British coins and medals

2001 Edward III, fourth coinage, treaty period (1361-1369), noble, London, mm. cross potent, king with sword and shield stg. facing in ship, annulet before EDWARD, rev. ornate cross, E in centre, wt. 7.48gms. (S.1503), lightly cleaned, very fine or better £1500-1700

2002 Henry VII, groat, profile issue, mm. cross-crosslet (1504-1505), crowned bust right, triple band to crown, rev. long cross fourchée over shield (S.2258; N.1747), creased, some scratches and chips in flan, otherwise extremely fine for issue £160-180

2003 Henry VIII, third coinage (1544-1547), angel, mm. lis, the archangel Michael slaying the dragon, rev. ship bearing shield, cross above, wt. 5.13gms. (S.2299; N.1830), very fine £1250-1500 2004 2005

2004 Henry VIII, second coinage (1526-1544), groat, Tower mint, mm. rose, crowned bust D to r., rev. long cross fourchée over shield of arms (S.2337E; N.1797), dark patina, weak in places, almost extremely fine £250-300

2005 Henry VIII, second coinage (1526-1544), groat, Tower mint, mm. arrow, crowned bust D to r., rev. long cross fourchée over shield of arms (S.2337E; N.1797), good fine £100-125

2006 Edward VI, fine silver coinage, halfcrown, mm. y, 1551, crowned figure of king on horseback r., shouldering sword, date below, rev. long cross fourchée over shield of arms (S.2479; N.1934), fair £350-450

2007 2008

2007 Edward VI, fine silver coinage, shilling, mm. y (1551), crowned bust facing between rose and mark of value, rev. long cross fourchée over shield of arms (S.2482; N.1937), slightly creased, weak in places, about fine £60-80

2008 Edward VI, fine silver coinage, shilling, mm. tun (1551-1553), crowned bust facing between rose and mark of value, rev. long cross fourchée over shield of arms (S.2482; N.1937), a small chip in the edge and possibly out of the ground, otherwise extremely fine for issue, rare in this grade £300-350

2009 Philip and Mary (1554-1558), groat, mm. lis, crowned bust l., rev. long cross fourchée over shield (S.2508; N.1973), scratched on obverse and slightly creased, some weakness on reverse, good fine £150-200

2010 Elizabeth I, second issue, shilling, mm. martlet (1560-1561), crowned bust l. (B&C 1B), rev. long cross fourchée over shield of arms (S.2555; N.1985), on a large flan, good very fine £240-280

2011 Elizabeth I, third and fourth issues, sixpence, mm. portcullis, 1566, no rose behind bust, crowned bust 1F l., rev. long cross fourchée over shield, date above shield (S.2561; N.1997), a couple of small digs, fair, the reverse better, extremely rare and unpublished £400-500 *ex Colin Cooke collection ex DNW, 15 March 2006, lot 1203 (part)

2012 Elizabeth I, third and fourth issues, threepence, mm. pheon, 1562, crowned bust l., rose behind, rev. shield of arms, date above (S.2565), good fine £100-150

With original ticket written by H. A. Seaby (July 1951).

2013 2014

2013 Elizabeth I, sixth issue, sixpence, mm. crescent, 1589/7, crowned bust l. (B&C 5A), rose behind, rev. shield of arms, date above (S.2578A), weakly struck in centre, about very fine, a clear overdate and extremely rare £150-200 2014 Elizabeth I, sixth issue, sixpence, mm. hand, 1590, crowned bust l. (B&C 6C), rose behind, rev. shield of arms, date above (S.2578B), good very fine for issue, small date figures, rare thus £100-150

2015 Elizabeth I, sixth issue, halfgroat, mm. key (1595-1598), crowned bust l., two pellets behind, rev. shield of arms (S.2579), a couple of edge chips, fair, reverse better, a scarce mintmark £40-50 2016 201 7

2016 Elizabeth I, milled coinage, sixpence, mm. star, 1562, large broad bust D l., with elaborately decorated dress, small rose behind, rev. long cross fourchée over shield of arms (S.2596; N.2027; Borden & Brown 18-01/18-R2), slightly creased, about very fine £150-200 2017 Elizabeth I, milled coinage, groat, mm. star (1560-1566), crowned bust l., rev. long cross fourchée over shield (S.2601; N.2032), slightly creased, good fine £125-175

