English Tokens 17th Century - Kings Lynn - Town Farthing Tokens [4]

Dated 1668 and 1669 A.D. Group comprising town tokens for: Kings Lynn (4; 1668, 1669(3)). 7.63 grams total. Ex UK collection. Property of a Portsmouth, UK gentleman.[4]

17th century A.D. Group comprising: Kent (Maidstone, Rochester); Suffolk (Hadleigh), Richmond and another. 4.17 grams total. From an old English collection formed before 2000. Acquired on the UK art m

17th century A.D. Group comprising: halfpennies (3), farthings (23); mixed types. 23 grams total. Found Berkshire, UK. [26, No Reserve]

17th century A.D. Group comprising tokens for: Great Yarmouth, Surrey; with two others. 6.17 grams total. Ex UK collection. Property of a Hampshire, UK gentleman. [4, No Reserve]

Approximately Sixty-five 17th and 18th Century English Coins and Tokens. Including half pennies, farthings, six pence coins, shillings, an 1878 Victoria half Sovereign with added suspension loop, and

17th-19th century A.D. Group comprising: Charles I, rose farthings (3); 17th century private issues (4); 19th century, uniface Staffordshire Co-Operative Society, bread token. 8.7 grams total, 13-24 m

17th-19th century A.D. Group comprising: mixed pennies, halfpennies and farthings; with a Victoria half farthing and a 19th century token penny. 270 grams total. By inheritance.Property of an Essex la

17th century A.D. Cambridge, George Fellsted. Obv: mortar and pestles with GEORGE FELLSTED legend. Rev: F over G A in two lines with IN CAMBRIDGE legend. Williamson/Dickinson, Cambridgeshire 41; SCBI

17th century AD. Group comprising: Gloucestershire, Cirencester, farthing (William Constable); Oxfordshire, Oxford, farthing (Richard Tutton, 1668) and Somerset, Frome, halfpenny (Iohn Sanders, 1671)

Dated [16]58 A.D. London, Southwark, Half Moon Inn. Obv: double crescent moon with YE HALFEMOON INN legend. Rev: initials W over B A with IN SOUTHWARKE 58 legend. 7.86 grams total. (). Found Gussage A

15th-16th century A.D. Group comprising: mixed types, including Elizabeth I double-headed eagle type. 29.78 grams total. Acquired UK market, 1990s. Property of a retired academic. [4, No Reserve]

13th-17th century A.D.. Group comprising: mixed issues, denominations and types including English and French Jettons, a 1665 halfpenny token, and a coin weight. 49 grams total, 15-27 mm. . Found Hertf

15th-17th century A.D.. Comprising: mixed group of English, French and German issues. 11.48 grams total, 20-26 mm. . Acquired since the 1970s.From the private collection of a Surrey, UK, gentleman. [9

17th century, English. 4.5mm band in five raised ridges. Flower bud top with alternating nubs to the perimeter, probably based on the old Roman Wheel of Fortune. Burial in the churchyard brought you c

17th century, English. 4.3mm band in five raised roped ridges. Flower bud top with alternating nubs to the perimeter, probably based on the old Roman Wheel of Fortune. Burial in the churchyard brought

One panel top. Front decorated with panels of carved pulled feather motif. Hand-forged metal strap hinges. English, late 17th C. H. 10 1/4" W. 26 3/4" D. 16 1/4"

English, 17th C., with original hardware. 6-1/4"h x 21-3/4"w x 12-1/2"d

Illustration plates from "A Display of Heraldry" by John Guillim, c. 1679. Hand-colored, with gilt accents. Dimensions: (Frame) H 21.25" x W 16" ; (Sight) H 13" x W 8" Condition: Not examined out of f

William & Mary oak chest on stand, late 17th c. English, shaped top with 4 graduated dovetailed & paneled drawers on stand with a single drawer. Approx. w. 39", h. 48.25", d. 22.75". Provenance: From

A William and Mary Carved Oak Court Cupboard English, 17th Century Height 60 x width 55 1/4 x depth 20 1/4 inches. Property Sold to Benefit the Acquisition Fund of The San Diego Museum of Art

English 17th c. William & Mary Marquetry Inlaid Five-Drawer Chest, brass teardrop pulls, ending on later applied cut out base, 33" high, 39 1/2" x 22 1/4". Old refinish, minor inlay repairs.

Overall 36 7/8" x 31 7/8" Sight 29 1/4" x 24 1/4" Rebate 31 1/2" x 25 1/2" Size small Provenance: European Art branch of the Art Gallery of Ontario; received as an anonymous gift in 1997.

English 17th century Iron Knife with wood handle. size 9 1/4 inches length. Iron single edged blade with round tip, wood handle. From the Thames, London. Provenance: Ex Eldert Bontekoe, Pegasi. Ann Ha

A typical example of the period with geometric paneled drawers, period brass drop pulls, stepped based raised on bun feet, English 17th C.H.: 36'' W.: 37 1/2'' D.: 21 1/4''