sinuous body covered in detailed overlapping scales, has a curled tail that coils to one side. The head displays prominent eyes, an elongated snout, and flared nostrils, with a mane-like crest extending down the neck. The outer edge of the medallion is slightly raised and smooth, framing the composition. A suspension loop at the top, formed by tightly wound gold wire, allows for attachment.For similar see: Taranto Museo Nazionale, inv. 22.429 - 22.430.Size: 70mm x 65mm; Weight: 25gProvenance: Ex. private collection; formerly in a Swiss private collection, Acquired on the British art market; previously in the Ian Woodner Collection, USA. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter. This piece is accompanied by a historical report from Alessandro Neri, an international Cultural Heritage expert based in Florence, Italy.

Ca. AD 900. A silver-gilt medallion with a raised border enclosing an intricate scrollwork pattern forming a symmetrical design. Clusters of raised dots arranged in quincunx are positioned between the interwoven lines. A suspension loop at the top allows for attachment.For similar see: World of Art, Viking art, James Graham-Campell, Thames and Hudson, 2013, p. 70, n. 73.Size: 38mm x 26mm; Weight: 7gProvenance: Private UK collection; previously acquired on the UK art market in the 1990s.

Ca. AD 600 - 800. A bronze-gilt phalera depicting the Virgin Mary in high relief. The figure is shown in a frontal pose, wearing a long robe with finely detailed folds. A circular nimbus frames the head, while both hands are raised, grasping a long staff. Around the central medallion, an outer border consists of repeating arched segments filled with geometric and floral motifs.Size: 75mm x 70mm; Weight: 20gProvenance: Private UK collection; formerly with R. A.; since the 1990s.

Ca. AD 600 - 800. A gilded bronze military phalera with a scalloped border, featuring a central raised medallion encircled by a plain rim. The medallion depicts two confronting eagles and the surrounding field is decorated with small incised stars and multiple perforations along the outer edge suggest attachment points.Size: 70mm x 70mm; Weight: 20gProvenance: Private UK collection; formerly with R. A.; since the 1990s.

Ca. 320 - 310 BC. A red-figure dish attributed to the Kantharos Group, featuring a finely executed 'Lady of Fashion' motif. This shallow, broad dish rests on a short foot and is painted in a rich red hue with white and yellow detailing. The central medallion presents the profile of a woman adorned with elaborate jewellery and a finely detailed headdress. Encircling the central figure is a band of wave motifs and a striped rim.For similar see: Trendall A.D., The Red-figured Vases of Apulia, Vol. II: Late Apulian, Plate 388 - 389. A similar example sold for USD 3,276 at Christie's, Live Auction 21841, Antiquities, 17 October 2023, Lot 51.Size: 30mm x 140mm; Weight: 135gProvenance: Private UK collection, acquired on the Dutch art market; previously acquired on the Belgian art market; Peter van der Elst, Liege, 1987.This piece is accompanied by a historical report from Alessandro Neri, an international Cultural Heritage expert based in Florence, Italy.

Ca. AD 800 - 1100. A silver medallion with a depiction of Dragon Fafnir. The medallion is circular with a raised border enclosing the depiction of the beast, its body consisting of interwoven, sinuous lines filled with rows of small raised dots. Its head is turned backwards with an open mouth. A suspension loop is positioned at the top for attachment.For similar see: World of Art, Viking art, James Graham-Campell, Thames and Hudson, 2013, p. 61, n. 59; p. 85, n. 91Size: 30mm x 28mm; Weight: 5gProvenance: Private UK collection; previously acquired on the UK art market in the 1990s. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.

Ca. 330 - 300 BC. A black-glaze guttus with a ribbed rounded body and a short, protruding spout set opposite a single loop handle. The upper face features a central medallion in relief depicting the head of Silenus, characterised by a broad nose, deep-set eyes and a full beard with wavy strands.For similar see: The British Museum, Museum number 1772,0320.110, 1772,0320.116.Size: 85mm x 120mm; Weight: 150gProvenance: Property of a central London Gallery; formerly in a South English estate collection; acquired in the 1990s from Andre de Munter, Brussels, Belgium; previously in an old European collection.

Ca. AD 1050 - 1100. A silver cross with flaring arms, each terminating in a large rounded extension with two smaller ones at the corners. The central figure stands in the orans pose with both hands raised in prayer, wearing a long robe with linear detailing. A circular nimbus surrounds the head and a small figure of the infant Jesus is positioned at the chest. Above, a larger medallion bears the image of a saint with an inscription surrounding the bust. The horizontal arms contain additional busts of saints within circular frames, each accompanied by Greek inscriptions. The lower arm extends downward into a narrow section with a squared terminal, possibly for mounting. The reverse is plain.For similar see: The Walters Art Museum, Accession Number 54.2840 (shape).Size: 150mm x 125mm; Weight: 120gProvenance: Private UK collection; formerly with R. A.; since the 1990s. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.

