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Lot # 241 - Italy. Napoli (Spanish). Charles II of Spain, sole reign, 1674-1700. Tarì. 1689 (Silver, 26 mm, 5.06 g). CAROLVS - II D G REX HIS, Draped bust right; behind, AG / A (Andrea Giovane, mint master 1682-1700 and Marco Antonio Ariani, assay master 1675-1700); below, IM (Giovanni Montmain, die master). Rev. VTRIVS SICI - HIERVS G XX, Crowned arms; below, 16 - 89. Pannuti-Riccio 17. MIR 299/2. Well toned. Good Very Fine.
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Lot # 242 - Italy. Napoli (Spanish). Charles II of Spain, sole reign, 1674-1700. Tarì. 1689 (Silver, 25.82 mm, 4.98 g). CAROLVS - II D G REX HIS, Draped bust right; behind, AG / A (Andrea Giovane, mint master 1682-1700 and Marco Antonio Ariani, assay master 1675-1700); below, IM (Giovanni Montmain, die master). Rev. VTRIVS SICI - HIERVS G XX, Crowned arms; below, 16 - 89. Pannuti-Riccio 17. MIR 299/2. About Very Fine.
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Lot # 243 - Italy. Napoli (Spanish). Charles II of Spain, sole reign, 1674-1700. Tarì. 1692 (Silver, 25 mm, 4.33 g). CAR II D G REX - HISP ET NEAP, Crowned and draped bust right, lion's mask on shoulder; below, IM (Giovanni Montmain, die master). Rev. 16 - 92, The Golden Fleece within baroque frame; below, G XX; on left field, AG / A (Andrea Giovane, mint master 1682-1700 and Marco Antonio Ariani, assay master 1675-1700). Pannuti-Riccio 19. MIR 300/1. Well toned. Well toned. Usual striations on obverse. About Extremely Fine.
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Lot # 244 - Italy. Napoli (Spanish). Charles II of Spain, sole reign, 1674-1700. Tarì. 1693 (Silver, 24 mm, 4.33 g). CAR II D G REX - HISP ET NEAP, Crowned and draped bust right, lion's mask on shoulder; below, IM (Giovanni Montmain, die master). Rev. 16 - 93, The Golden Fleece within baroque frame; below, G XX; on left field, AG / A (Andrea Giovane, mint master 1682-1700 and Marco Antonio Ariani, assay master 1675-1700). Pannuti-Riccio 20. MIR 300/2. Well toned. Usual striations on reverse. Good Very Fine.
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Lot # 245 - Italy. Napoli. Repubblica Napoletana. 4 Tornesi. 1799 - year 7 (Bronze, 28.60 mm, 11.32 g). REPUBBLICA - NAPOLETANA, Consular fasces surmounted by a Phrygian cap. Rev. ANNO SETTIMO DELLA LIBERTA', Oak wreath; within, TORNE / SI / QUAT / TRO. Pannuti-Riccio 4. Pagani 4. MIR 416. Nicely toned. Good Very Fine.
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Lot # 246 - Italy. Napoli (Spanish). Charles IV of Spain, 1734-1759. Piastra or 120 Grana. 1752 (Silver, 41 mm, 24.71 g). CAR D G UTR - SIC ET HIER REX, Robed and armored bust right; below, De G. Rev. HISPANIAR - INFANS 1752, Crowned arms; in field, VV - MM / R; below, G 120. Pannuti-Riccio 30. MIR 337/1. Davenport 1400. Toned. Good Fine.
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Lot # 247 - Italy. Napoli (Spanish). Ferdinand IV of Bourbon, first period, 1759-1799. Piastra or 120 Grana. 1796 (Silver, 40 mm, 27.05 g). FERDINAN IV D G SICILIAR ET HIE REX, Head right; below, P. Rev. HISPANIAR - INFANS 1796, Crowned arms; above, M; in field, A - P; below, G 120. Pannuti-Riccio 62. MIR 373/1. Davenport 1409. Toned. Cleaning marks. Good Fine.
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Lot # 248 - Italy. Napoli (Spanish). Ferdinand IV of Bourbon, second period, 1799-1805. Piastra or 120 Grana. 1805 (Silver, 38 mm, 27.30 g). FERDINANDVS IV D G REX 1805, Draped bust right. Rev. VTR SIC HIER HISP INF G 120, Crowned arms; below, L - D. Pannuti-Riccio 11. MIR 424. Davenport 162. Toned. About Very Fine.
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Lot # 249 - Italy. Napoli (Spanish). Ferdinand IV (now I) of Bourbon, 1816-1825. Piastra or 120 Grana. 1818 (Silver, 37 mm, 27.27 g). FERD I D G REGNI SICILIARVM ET HIER REX, Crowned head right; below, 1818. Rev. HISPANIARVM - INFANS G 120, Crowned arms. Pannuti-Riccio 8. MIR 462. Davenport 170. Toned. About Very Fine.
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Lot # 250 - Italy. Napoli (Spanish). Ferdinand IV (now I) of Bourbon, 1816-1825. 10 Tornesi. 1819 (Bronze, 38 mm, 31.34 g). FERD I D G REGNI SICILIARVM ET HIER REX, Crowned head left; below, star. Rev. TORNESI / DIECE, Crown; in exergue, 1819. Pannuti-Riccio 14. MIR 466. About Very Fine.
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Lot # 251 - Italy. Napoli (Spanish). Ferdinand II of Bourbon, 1830-1859. Piastra or 120 Grana. 1834 (Silver, 37 mm, 27.48 g). FERDINANDVS II DEI GRATIA REX, Head right; below, 1834. Rev. REGNI VTR - SIC ET HIER, Crowned arms; below, G 120. Pannuti-Riccio 58. MIR 499/4. Davenport 172. Toned. Very Fine.
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Lot # 252 - Italy. Napoli (Spanish). Ferdinand II of Bourbon, 1830-1859. Piastra or 120 Grana. 1856 (Silver, 37.00 mm, 27.51 g). FERDINANDVS II - DEI GRATIA REX, Head right; below, 1856. Rev. REGNI VTR - SIC ET HIER, Crowned arms; below, G 120. Pannuti-Riccio 85. MIR 503/5. Davenport 175. Lightly toned. Minor scratches and adjustment marks. Good Very Fine.
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Lot # 253 - Italy. Parma. Maria Luigia, Duchess of Parma, Piacenza and Guastalla, 1814-1847. 5 Centesimi. 1830. (Copper, 27 mm, 9.56 g). MARIA LUIGIA ARCID D’AUSTRIA 1830, Crowned coat of arms. Rev. DUCHESSA DI PARMA PIACENZA E GUASTALLA, 5 CENTESIMI. Pagani 14. MIR 1098. Good Extremely Fine.