2018 James I, second coinage, unite, mm. tower (1612-1613), crowned fourth bust r., holding orb and shouldering sceptre, rev. crowned shield of arms, IR at sides, wt. 10.02gms. (S.2619; N.2084), scratches behind king’s shoulder, portrait very slightly double struck, slightly weakly struck at 4-5 o’clock on obverse, good fine or better, a rare mintmark £900-1000

2019 † Charles I, double crown, Tower mint, group A, class II, mm. lis (1625), crowned bust l., mark of value behind, only outer arch of crown jewelled, rev. crowned square-topped shield of arms, wt. 4.39gms. (S.2698; N.2159; Brooker 131, this piece), flan a little short, about very fine £800-1000 *ex Brooker Collection

2020 Charles II, five guineas, 1684, SEXTO, second laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, sceptres in angles (S.3331), mount mark on edge at 12 o’clock, poor to fair £1500-2000

2021 James II, crown, 1686, SECVNDO, no stops on obverse, first laur. bust l.,rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3406), good fine, rare £250-300

2022 2023

2022 William and Mary, halfcrown, 1689, PRIMO, conjoined laur. busts r., rev. first crowned shield of arms, caul frosted, pearls (S.3434), lightly toned, good very fine or better £450-550

With P.A. Rayner envelope and tickets. 2023 William and Mary, halfcrown, 1689, PRIMO, caul only frosted, pearls, conjoined laur. busts r., rev. second crowned shield of arms (S.3435), authenticated and graded by PCGS as About Uncirculated 50 £300-400

2024 2025

2024 William III, sixpence, 1697N, Norwich mint, first laur. and dr. bust r., N below, rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3535), toned, very fine £80-100

With P.A. Rayner envelope and tickets. 2025 William III, sixpence, 1697y, York mint, first laur. and dr. bust r., y below,rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3536), toned, very fine £80-100

With P.A. Rayner envelope and tickets.

2026 2027

2026 Anne, shilling, 1711, fourth bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3618), about very fine £40-50

2027 Anne, pattern farthing, 1714, small flan, dr. bust l., rev. Britannia std. l., with shield and spear (S.3625; P.741), about extremely fine £500-600

2028 George I, guinea, 1720, large 20 in date, laur. head r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, sceptres in angles (S.3631), some light surface marks and a couple of light scratches on reverse, otherwise very fine £800-1000

2029 † George II, five guineas, 1729 E.I.C, D. TERTIO, young laur. head l., E.I.C below, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3664), slight rubbing on hair, some scuffing in fields, extremely fine £15,000-20,000

2030 † George II, five guineas, 1741/38,D. QUARTO, young laur. head l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3663A), certified and graded by PGCS as About Uncirculated 53 £18,000-22,000

2031 † George II, proof crown, 1746, VICESIMO, old laur. and dr. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3690; Bull 1669; L&S.7), has been cleaned and retoned, very fine £2000-2500

2032 George II, British Victories, a light bronze medal, 1759, unsigned, laur. and armoured bust l., rev. lion and unicorn supporters with inverted French fleur-de-lis, battle victories named around, including Quebec – Wolfe, Niagara – Johnson and Crown Point – Amherst, 43mm. (MI.708/444; Eimer 677; Betts 418), very fine £70-100 2033 2034

2033 George III, guinea, 1788, fifth laur. head r.,rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3729), slight trace of mount mark, surface cleaned, fine £250-300 2034 George III, guinea, 1792, fifth laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3729), three scratches on obverse, otherwise good fine £250-300

2035 2036

2035 George III, half guinea, 1764, second laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3732), authenticated and graded by PCGS as Mint State 62, a rare coin in this high grade £1100-1300 2036 George III, half guinea, 1803, sixth laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms within Garter (S.3736), about extremely fine £225-275

2037 George III, shillings, 1787 (2), laur. and dr. bust r., rev. cruciform shields, crowns in angles (S.3743), both toned, extremely fine or better (2) £160-180

