BORREL BAUDICHON DESVIGNES & LOUDRAY BRONZE MEDALS

BORREL, BAUDICHON, DESVIGNES & LOUDRAY BRONZE ART MEDALS, C.1911, 4 PIECES, DIA 2"-2 1/4":Including a bronze depicting the bust of Claude-Joseph Rouget de Lisle, the author of La Marseillaise, signed

ALLOUARDY, LOUDRAY, & MONTAGNY, BRONZE MEDALS, 3 PIECES, DIA 1 5/8"-2 1/4":Including 3 artist signed medals, one of which is titled 'La Femme Pendant Le Guerre', dated 1918.

Round medal depicting a woman sitting under a tree surrounded by foliage. The reverse has a foliage border on the left. Artist: Rene Baudichon Dimensions: 2"dia. Country of Origin: France

Louis Desvignes (French, 1857-1923) Charite. Patinated bronze medal. Signed "L. Desvignes" along lower right edge. With original box Diameter: 2"

Louis Desvignes (French, 1857-1923) Charite. Patinated bronze medal. Signed "L. Desvignes" along lower middle edge Diameter: 2"

Rene Baudichon (French, 1878-1963) Medal. Patinated bronze medal depicting a male figure sewing seeds. Signed "Rene Baudichon" in lower left corner. Verso bears impressed RB cipher 2.5" x 1.75"

Rene Baudichon (French, 1878-1963) Medal. Patinated bronze medal. Depicting fruits on one side, and a manicured lawn with urns and a fountain on the verso. Signed "R. Baudichon" on one side, and beari

(lot of 2) Bronze medal group, consisting of "Man with a Lute" signed C. Loudray, together with a 1933 International Exposition Chicago souvenir, largest: 2.75"dia.

Circle of Friends Manhatten New York 1909-1914 Set of 10 Books. Each Inset with a Bronze Medallion by a Famous Sculptor. Artists include: John Flanagan, Victor David Brenner ( Lincoln Penny Designer)

Five French Bronze Medallic Art Medals - Comprising Lucien Coudray (French, 1864-1932) Bronze Medal, uninscribed, two classical goddesses, bees and foliate reverse, 2" dia.; Alphee Dubois (1831-1905),

A 1956 Stockholm Equestrian Olympic bronze medal, A 1956 Stockholm Equestrian Olympic bronze medal, designed by John Sjösvärd, embossed 'XVI Olympiadens Ryttartävlingar 1956 Stockholm',

Russian Bronze Medal Opening of the Narva Triumphal Arch. Approx. 65 mm. Dent on rim. Nice patina. This lot is being offered on behalf of the NewYork County Public Administrator from the Estate of Ren

1874 Marriage of Albert and Marie of Russia Bronze Medal. Approx. 63 mm diameter. This lot is being offered on behalf of the New York County Public Administrator from the Estateof Rene Fuss.

Bronze Medal by Jean Baptiste Emile Dropsy (1848-1923) and Marie Alexandre Lucien Coudray (1864-1932). Beautiful Art Nouveau medal, obverse with a Parisian lady over Paris landscape. The reverse comme

Accession of Queen Caroline Bronze Medal. Approx. 55mm diameter. This lot is being offered on behalf of the New York County Public Administrator from the Estateof Rene Fuss.

Marie Alexandre Lucien Coudray (French, 1864-1932) Gallia Tutrix. Patinated bronze medal. Signed "Coudray" along the lower left side Diameter: 2.75"

William IV and George IV Accession medals in bronze. Each approx 54 mm. This lot is being offered on behalf of the New York County Public Administrator from the Estateof Rene Fuss.

1877 Hayes Indian Peace Medal Bronze Oval Restrike. Struck at the Philadelphia US Mint and designed by the famous coin designer George Morgan, this President Rutherford B. Hayes Indian Peace Medal is

Marie Alexandre Lucien Coudray (French, 1864 - 1932) Bronze Orpheus Medal c.1893. Orpheus puts Cerberus to sleep with the sounds of his lyre. Coudray devoted most of his time to medal engraving and as

THEODORE ROOSEVELT PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL MEDAL in bronze, designed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens and modelled by Adolph A. Weinman, cast by Tiffany & Co. in 1905, one of 125 produced in bronze (3 in gold

1936 Second Maccabiah Winter Games 1st place prize medal, gilt-bronze, 65.5mm., obverse with stylized figure wearing the Maccabiah emblem, ski jump, skater in mountainous background, above a shield in

Order of Franz Joseph Knights Cross, 2" long gilt bronze with enamel with original box and Order of Leopold Grand Cross with red and white enamel, 3 1/4" long both now framed in a shadow box

circa 1820 by James Mudie, manufactured in Birmingham under Sir Edward Thomason, series of medals on British victories (incomplete), 17 silver impressions and three bronze, each 40 mm, in silk lined a

Bronze, 69.9mm, 4mm thick. By Darrell C. Crain. WGN 3. Obv Harding bust l., offset to the right side, 4-line Inaugural inscription. Rev Liberty with Mace of the Senate. One of perhaps 60 struck by R.