Two British Coronation Medals:Edward VII and VII

DESCRIPTION: Coronation medal Edward VII and Alexandria, 1-3/4" diameter, 4" overall. Medallion with enamel crest, 1-7/16" diameter. 1857 Prince Edward Island trade token "Self Government and Free Tra

Official 1902 King Edward VII coronation medal with ribbon and case. It was issued in silver to members of the Royal family, dignitaries, senior government officials and officers of the armed services

Super RARE 1902 England Edward VII Coronation Medal. Silver coin and first I’ve seen. VF.

A Doulton Lambeth Queen Victoria jubilee pitcher, 1887, stamped Doulton Lambeth, Rd 71203, SS at underside. Four English enameled coronation cups, two Edward VII, one George V, one Queen Victoria. Pit

18th-20th century A.D. Group comprising: 'spade guinea' card counters (3, 2 pierced); Edward VII, bronze coronation medal (1902); machine tokens (7); George II medallion obverse electrotype; Netherlan

Jug in Commemoration of the Coronation of King Edward VII, 1902. Two toned stoneware; VII and crown in an applied white cartouche made for John Mortlock and Co; hound handles. Doulton impressed backst

Coronation Medal and Silver Assortment Five coronation medals including bronze Victoria 1837-1897 in original box, bronze Edward VII 1902 in original box, silver George V 1910-1935, gold-tone Elizabet

British Gold Half Sovereign Coins 1902 & 1913 (2): Two British Gold Half-Sovereign Coins, both minted in London, composition: .917 gold, .083 copper or other metals. 1.) 1902, Edward VII, profile engr

1936. Each marked on the underside, numbered 58, 131. The first commemorating the ascension to the Throne of Edward VII and Queen Alexandria in 1902, the second, of King George and Queen Mary, in 1911

Eight commemorative medals, three celebrating the 60th Jubilee of Queen Victoria in 1897; one of the Duke and Duchess of Albany in 1882; 1902 King Edward VII School Board for London Attendance Medal;

Jug in Commemoration of the Coronation of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, 1902. Two toned stoneware; depicts printed portraits of King Edward VII and Alexandra. Doulton impressed backstamp. Weigh

Edward VII, Coronation 1902, official bronze medal by GW de Saulles. Front inscribed 'EDWARD VII CROWNED 9. AUGUST 1902'. Reverse inscribed 'ALEXANDRA QUEEN CONSORT'. Medallion measures 2 1/8" (5.5cm)

Collection of coins from the United Kingdom and Canada, ca. late 19th - mid 20th century. 12 British pennies, featuring Edward VII, George V, George VI, and Elizabeth II. Two half pennies (Edward VII

CORONATION & MEMORIAM. Collection of original assorted British Royal Scarves. 1) In Memoriam - Alexandria - Victoria. Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Empress of India. Born i

1902 Edward VII coronation, bronze, 55 mm; American Institute New York, awarded to "Geo. L. Cummings/for the best/Carriage Jack/1869", bronze, 50 mm; American Institute New York, awarded to "Geo. L. C

Two-toned hunting ware jug/pitcher with applied portrait of King Edward VII, cat, and barrel in cream relief. Impressed Royal Doulton backstamp. #royaldoulton #commemorativeware #kingedwardvii Issued:

4 EDWARD VIII 1937 BRITISH CORONATION MEDALS & PIN Lot includes: 2 Aluminum 1937 Edward VIII coronation medals, 1 white metal coronation medallion, and 1 King Edward VIII coronation pin. Weight: 34.6

Silver British Victoria 1897 and 1937 Crowned Bust Edward VIII. Both Medals in original cases. 1 1/2" and 2" respectively. This lot is being sold on behalf of the New York County Public Administrators

Sovereigns, 1904, 1910; Ducat 1915 (restrike date)

1903; 1904

one dated 1906 the other 1910, 8g gross (2)

A set of four commemorative coronation Edward VII silver gilt spoons the handles and decorated with various emblems and motifs for the four nations of Great Britain, hallmarked London 1901, maker Edwa

Lot of 4 British Military Medals, British Coronation medal with George VI and Elizabeth. Three Pre-WWII Royal Engineers King George V Cap Badge, one large, two smaller. Approx. Measurements: coronatio

two Victoria 'Jubilee' head (1889, 1893), two Edward VII (1906, 1910) and three George V (1912, 1912, 1914) (7)