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Lot # 254 - Italy. Sabbioneta. Vespasiano Gonzaga, 1541-1591. Sesino (Bronze, 15.60 mm, 0.86 g). VES GO C[O SA] RO IM ET SA P, Draped bust left. Rov. [SANCT] VS - NICOLAVS, Saint Nicholas standing facing, holding crozier and book. Magnaguti 41. Guidetti 15. BAM Collection 65. MIR 933/1. Darkly toned. Very Fine. Scarce. The figure of St Nicholas appears frequently on the coinage of Sabbioneta, as he was the saint of the day on which Vespasiano Gonzaga was born, 6 December 1531.
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Lot # 255 - Italy. Siena. Republic, 1404-1555. Grosso of 5 soldi and 6 denari. 1404-1423 (Silver, 23.06 mm, 2.68 g) + •SENA• VETVS CIVITAS• VIRGINIS, Large leafy S within a frame of arches. Rev. •ALPHA•ζ •Θ• PRINCIPIV• ζ •FINIS•, Threaded and leafed cross in frame. MIR 514/8. Good Very Fine. Scarce.
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Lot # 256 - Italy. Solferino. Carlo Gonzaga, 1639-1678. Giorgino type Modena (Billon, 22.90 mm, 1.82 g) CAR D (reverted) [G S R I M SOLF]ERINI, Draped bust right. Rev. [S]NICO[L]AVS P S, St. Nicholas kneeling right; rays descend from above and, at lower right, a view of the city. CNI 33. MIR 957a. Silvering preserved. Very Fine. Very Rare. From the Giovanni Maria Staffieri Collection.
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Lot # 257 - Papal States. Rome. Gregory XVI (born Bartolomeo Alberto Cappellari), 1831-1846. Scudo. 1846 (Silver, 37.79 mm, 26.84 g). Berman 3285. Muntoni 7o. Pagani 214. Cabinet toned. Some bumps to edges. Otherwise, Near Extremely fine.
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Lot # 258 - Papal States. Bruxelles. Leo XIII (born Vincenzo Gioacchino Pecci), 1878-1903. 5 Lire "saggio". 1878 (Silver, 38.12 mm, 25.31 g). Montenegro 420. Minor marks. Otherwise, Extremely Fine. Rare.
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Lot # 259 - Papal States. Rome. Pius XII (born Eugenio Maria Giuseppe Giovanni Pacelli), 1939-1958. 100 Lire for the Jubilee. 1950 (Gold, 20.82 mm, 5.19 g). Berman 3399. Muntoni 3. Pagani 716. Uncirculated.
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Lot # 260 - Switzerland. Neuchâtel. Henri II d'Orléans-Longueville, 1595-1663. 10 Kreuzer. Circa 1648 (Silver, 21.09 mm, 2.18 g). OCVLI DNI ET PAX SVP IVSTOS, Draped and cuirassed bust right. Rev. HEN AVR DVX LONGV D G PR NOVICASTRI, Crowned coat of arms. HMZ 2-685a. Demole 117. Nicely toned. Very Fine.
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Lot # 261 - France. Nevers. Louis de Gonzague and Henriette of Cleves. Medal or Token of the foundation for the marriage of the ‘Filles-Madame’. 1722. (Silver, 28 mm, 6.98 g). LVD GONZAGA ET HENRI - CA CLIVEN IDVC NIVERN FIDES, Coat of arms crowned and surrounded by the collar. Rev. IN FERVORE CHARITATIS GRAM DNI EXPECTAM 9, Altar inscribed 1722; above, the name of God in Hebrew in the clouds, from which manna falls in abundance. Magnaguti 187. BAM Collection 119. Feuardent 10451. Corre 2148. About Extremely Fine. This token was struck to commemorate the establishment of a foundation, desired by Ludovico and Enrichetta, which financed the marriage of sixty young girls living in the area of Nevers each year.
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Lot # 262 - France. Paris. Directory, 1795-1799. Medal for the Council of the five hundred. 1798. Opus: Gatteaux (Gilted Bronzeàà, 50 mm, 44.37 g). RÉPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE, Fasces surmounted by the cap of Liberty; laurel and oak branches at sides and horns of plenty; in exergue, REPRÉS DU PEUP L'AN VI. Rev. CONSEIL DES CINQ-CENTS, Triangle and tablet within snake; on which, CONSTITUTION DE L'AN TROIS. Hennin 846. Julius 617. Essling 750. TNR 69.3. Good Very Fine. Rare.
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Lot # 263 - France. Paris. Joachim Murat, 1808-1815. Plaquette. 1808 (Bronze, 44.31 mm, 5.96 g). JOACHIM NAPOLEON ROI DE NAPLES ET DE SICILE, Bust in high uniform left with high lapel, cloak, thin embroidered tie and honors on chest and shoulder; laurel wreath as border. Cf. Siciliano 64. Cf. Bramsen 731. Cf. Ricciardi, Supp. n. 279. About Fdc. Very Rare. In 1808, Gioacchino Murat was appointed King of Naples by Napoleon and was already known as ‘Gioacchino Napoleone’. Thanks to his good looks, sanguine character, and physical courage, he was admired by the Neapolitans. During his short reign, Murat founded and initiated major public works. This plaquette, and another very similar one representing Carolina Bonaparte, the wife of Gioacchino Murat, were commissioned in honor of their appointment as the royal couple ruling Naples and Sicily.
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Lot # 264 - France. Paris. Napoleon Bonaparte, 1804-1814. Medal commemorating the Battle of Marengo. 1800. Opus: Lavy (Bronze, 53.36 mm, 72 g). BONAPARTE PRIMVS CONSVL, Head left; below, LAVY / ANNO VIII. Rev. XII MVNITISSIMIS OPPIDIS VNA DIE - AD DEDITIONEM COACTIS, A painting of Appiani: Hercules standing right, raising Italy seated next to dead tree; behind, sun with the star of Napoleon at its centre rising and Victory inscribing on shield: HOSTIBVS / PROPE / MARENGAM / FVSIS; in exergue, RESPVBLICA CISALPINA / RESTITVTA; on the exergual line, A APP INV - L F. Bramsen 42. Essling 838. Turricchia 194. Good Extremely Fine.
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Lot # 265 - France. Paris. Napoleon Bonaparte and Marie Louise of Austria. Medal for the Royal Marriage. 1810. Opus: Andrieu (Gold, 14.85 mm, 2.91 g). Jugate heads of Napoleon, laureate, and Mary Luise, diademed, right; below, ANDRIEU F. Rev. NAPOLEON EMP ET ROI - M LOUISE D’AUTRICHE, The royal couple standing near a lighted altar, holding one hand each other; Napoleon is dressed in the Roman style while Mary Louise is dressed as a Roman vestal; in exergue, 1810. Bramsen 956. Julius 2265. Good Extremely Fine.