Ca. 350 BC.A black glaze guttus with a flattened, rounded body, a narrow flaring spout, and a single arched handle rising from the shoulder. The periphery is decorated with a series of fine, shallow grooves. The upper side features a central relief medallion depicting a Gorgon with wide eyes, a broad nose, a slightly open mouth, and wavy hair surrounding the face. Concentric rings frame the relief.For similar see: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Object Number: 1971.11.10; The British Museum, Museum number 1988,0619.4.Size: 90mm x 110mm; Weight: 175gProvenance: Property of a central London gallery, previously acquired on the Dutch art market; previously acquired on the Belgium art market; Daniel Bogaerts, Brussels, 1995.

Christopher Columbus medallion from 1893, commemorating the discovery of America in 1492, 7.5cm

Silver Brewers & Allied Traders medallion, with presentation engraving, hallmarked and within fitted case, together with set of six silver handled butter knives, hallmarkedCondition Report:Medallion approx 43 grams

Anhänger "A", MedallionSchwarzer Anhänger (Onyx?) mit goldener Ligatur "A", besetzt mit Saatperlen und Diamantrosen. Diamant im Brillantschliff ca. 0,5 ct unterer Farb- und Reinheitsgrad, Anhängeröse gelötet, Maße ca. 3,5x4,5cm, Zustand 2.

A mixed lot Together with:  [a] A pair of Islamic gold coin cufflinks [b] A gold toothpick [c] An Islamic gold pierced medallion  Pierced with script and the reserve Middle/Near Eastern hallmarks [d] A gold medallion with extensive Islamic inscription, rope twist border and hallmarks Property of a nobleman Total weight: Approx. 53.9 g.

Regency A pair of two drawer bedside tables with medallion handles, on cabriole legs Property of a gentleman  Dimensions: 29 in. (H) x 22 in. (W) x 16 in. (D)

French 18th century A parquetry inlaid petite chest of drawers, with marble top above three drawers with medallion handles  Property of a gentleman Dimensions: 33 in. (H) x 24 in. (W) x 14 in. (D)

OMEGA - a Vintage gold plated stainless steel Constellation Chronometer automatic wristwatch, ref. 2852 13SC, circa 1958, black crosshair dial with silvered quarterly Arabic numerals, lance hands, sweep centre seconds hand and gilt Constellation medallion caseback with patent no. 315164, 24 jewel movement with calibre 505, serial no. 16471667, case width 35mm, not currently working . Condition Report:Movement – watch works sporadically for a few moments but then stops - needs attention Dial - very cleanGlass - only extremely light surface abrasions, Omega logo in centreHands - goodCase - plating still very good, only light surface abrasionsCrown – signed with logo, hands adjust smoothlyBracelet - unassociated black leather strap and tang buckle, light wearNotes – no box or papers

1866 Five Francs gold coin as a fob medallion (approx 1.7g including suspension loop). Together with a 9ct gold framed photo locket

A Middle Eastern Rug, with a central medallion within a floral ground, 132 x 200cm.

A Middle Eastern Prayer Rug, with central medallion within a floral border, 127 x 210cm.

A Middle Eastern Rug, in shades of maroon, orange and black, the central medallion with a lozenge design within bands of geometric forms, 95 x 150cm.

9CT ROSE GOLD GRADUATED LINK ALBERT CHAIN with T bar and clip, 34cms (l) with 9ct rose gold medallion, S.F.A. 1903-4 R. Morris, 31.5gms grossAuctioneer's Note: believed to relate to Robert Morris, born Oswestry, 1875; died Chirk, 23 September 1926. Morris was a centre half with 6 caps: (Chirk) v England, Ireland 1900; v Ireland 1901; Scotland 1902; (Shrewsbury T) v England, Ireland 1903. Career: Chirk 1893-1902; Shrewsbury T 1902-07; Chirk 1907-09. 'Bob' Morris was said to be an excellent defender and good leader, somewhat surprisingly, never made it beyond the Birmingham and District League but was briefly on Manchester City’s books. A one-time Chirk captain, he was comfortable at left back or centre half and one writer called him “unapproachable”, adding “his defence of the ball was very uncommon”. Morris was strong in the air and was keen to go forward for corners and free kicks - an early exploiter of what is now known as the “set piece”. A careful player, he relied on his well-developed positional sense and was “entirely safe”. Morris, a brother to Jack and Charlie, captained Shrewsbury to a Shropshire Cup success in 1904 before returning to a Chirk club in decline. An official at Brynkinalt colliery, he was later chairman of the Chirk club. Honours: Shropshire Cup Winner 1903, 1904Provenance: by descent, private collection Ynys Mon, Robert & Richard Morris (vendor's mother's uncle), items in this auction believed to have belonged to Robert, but both played for Wales, Chirk FC, however Robert 'Bob' had a longer playing career

Hamadan carpet, with central octagonal medallion, stylised flowers on a brick red field, with blue ground, four spandrels with more stylised flowers on brick red field, fringed, 220 x 140cm

A German stoneware bellarmine jug with a medallion with a portrait of a man in profile, 17th C.H 12 cm

A German stoneware 'medallion' bellarmine jug, 17th C.H 26,5 cm