Great Britain Historical Medals

  PrevNext  

This lot is not illustrated.

Lot 1195    Session 4 (4.30pm Wednesday)    Great Britain Historical Medals

Estimate $100
Bid at live.noble.com.au
SOLD $420

CHARLES LINNAEUS, Plant Classification, c.1830, in white metal (49mm), obv. inscription 'The 24 Classes of Plants by Linnaeus' within a central circle, with thirteen classes of plants identified around, obv. bust of Linnaeus left, within central circle, with eleven classes of plants identified around (Eimer 1234); Anti-Slavery Convention, London, 1840, in white metal (52mm) by Davis, obv. bust of Thomas Clarkson right, obv. a slave enchained (Eimer 1342); Hampstead Garden, twenty first anniversary, 1928, merit award, in silver (39mm) by D.Oliver, obv. 'Awarded / to / J.A.Davidson / 1st Prize / Illuminations' within shield, rev. view of Garden. Second medal with edge knocks and punch marks in reverse field, otherwise very good - extremely fine. (3)

Ex. Caroline Simpson/Clyde Bank Collection.

Estimate / sale price does not include buyer's premium (currently 22% including GST) which is added to hammer price. All bids are executed on the understanding that the Terms & Conditions of sale have been read and accepted. For information on grading and estimates please refer to the Buying at Auction advice.

Quick find

View a lot by number and sale.

Adjacent lots

  • Lot 1193  

    MONARCHY AND CONSTITUTION, Anti-Republican Sympathies, 1795, in white metal (49m) by W.Whitley, obv. a domestic ...

    Estimate $100

  • Lot 1194  

    ACCESSION OF WILLIAM IV, 1830, in bronze (68mm) by W.Wyon, rev. bust right, rev. inscription ...

    Estimate $150

  • Lot 1195   This lot

    CHARLES LINNAEUS, Plant Classification, c.1830, in white metal (49mm), obv. inscription 'The 24 Classes of ...

    Estimate $100

  • Lot 1196  

    RAILWAYS; Opening of Liverpool-Manchester Railroad 1830, in white metal (48mm) by Halliday (BHM 1458). George ...

    Estimate $60

  • Lot 1197  

    ABOLITION OF SLAVERY BY GREAT BRITAIN, 1834, in bronze (41mm) by T.Halliday, obv. William IV ...

    Estimate $100