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Lot # 266 - France. Paris. Louis Philippe I, 1830-1848. Medal for the arrival of Napoleon's ashes at the Invalides in Paris. 1844. Opus: Montagny (Gilted Bronze, 52.80 mm, 72.03 g). HIST DE LA REVOLUTION DE L'EMPIRE DE LA RESTAURATION ET DE LA MON DE 1830, Laureate head of Napoleon Bonaparte right; below, PUBLIÉ PAR POURRAT FRÈRES / A PARIS. Rev. Napoleon’s coffin is carried by his followers; on center, France holding laurel and olive branches and a long garland while an angel holds the letter N on an altar; behind, the Invalides and, in the distance, the Belle-Poule; in exergue, MONTAGNY FECIT. In the round, CUIVRE. Bramsen 1986. RdC 27. Extremely Fine. The work by L. Vivien, "Histoire générale de la Révolution française, de l'Empire, de la Restauration, de la Monarchie de 1830", was published by Pourrat Frères in 1844. This medal was most likely an advertising piece commissioned by the publisher Pourrat Frères.
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Lot # 267 - Italy. Mantova. Vincenzo I, 1562-1612 and Vincenzo II, 1594-1627 Gonzaga. Medal. Opus: Gaspare Mola and the nephew Gaspare Moroni Mola (Bronze, 43.59 mm, 32.17 g). VINCENTIVS GONZAGA, Draped bust right, cuirass decorated with a lion mask on the shoulder, Medusa head on the chest, and collar of the Order of the Golden Fleece; below the arm cut, GASP MOLO F. Rev. VINCEN II D G DVX MANT VII ET M F V, Armoured and draped bust left, high ruff; shoulder with small winged caryatid and collar of the Order of the Redeemer on the chest; below, in the rim, under the bust cut, G MORONI. BAM Collection 146 var. (obverse). I Gonzaga 71 var. (reverse). Cast hybrid specimen. About Extremely Fine. Apparently unpublished and Extremely Rare.
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Lot # 268 - Italy. Mantova. Ferdinando Carlo Gonzaga, 1652-1708. Medal. 1686. Opus: Giovanni Battista Guglielmada (Bronze, 41.93 mm, 34.45 g). FERD CAR D G DVX MANT MONTISF CAROLIV GVAST ET C, Armoured bust left; the duke wears a lace cravat with bow, beneath which the medallion of the Collar of the Redeemer is visible; on the shoulder cut, G F 1686. Rev. CERTISSIMA SIGNA SEQVENTVR, Radiate sun with human features; at the top, a portion of the zodiac band showing the signs of Leo, Virgo, and Libra. Litta 40. Magnaguti 101. BAM Collection 255. About Fdc.
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Lot # 269 - Italy. Mantova. Franz Joseph I and Maria Theresia, 1717-1780. Medal for the construction of the sluice gates on the River Mincio at Governolo near Mantova. 1756 (Bronze, 47.07 mm, 39.27 g). MAR THER ROM IMP AVG H B REG MANT DVX FRANC I ROM IMP AVG, Laureate and jugate busts left. Rev. SALVBRITATI AERIS NAVIGATIONIS ET COMMERCII PERPETVITATI PROPE GOBERNVLVM INCHOAT ANN MADCCLVI, Front view of the building planned for the dams at Governolo; in exergue, REGALIS LIBERALITAT MVNVS. Montenuovo 1848. Schaumünzen 127. Johnson, "Le provvidenze piu' memorabili nella Lombardia Austriaca date sotto il regno di Maria Teresa", Medaglia 20, 1985, p. 31, n. 30. Nice patina. Extremely Fine. Ex Astarte 20, 30 October 2009, lot 480.
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Lot # 270 - Italy. Mantova. Leopoldo II of Habsburg, 1790-1792. Medal to commemorate the homage in Mantua. 1791. Opus: Vinazier (Bronze, 44.62 mm, 35.72 g). LEOPOLDVS II IMP SEMP AVG, Laureate head right. Rev. MVNIFICENTIA AVGVSTI, Emperor standing right, helps the personification of the walled city of Mantua to rise; she rests her hand on a cross-bearing shield; in exergue, FELIX MANTVA / AN MDCCICI; on the exergual line, I VINAZER F. Montenuovo 2250. Forrer VI, 279. Rizzini 1307. Johnson 636. Extremely Fine.
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Lot # 271 - Italy. Mantova. Napoleon Bonaparte. Medal for the capitulation of Mantua and the battles of Arcole and Rivoli. 1797. Opus: Gatteaux (Bronze, 35 mm, 20.69 g). VIRGILIVS - MARO, Diademed head of Publius Vergilius Maro right; on the neck cut, E GATTEAUX; below, DENON DT. Rev. CAPITULATION DE MANTOUE XXX JANVIER MDCCXCVII, Mural crown with swimming swan below. Hennin 782. Julius 532. De Félissent 192. Essling 702. Adani, p. 16. Turricchia 55. Good Extremely Fine. After the battles of Castiglione and Peschiera, Napoleon evacuated his troops from the Veneto to move them toward Mantua, considered one of the most important fortresses in Europe. The forces of the Corsican general pressed on Mantua, and after bloody fighting, the war council and commander Wurmser agreed to the capitulation of the Virgilian city. (Cf. E. Adani, "Le medaglie napoleoniche riguardanti l’Italia 1796-1816", Bologna, 1969)
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Lot # 272 - Masonic Past Master Jewel Mid-19th Century (dated 1844–1848)** (46.30 mm, 55.07 g). Maker: L. Simpson, London Material: Gilt metal with enamel A finely executed Masonic Past Master jewel, surmounted by a crowned suspension and formed as a circular gilt medal with enamelled details. The obverse centres on a raised gilt ram’s head, set against a pale blue enamel ground, surrounded by a deep cobalt blue enamelled ring bearing the Latin motto “NEO MORTALIUM OMNIBUS HORIS SAPIT” in gilt lettering. The piece is further framed by a laurel wreath border, all surmounted by a detailed royal crown. The reverse is engraved: “Presented to Bro. J. J. Bonar, K.O.M. for Services Rendered as Prov. G. Warden 1844–48” Below, the maker’s mark L. SIMPSON, LONDON is struck, along with additional hallmarks confirming manufacture and period. The medal retains its original suspension loop. Condition: Very Fine. Gilt surfaces with expected age-related wear and softening; enamel largely intact with minor surface marks. Engraving remains clear and legible. An attractive and historically interesting example with documented provincial service.
