LOT 3626
Great Britain. London AE Penny Token. Dated 1854.
PAYABLE AT JOHN CLARK & Co 447 & 450 STRAND LONDON, head of young Queen Victoria with hair in bun to left; date below / PAYABLE AT JOHN CLARK & Co 447 & 450 STRAND LONDON around, CLARK'S PATENT LAMPS ARE THE BEST ONE GUINEA COMPLETE within inner circle, lamp with urn-shaped body and globe-shaped top; date below. No edge inscription. N.80737. Near Fine.(16.34gr, 34mm, 12h). [No Reserve]
ProvenanceProperty of an Essex collector.
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Great Britain. Chelmsford, Essex AE Halfpenny Token. Dated 1794.
Sold for (Inc. bp): £20
KING AND CONSTITUTION on ribbon; above, crown and scepter with rays all around; date below / Building with ribbon underneath inscribed SHIRE HALL. Edge inscription: PAYABLE AT CLACHAR & CO'S CHELMSFORD ESSEX. DH.5. 8.36gr, 29mm, 6h
Good Very Fine.
Property of an Essex collector. -
Great Britain. Appledore, Kent AE Halfpenny Token. Dated 1794.
Sold for (Inc. bp): £33
Design by William Wyon. THE UNION OF APPLEDORE KENT, small man in centre carrying a sack of grain from part of building to left into Appledore Windmill to right; below, date / PEACE INNOCENCE AND PLENTY, lion and lamb lying together to left in standing corn. Edge inscription: PAYABLE AT W. PECKHAM'S APPLEDORE · X · X · X ·. DH. 3; Atkins 2. 9.47gr, 29mm, 6h
About Fine.
Property of an Essex collector. -
Canada. AE Token Group. Circa 1837-1852.
Sold for (Inc. bp): £7
Group comprising: four Canadian copper one Penny bank tokens. 71.15gr total, 33-34mm
Fine - Very Fine.
Acquired on the UK art market; Property of an Essex, UK, gentleman.