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Lot # 273 - Grand Middlesex Banner Jewel, Presented 8 December 1854. (39.53 x 50.34 mm, 27.61 g). Grand Middlesex Banner jewel, gilt and enamel, suspended from its original vertically ribbed purple and yellow silk ribbon, with gilt scroll suspension. The obverse with a circular gilt and blue enamelled banner inscribed “GRAND MIDDLESEX BANNER”, enclosing a central gilt shield charged with a kangaroo in relief, surmounted by a crown. The reverse finely engraved “Presented to Bro. E. G. Selby”, with the presentation date “8th Dec. 1854”, further stamped “L. Simpson London” beneath, retaining its original long pin fitting. An early and highly attractive mid-19th century Masonic banner jewel, notable for its clear dated presentation, strong enamel colouring and well-preserved original ribbon. Condition: Very good, with light surface wear and patina consistent with age; enamels crisp; ribbon well preserved. Date: 8 December 1854.
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Lot # 274 - Everton Lodge No. 823 – “Jubilee 1860–1910” Past Master’s Jewel (gilt silver, 33.18 mm, 28.33 g). In a burgundy leather fitted case, gilt-tooled to lid, by G. Kenning & Son, Liverpool. A fine gilt silver and enamel Past Master’s jewel for Everton Lodge No. 823, suspended from its original olive-green moiré ribbon and topped by a textured gilt bar inscribed: JUBILEE 1860–1910 The obverse displays a circular blue enamel border reading EVERTON LODGE No 823, enclosing a finely painted central scene of a tower with bridge and water (in the manner of a lodge “view” badge). Above the medallion is the Square and Compasses device in gilt. Reverse: The reverse is clearly engraved to the recipient, including: “W Bro R. M. Cow P.M., P.P.G.S. of W” and the key date line: “INITIATED DECEMBER 1874” Hallmarks and maker’s stamp are present near the lower area (as visible in the photo), consistent with Kenning production. Condition: Very good. Enamel bright; painted centre well preserved with only light age speckling; ribbon with normal wear/creasing; gilt silver with light handling marks; fittings secure. Case with expected age wear.
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Lot # 275 - East Lancashire Masonic Benevolent Institution Jewel (40.35 x 53.01 mm, 33.31 g). East Lancashire Masonic Benevolent Institution Incorporated jewel, gilt and enamel, suspended from its original pale blue ribbed silk ribbon, fitted with an ornate gilt suspension scroll and retaining its original pin fastening. The obverse with a circular gilt medallion with blue enamel border inscribed “EAST LANCASHIRE MASONIC BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION INCORPORATED”, enclosing a stork standing on a pedestal before radiating sunbursts in high relief, the lower scroll bearing the motto “PATRIAE FIDELIS AMICISQUE”, executed in gilt and enamel. The reverse plain gilt, stamped “KENNINGSON LONDON”, with central fixing point visible, mounted on a gilt backing plate with original pin. A well-made late 19th / early 20th century Masonic benevolent jewel, retaining strong enamel colour and its original ribbon and suspension, and displaying fine detail throughout. Condition: Very good, with light surface wear and patina consistent with age; enamels intact; ribbon clean and well preserved.
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Lot # 276 - Royal Arch Chapter Jewel, Prince of Wales Chapter No. 1053 (37.67 x 28.74 mm, 16.89 g). Royal Arch Chapter Jewel, Prince of Wales Chapter No. 1053. Gilt and enamel jewel suspended from a deep claret ribbed silk ribbon, surmounted by a curved bar inscribed “FOUNDER” in blue enamel, with applied hexagram device to the ribbon. The obverse features the Royal Arch triple tau within a circular enamelled band inscribed “Prince of Wales Chapter No. 1053”, with additional enamelled scroll below. The reverse plain, retaining original suspension ring and fittings. Maker’s and metal marks present. A well-made and attractive Royal Arch jewel, of classic late 19th to early 20th century form, retaining strong colour and clear definition. Condition: Very good, light surface wear and patina consistent with age; ribbon with minor wear. Period: Late 19th – early 20th century.
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Lot # 277 - Cheshire Masonic Charity – Medal, Instituted 1813 (Late 19th–Early 20th Century) (39.10 mm, 38.48 g). Maker: Unmarked (typical provincial die-struck medal) Material: Gilt bronze; original tricolour ribbon Period: c. 1880s–1920s A handsome and historically significant Cheshire Masonic Charity Medal, suspended from its original red–white–blue moiré ribbon and featuring attractive gilt surfaces. This type of medal was presented in recognition of contributions to Cheshire’s Masonic charitable institutions, whose origins date back to the early 19th century. Obverse The obverse displays a detailed arrangement of symbolic devices: Square and compasses within a laurel wreath The heraldic shield of the County of Cheshire, incorporating three wheatsheaves A second shield with Masonic and civic charges A scroll beneath bearing the Latin motto: AUXILIO TACE VIDET The engraving and relief work are crisp, characteristic of the high-quality die-striking typical of provincial regalia makers of the era. Reverse The reverse features an allegorical classical scene representing Charity: a central robed figure seated with children, flanked by attendant figures holding symbolic objects. At the base appears the inscription: INSTITUTED 1813 Above the medal, the suspension mount forms an arched gilt header reading: CHESHIRE MASONIC CHARITY The heavy gauge and deeply modelled relief emphasize the prestige associated with these medals. Ribbon The original tricolour ribbon remains attached, showing honest age but retaining good structural integrity. Condition: Fine to Very Fine. Ribbon with wear but sound; gilt surfaces with gentle age toning; relief detail sharp; minor contact marks consistent with age; suspension original and functional. A visually impressive and historically meaningful Cheshire Masonic Charity medal, valued for its classical allegory, county heraldry, and original ribbon. A desirable addition for collectors of provincial Masonic awards and charitable medals.
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Lot # 278 - Cheshire Masonic Charity – Medal, Instituted 1813 (Late 19th–Early 20th Century) (39.25 mm, 43.75 g). Maker: Unmarked (typical provincial die-struck medal) Material: Gilt bronze; original tricolour ribbon Period: c. 1880s–1920s A handsome and historically significant Cheshire Masonic Charity Medal, suspended from its original red–white–blue moiré ribbon and featuring attractive gilt surfaces. This type of medal was presented in recognition of contributions to Cheshire’s Masonic charitable institutions, whose origins date back to the early 19th century. Obverse The obverse displays a detailed arrangement of symbolic devices: Square and compasses within a laurel wreath The heraldic shield of the County of Cheshire, incorporating three wheatsheaves A second shield with Masonic and civic charges A scroll beneath bearing the Latin motto: AUXILIO TACE VIDET The engraving and relief work are crisp, characteristic of the high-quality die-striking typical of provincial regalia makers of the era. Reverse The reverse features an allegorical classical scene representing Charity: a central robed figure seated with children, flanked by attendant figures holding symbolic objects. At the base appears the inscription: INSTITUTED 1813 Above the medal, the suspension mount forms an arched gilt header reading: CHESHIRE MASONIC CHARITY The heavy gauge and deeply modelled relief emphasize the prestige associated with these medals. Ribbon The original tricolour ribbon remains attached, showing honest age but retaining good structural integrity. Condition: Fine to Very Fine. Ribbon with wear but sound; gilt surfaces with gentle age toning; relief detail sharp; minor contact marks consistent with age; suspension original and functional. A visually impressive and historically meaningful Cheshire Masonic Charity medal, valued for its classical allegory, county heraldry, and original ribbon. A desirable addition for collectors of provincial Masonic awards and charitable medals.
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Lot # 279 - Primrose League – “Honourable Order of the Grand Star” (Second Grade) Decoration, Rd. 98330 (c. 1888 design registration) (59.60 mm, 28.83 g). Maker: W. O. Lewis (Badges) Ltd., Birmingham (fitted case by W. O. Lewis, Birmingham).  Silvered/white metal star with gilt and blue enamel strap; yellow enamel primrose centre. A bold and impressive Victorian-period Primrose League Grand Star decoration, formed as a large, faceted eight-point star. The centre carries a gilt garter strap inlaid with deep blue enamel, lettered with the Primrose League motto: IMPERIUM ET LIBERTAS (“Empire and Liberty”).  Within the strap is the characteristic primrose emblem in pale yellow enamel. The reverse retains its original brooch pin fitting and shows the Registered Design number Rd 98330 (struck to the field). This registration number dates the design to 1888 (earliest possible production date).  Condition: Good. Enamel generally intact; primrose centre with visible age spotting; star surface with expected wear and patina; fittings complete. Housed in a black leather fitted case by W. O. Lewis, Birmingham.
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Lot # 280 - Royal Arch Masonry – Companion’s Jewel, England, c. 1890–1910 (37.15 x 65.83 mm, 27.27 g). A finely executed Royal Arch Masonic Companion’s jewel, of circular form, suspended from its original deep crimson ribbed silk ribbon, mounted with an ornate pierced and engraved gilt suspension bar and long pin fitting. The quality of manufacture and ribbon construction is characteristic of late Victorian to early Edwardian English Masonic regalia. The obverse displays a well-modelled hexagram enclosing the principal Royal Arch symbols, including the Triple Tau, together with surrounding inscriptions referring to the core virtues of the Order. The design retains good definition, with the original translucent enamel centre and gilt surfaces showing pleasing age toning. The upper mount is of decorative scroll form, consistent with higher-quality pre–First World War production. The reverse is plain gilt metal, retaining the original suspension fittings and construction, as issued. Overall, a correct and attractive example of an English Holy Royal Arch Companion’s jewel from the turn of the 20th century. Condition: Very Fine. Light wear consistent with age; enamel intact; ribbon original and sound; suspension and pin secure.
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Lot # 281 - Workers’ Amalgamated Temperance & Dispensary Society (W.A.T.D.), Silver Member’s Jewel, c. 1890–1910 (29.34 mm, 13.57 g). A scarce sterling silver and enamel membership jewel of the W.A.T.D. (Workers’ Amalgamated Temperance & Dispensary Society), featuring two allegorical robed figures of Temperance in gilt relief on a white enamel ground, framed by laurel branches and surmounted by a blue enamel scroll bearing the initials W.A.T.D.. The lower portion displays a red Welsh dragon, indicating issue for a Welsh branch of the society. Suspended from the original maroon ribbon and a silver bar inscribed MEMBER. The reverse stamped with full British silver hallmarks and maker’s mark. Condition: Very Fine; light wear; enamel complete; ribbon worn but original. A rare survival from a now-defunct temperance friendly society.
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Lot # 282 - Walton Church – Pictorial Brooch / Badge (Gold, 44.30 x 31.23 mm, 5.60 g). In a burgundy leather fitted box, gilt-tooled to lid. 1890-1915. A charming gold and enamel Walton Church brooch, of diamond form with star-point terminals, centred by a shield-shaped cartouche finely decorated with a painted view of a church and grounds. Beneath the scene, a black enamel ribbon scroll reads: WALTON CHURCH The piece is designed as a horizontal bar-brooch, with the decorative badge mounted centrally and the pin extending across the full width, giving a smart, wearable presentation. Reverse: The reverse retains its original bar-brooch fitting with hinged pin and catch. A set of small stamp marks / hallmarks is visible to the lower right area (as shown in the photo). Condition: Very good. Enamel/painted centre well preserved with light age wear; gold with minor surface marks; fittings secure. Box with expected handling wear.
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Lot # 283 - Clarence Lodge – Presentation Jewel (57.50 mm, 27.25 g). Presented 28 December 1892** Maker: Davis, Birmingham Material: Sterling Silver; original riband A finely executed late Victorian Masonic presentation jewel, issued by Clarence Lodge and formally presented on 28 December 1892 to Bro. Henry M. Parker. The jewel is of star form, richly engraved throughout with crisp foliate scrollwork and centred with the intertwined lodge initials C.L. within a circular cartouche. The jewel is suspended from its original pale green riband with brown and buff edge stripes, bearing the gilt embroidered letters C.L.E. and mounted with period silver bars and fittings. The reverse is fully engraved with the original presentation inscription: “Presented by the Clarence Lodge to Henry M. Parker Dec. 28. 1892” Below, the maker’s mark DAVIS MAKER / BIRMINGHAM is clearly stamped, confirming manufacture in the final decade of the 19th century. Condition: Very Fine. Silver bright with light, even patina; engraving sharp and legible throughout; riband original and intact with expected age wear and small period repairs; fittings complete and functional. A well-preserved and attractive Victorian lodge presentation jewel.
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Lot # 284 - A Masonic Charity and Benevolence Medal with Original Ribbon, 19th Century - 20th Century (37.75 mm, 31.50 g). A finely preserved Masonic testimonial medal struck in gilt bronze, suspended from its original tricolour ribbon in white, pale blue and crimson. The obverse depicts an allegorical scene of Charity seated, flanked by two attendants in classical drapery, all beneath a radiant All-Seeing Eye within a triangle. The date MDCCCXXX (1830) appears below. The reverse is inscribed: “HONORABLE TESTIMONIAL OF MASONIC CHARITY & BENEVOLENCE INSTITUTED BY H.R.H. AUGt FRED. DUKE OF SUSSEX M.W. GRAND MASTER” with the Masonic Square and Compasses emblem at the base. Fitted with a straight-bar suspension and long pin to the reverse. Condition: Extremely fine; minor toning to gilt, ribbon lightly handled but well preserved, details crisp and clear. A distinguished 19th-century Masonic award, issued under Prince Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex, one of the most influential Grand Masters of the United Grand Lodge of England. Rare in this state and with its original ribbon.
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Lot # 285 - Independent Order of Foresters IOF/LBC Gilt Metal Badge, c. 1900 (47.79 mm, 11.47 g). Maltese-style cross badge of the Independent Order of Foresters, the obverse with central medallion bearing a right-facing elk’s head and the legend I.O.F. above, L.B.C. below (for Liberty, Benevolence, Concord). The cross arms with symbolic figures, all-seeing eye above and handshake device below, retaining its original red threaded tassel suspension. Reverse plain. Condition: Fine; scattered wear and small surface marks, some rubbing to the gilding, reverse with light age patina; tassel slightly frayed from use.
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Lot # 286 - Royal Arch Masonic Companion’s Jewel, c. 1900–1920 (35.86 x 20.94 mm, 11.81g). Maker: George Kenning & Son (G.K.&S.), London Material: Silver-mounted ribbed silk ribbon; suspended with an ivory-coloured pendant engraved with Royal Arch symbols A fine early 20th-century Royal Arch Masonic Companion’s jewel, suspended from a vertically ribbed silk ribbon in the traditional purple and white colours of the Order. The ribbon is fitted with ornate silver bars above and below, finely engraved with foliate decoration, and retains its original long pin fastening to the reverse. The jewel is completed by an ivory-coloured pendant of tapering form, engraved on both sides with circular and triangular Royal Arch symbols, including the Triple Tau within a triangle and Hebrew characters arranged around a central circle. The pendant is secured by its original suspension fitting and terminal mount. The reverse of the ribbon mount is clearly stamped G.K.&S. / SILVER, confirming manufacture by George Kenning & Son of London, one of the principal makers of British Masonic regalia during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Condition: Very Fine. Ribbon with light age wear and minor fading consistent with period use; silver mounts with attractive toning; pendant intact with clear engraved detail. A well-preserved and complete Royal Arch jewel with strong visual and symbolic presence.
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Lot # 287 - Yorkshire Order of Foresters (Y.O.F.) – Loyal British Court (L.B.C.) Ceremonial Jewel / Sash Badge, (60 x 60 mm) c. 1900–1925 Gilt metal with coloured enamel, suspended from a wide maroon moiré ribbon with blue edge stripes. A striking fraternal / friendly-society jewel, suspended from its original broad ribbon. The upper clasp is a gilt bar bearing the initials L • B • C, centred by an emblematic animal-head device. Below hangs a gilt All-Seeing Eye within radiating rays, set above crossed mallets, leading down to the main cross-form badge. The principal badge is a white enamel cross with gilt ball terminals, featuring side panels with standing allegorical figures and a clasped-hands motif to the lower arm (symbolic of fellowship). At centre is a deep blue enamel roundel with a relief stag/elk head, lettered Y.O.F above and L.B.C. below. Reverse: Plain gilt reverse (as photographed), with ribbon wear consistent with age and use. Condition: Good. Enamel generally sound; gilt with expected rubbing; ribbon shows clear wear/creasing and loose threads, but remains presentable.
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Lot # 288 - Silver River Lodge Founder’s Jewel, No. 628 (48.07 x 26.18 mm, 24.83 g). Silver River Lodge Founder’s jewel, silver, suspended from its original multi-coloured ribbed silk ribbon, fitted with a red enamelled suspension bar inscribed “SILVER RIVER LODGE”, and retaining its original pin fastening. The obverse with a silver circular openwork medallion, featuring a dove in flight carrying an olive branch, suspended beneath a triangular Founder’s emblem, with an oval enamelled plaque inscribed “FOUNDER” enclosing “No. 628”, the ribbon displaying the characteristic graduated colour bands associated with founder or commemorative lodge jewels. The reverse plain silver, with maker’s mark “SPINK & SON LTD, LONDON”, additional hallmarks visible, and original long pin fastening intact. A well-executed early 20th century Masonic Founder’s jewel, notable for its symbolic dove motif and original ribbon, preserved in attractive, honest condition. Condition: Very good, with light wear and patina consistent with age; enamel intact; ribbon clean with minor age-related toning. Date: Early 20th century.
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Lot # 289 - Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes – Steward Jewel (32.41 x 39.49 mm, 23.53 g). Buffaloes, Royal Antediluvian Order of, Steward Jewel, England, early 20th century. Gilt and enamelled metal jewel suspended from a pale blue silk ribbon with an upper suspension bar inscribed “STEWARD”. The obverse decorated with a heraldic shield beneath a crown, flanked by blue enamel scrolls inscribed “ROYAL” and “MASONIC”, the lower portion inscribed “INST. BOS”. The shield displays traditional Buffaloes symbolism including pigs and chevrons, executed in white and blue enamel. Plain gilt reverse with original horizontal pin fitting. Maker’s marks to the reverse. A well-detailed and attractive Steward’s jewel, retaining good colour to the enamel and ribbon, with light wear consistent with age and use. Condition: Very good, light surface wear and patina commensurate with age. Period: Circa 1900–1925.
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Lot # 290 - Independent Order of Foresters (I.O.F.) British Isles & Sons Fund Medal, Early 20th Century (43.99 mm, 14.67 g). A gilt and enamel medal of the Independent Order of Foresters, suspended from a blue ribbed ribbon, the obverse with ornate gilt-framed shield enamelled in white, red and blue. The centre displays the red heart and handshake symbols of the Order, flanked by the initials I • O • F, with the motto initials L • B • C (Liberty, Benevolence, Concord) on the lower scroll. The upper scroll reads BRITISH ISLES & SONS FUND in blue enamel. Reverse plain, retaining original suspension loop; ribbon worn from age. Condition: Good to very good; enamel intact with minor surface wear, gilding with age patina, ribbon visibly frayed but original.
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Lot # 291 - Order of St John – Officer’s Breast Jewel (Early 20th Century) (42.30 mm, 22.17 g). Maker: Toye & Co., London Hallmarked Sterling Silver (London, date-letter early 1900s) A refined and elegant Order of St John Officer’s Jewel, crafted in sterling silver with gilt finish and white enamel, suspended from its original black ribbed ribbon. This piece represents the classic insignia style used in the early decades of the 20th century and is distinguished by its crisp enamelwork and detailed gilt ornamentation. The insignia takes the form of an eight-pointed Maltese Cross, the arms rendered in smooth white enamel bordered in gilt. Between the arms appear finely modelled gilt lions and unicorns—traditional heraldic supporters associated with the Order’s British Royal Charter. The suspension is through a gilt bow element, attaching the cross to a broad black ribbon, surmounted by an engraved gilt top bar of foliate design. Reverse The reverse shows the clean geometry of the cross construction, with the gilt finish intact. Clearly struck British hallmarks confirm: Sterling silver (lion passant) London assay (leopard’s head) Maker: TOYE & Co., LONDON Date-letter corresponding to early 20th century manufacture The long pin-back fitting on the top bar remains fully intact and functional. Condition: Very Fine. Enamel clean and undamaged; gilt metal with soft patina; ribbon in good condition with only light handling creases; reverse hallmarks sharp; suspension and pin fittings secure. An attractive and high-quality example of an Order of St John Officer’s Jewel, admired for its elegant enamelled cross, detailed supporters, and early 20th-century hallmarking. A desirable piece for collectors of chivalric, fraternal, and Masonic-associated insignia.
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Lot # 292 - A Gold-Gilt and Enamel Masonic Jewel, Early 20th Century (38.89 x 78.73 mm, 36.05 g). A finely crafted Masonic jewel, the obverse featuring the traditional Square and Compasses centred with the letter G, symbolising Geometry and the Great Architect. The background highlighted with blue enamel and surrounded by detailed foliate decoration. Above, a radiant star and rosette motif form the suspension, complete with original loop. The reverse plain and uninscribed, retaining a smooth polished surface. Gold-gilt throughout with attractive warm tone. Condition: Very fine; minor enamel wear, light handling marks; suspension intact. A well-executed example of Masonic ceremonial jewellery, likely produced for lodge officers during the early 20th century.
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Lot # 293 - Systematic Masonic Educational & Benevolent Institution, East Lancashire, Award Jewel, Sterling Silver & Enamel, 1901, by G. Kenning, London (50.37 mm, 21.56 g). A scarce early Masonic charity jewel for the East Lancashire branch of the Systematic Masonic Educational & Benevolent Institution, the ornate sterling silver medal with blue enamel border inscribed SYSTEMATIC MASONIC EDUCATIONAL & BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION – EAST LANCASHIRE, dated 1901. The centre depicts the pelican feeding her young, the traditional emblem of Masonic charity, above a scroll bearing the motto SANS CHANGER. The reverse struck with full London silver hallmarks for 1901 and the maker’s mark G.K. for George Kenning, London, with additional KENNING LONDON stamp below. Condition: Very fine; attractive toning to silver, enamel completely intact, light age wear only. A rare and desirable pre-RMBI charitable jewel.
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Lot # 294 - Cheshire Masonic Charities Steward’s Badge, 1906 (41.33 x 19.67 g). Cheshire Masonic Charities Steward’s badge, dated 1906, gilt and enamel, suspended from its original pale blue ribbed silk ribbon. The obverse with an enamelled multi-pointed star badge inscribed “Cheshire Masonic Charities”, dated 1906, centred with a heraldic shield bearing supporters and armorial devices, all within a blue enamelled circular band. The star backed with white enamel arms and laurel wreath details. Above, the ribbon mounted with a gilt and enamel suspension bar inscribed “Steward”, surmounted by ornate scrollwork, and a small enamelled shield device affixed to the ribbon. The reverse with openwork star backing plate, retaining its original long pin fitting, and stamped “Kenning & Son, London”, with maker’s marks to the lower arm. A fine and well-detailed early 20th-century Cheshire Masonic Charities steward’s badge, retaining good enamel colour and original ribbon. Condition: Very good, with light surface wear and age-related patina; enamels largely intact with minor losses; ribbon showing expected wear. Date: 1906.
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Lot # 295 - Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution – Steward Jewel, 1906 (County Durham) (55.55 x 34.20 mm, 21.77 g). Maker: Spencer & Co., London Hallmarked Sterling Silver (London, 1905–06) A historically important Edwardian-era Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution (RMBI) Steward Jewel, dated 1906, representing the Province of County Durham (Comitatus Dunelmensis — Com. Dunelm). Crafted in sterling silver with rich enamel and suspended from the original crimson ribbon, this early RMBI example displays the elaborate heraldry and craftsmanship typical of Spencer & Co. The upper suspension bar is enamelled STEWARD 1906, flanked by stylised scrollwork. Below hangs the provincial badge of County Durham, a blue-enamelled cross charged with four silver lions, set above a scroll inscribed: COM. DUNELM The ribbon—though heavily worn and frayed—remains original, adding genuine antique character. The large pendant medallion is shaped in ornate scroll form and crowned at the top. Its outer band is enamelled ROYAL MASONIC BENEVOLENT INST., while the lower scroll bears the Latin motto: NEC TEMERE • NEC TIMIDE (“Neither rashly nor timidly”) At centre is the striking coat of arms: a gilt shield bearing three golden lilies (fleurs-de-lis) against a deep blue enamel field, supported by two heraldic animals. Reverse The reverse bears: SPENCER LONDON maker’s stamp Full London hallmarks: Sterling silver (lion passant) London assay (leopard’s head) Date-letter for 1905–06 Maker’s mark S&Co. Two screw fixings secure the enamelled heraldic shield to the frame, as expected for early RMBI construction. Condition: Fair to Fine (historically appealing). Ribbon heavily tattered and fragile; enamel largely intact with some age-related losses; gilt portions toned and worn; silver surfaces patinated; hallmarks clear; suspension mount original. Despite ribbon condition, the jewel retains strong display value and considerable historical interest. A scarce and highly desirable pre-WWI RMBI Provincial Steward Jewel, representing the Province of Durham and dating from just after the turn of the century. Early dated RMBI jewels, especially with provincial arms, are increasingly difficult to obtain.
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Lot # 296 - Royal Masonic Institution for Boys – Steward Jewel, 1909 (43.12 x 28.45 mm, 17.24 g). Maker: Spencer, London Hallmarked Sterling Silver (London, 1908–09) A distinguished early Royal Masonic Institution for Boys (RMIB) Steward Jewel dated 1909, executed in silver with coloured enamel and suspended from its original pale ribbon. This Edwardian-period jewel is notable for its bold heraldic composition and the highly refined early 20th-century workmanship characteristic of Spencer’s London atelier. The upper bar is an ornate scrollwork mount bearing a blue enamel panel inscribed STEWARD. Suspended beneath is the original ribbed ribbon in pale greenish-cream, adorned at centre by a small enamel shield displaying three wheat sheaves, a classic symbol of beneficence and abundance. The main medallion is surmounted by a red enamel coronet, beneath which an oval blue enamel band reads: R.M.I. BOYS 1909 Within the band is the full achievement of arms: a central shield displaying a rampant red lion, supported by two rearing horses, and crowned by a smaller lion crest above. At the base, a blue enamel scroll bears the Latin motto: SIC DONEC (“Thus until…” / “So long as…”) Reverse The reverse shows the original construction plate with age patina. Clear hallmarks on both the mounting frame and medallion confirm: Sterling silver (lion passant) London assay (leopard’s head) Date-letter for 1908–09 Maker’s mark: SPENCER LONDON The suspension fittings remain original and fully functional. Condition: Fine. Ribbon with fraying and losses at edges; enamel bright with isolated wear at high points; silver with attractive toning; reverse retaining strong hallmarks; suspension secure. An impressive and highly collectible Edwardian RMIB Steward Jewel, valued for its early date, elaborate heraldry, and high-quality silver construction. Examples from the first decade of the 1900s are increasingly sought after by collectors of Masonic regalia.
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Lot # 297 - Primrose League – Multi-Clasp “Special Service / Delegate” Badge Group, 1909–1921 (102.46 x 40.20 mm). Maker: not visible from the provided photo (often found stamped to reverse on comparable Primrose League badges). Gilt metal with coloured enamels, mounted with its original ribbon backing; in a burgundy leather fitted case by J. Bragg, Birmingham & London (as supplied). A striking and unusually extensive Primrose League badge group, built up with multiple year clasps for Special Service and Delegate duties spanning the Edwardian period through the immediate post–WWI years. The piece is dominated by a tall stack of enamel bars, including SPECIAL SERVICE 1909, SPECIAL SERVICE 1910 (crowned top bar with primrose sprays), SPECIAL SERVICE 1911, P DELEGATE 1912, SPECIAL SERVICE 1919, SPECIAL SERVICE 1920, P DELEGATE 1920, and an additional bar present behind/within the stack (partially obscured in the image, likely a later year). Suspended below is the Primrose League badge device: a gilt quatrefoil/lozenge form with rich maroon enamel panels and a prominent primrose flower at centre. At the base is the League motto scroll: IMPERIUM ET LIBERTAY (“Empire and Liberty”). Reverse: The reverse shows the original composite construction with multiple brooch fittings (one for each clasp section) and the stitched ribbon backing, consistent with an assembled, worn service group. Condition: Good. Enamel generally strong across the bars; the central primrose flower shows age spotting/soiling; gilt with surface wear; reverse fittings intact. Case with expected age wear.
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Lot # 298 - Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes – “Primo” Jewel (45.24 mm, 23.51 g). Buffaloes, Royal Antediluvian Order of, Primo Degree Jewel, England, early 20th century. Gilt metal jewel suspended from a broad red ribbed silk ribbon, the upper suspension bar enamelled and inscribed “PRIMO” between two small crosses. The obverse with a circular enamelled central medallion inscribed “ROYAL ANTEDILUVIAN ORDER OF BUFFALOES”, enclosing a detailed allegorical scene with standing figures flanking a central shield, all within a scalloped gilt border. Plain gilt reverse. Original horizontal pin fitting to the reverse of the suspension bar. An attractive and well-preserved example of an early Buffaloes Primo jewel, retaining strong colour to the enamel and ribbon, with expected light surface wear consistent with age. Condition: Very good, minor wear and patina commensurate with age. Period: Circa 1900–1925.
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Lot # 299 - Royal Arch / Allied Masonic Degrees – Steward’s or Officer’s Jewel (36.90 mm, 17.86 g). An unusual and attractive Masonic jewel, suspended from its original multicolour ribbed silk ribbon, the colours arranged in vertical bands of red, blue, green, yellow and white. The ribbon is mounted with a decorative gilt top bar featuring foliate engraving, fitted with original pin fastening to the reverse. The jewel consists of a crescent-shaped metal suspension supporting a translucent shield-shaped pendant, finely engraved on each side. One face displays a sacred triangle within a circular inscription in Hebrew characters, while the reverse shows a corresponding circular emblem with further symbolic lettering, reflecting esoteric and ritual significance associated with higher Masonic or allied orders. The reverse of the crescent retains maker’s hallmarks and the original suspension fittings, all intact. Condition: Very Fine. Original ribbon present with light fading and minor wear; pendant well preserved with clear engraved symbols; metal components showing light age-related patina; pin and suspension complete and functional. A distinctive and visually striking Masonic jewel, appealing for its symbolism, colour and quality of manufacture, well suited to collectors of British and allied Masonic regalia.
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Closing on: 2026-02-08 16:00:00 Roma time
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Lot # 300 - Royal Arch / Allied Masonic Degrees–Type Jewel (Uninscribed) (42.09 x 24.19 mm, 9.57 g). Maker: Unmarked Material: Gilt metal with white enamel Date: c. 1910–1930 (stylistic estimate) A large, ornate gilt fraternal jewel, consisting of a triple-section floral suspension and cream-coloured ribbon, leading to an intricate open-work medallion. The central motif is a hexagram (double triangle) containing Latin mottos, typical of late-Victorian and early-20th-century esoteric fraternal societies, including Royal Arch–related bodies, the Allied Masonic Degrees, and associated side-orders. Suspension & Ribbon Three gilt bars, each with raised floral decoration, connected by cream silk ribbon in the original long ceremonial format. A long Victorian-style pin remains intact on the reverse. Obverse The medallion features: A double triangle / hexagram formed by scroll-work arms Latin mottos in the triangular arms (partially worn but consistent with Masonic moral maxims) A surrounding gilt ring with additional Latin inscriptions in relief A lower cartouche with further symbolic initials The aesthetic is consistent with early 20th-century British-produced esoteric regalia. Reverse Plain gilt reverse without hallmarking, typical for non-silver issue jewels of this type. The construction shows hand-cut and soldered elements, suggesting small-batch manufacture. Condition: Good overall. Ribbon lightly aged; gilding with moderate oxidisation; enamel intact; pin original and functional. No structural damage. Notes While the exact issuing order cannot be definitively attributed due to lack of inscription and hallmarking, the jewel clearly belongs to the symbolic/esoteric branch of British fraternal regalia, and pieces of this size and complexity are collectible.
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Starting price: CHF 100
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B.P.: 19.00%
Closing on: 2026-02-08 16:00:00 Roma time

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