2038 George III, shilling; sixpence, 1787, with hearts in Hanoverian shield, laur. and dr. bust r., rev. cruciform shields, crowns in angles (S.3746/49); sixpence, 1787, no hearts (S.3748), extremely fine or better (3) £80-100

2039 2040

2039 George III, halfpenny, 1771, laur. and cuir. bust r., rev. Britannia std. l., with shield and spear (S.3774), authenticated and graded by PCGS as Mint State 64 Red Brown £250-300 2040 George III, gilt proof halfpenny, 1806, laur. and dr. bust r., rev. Britannia std. l., holding trident and olive branch (S.3781; P.1537), scratches on both sides, otherwise about extremely fine £65-80

2041 G George III, proof half sovereign, 1817, by Benedetto Pistrucci, laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms, dot below, straight grained edge (S.3786; W&R.204), certified and graded by PCGS as Proof 64 Deep Cameo,

extremely rare £8000-10,000 11 to 20 specimens known.

2042 George III, crown, 1820, LX, 20/19, laur. head r., rev. St. George and dragon (S.3787; ESC.220A), authenticated and graded by CGS as About Uncirculated 70 £650-800

2043 G George IV, proof half sovereign, 1826, bare head l., with extra tuft of hair, rev. crowned shield of arms, edge straight grained (S.3804A; W&R.249), certified and graded by PCGS as Proof 64 Deep Cameo £4000-5000

2044 G George IV, half sovereign, 1828, bare head l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3804), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 64 £1500-1800

2045 William IV, proof shilling, 1831, bare head r., rev. value within wreath, plain edge (S.3835; Bull 2488), deep and attractive tone, certified and graded by NGC as Proof 65 £600-800

2046 G Victoria & Edward VII, half sovereigns (3): 1857; 1879; 1906S, bare head l./r., rev. shield of arms/ St. George and the dragon (S.3859/60E/77B), fair to good fine(3) £340-380

2047 G Victoria, half sovereign, 1878, die no. 46, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3860E), authenticated and graded by NGC as Mint State 62 £220-250 *ex Cheshire Collection

2048 G Victoria, five pounds, 1887, ‘Jubilee’ bust l.,rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3864), a little scuffed in fields, mint state £2000-3000

2049 G Victoria, proof half sovereign, 1887, ‘Jubilee’ bust l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3869; W&R.362), certified and graded by PCGS as Proof 63+ Deep Cameo £1500-1800

2050 G Victoria, two pounds, 1893, veiled bust l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3873), ex mount, has been gilt, good fine £400-500

2051 Victoria, crown, 1845, cinquefoil edge stops, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3882), possibly retoned, very fine or better £180-220

2052 † Victoria, proof crown, 1847, UNDECIMO, ‘Gothic’ bust l., rev. crowned, cruciform shields (S.3883), dark tone, certified and graded by PCGS as Proof 64 £4000-5000 2053 2054

2053 Victoria, halfcrown, 1842, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3888), authenticated and graded by CGS as About Uncirculated 75 £800-1000 2054 Victoria, halfcrown, 1844, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3888), about uncirculated £600-700

2055 Victoria, shilling, 1885; sixpence, 1856; young head l., rev. value within wreath (S.3907/8), both about uncirculated (2) £180-220

2056 Victoria, currency set, 1887, crown to silver threepence, Golden Jubilee, ‘Jubilee’ bust l., rev. various, in fitted wooden case,toned, mint state (7) £150-200

2057 Victoria, crown; halfcrown, 1887, ‘Jubilee’ bust l., rev. St. George and the dragon/crowned shield in Garter and collar (S.3921/3924), the crown with a couple of edge nicks on reverse, very fine or better (2) £40-50

2058 Victoria, halfcrown, 1900, veiled bust l., rev. crowned shield of arms within Garter (S.3938), extremely fine £40-50

With P.A. Rayner envelope and tickets.

2059 Victoria, farthings, 1890 (10), young head l., rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident (S.3958), all about uncirculated with full lustre (10) £150-200

2060 Victoria, farthings, 1890 (10), young head l., rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident (S.3958), all about uncirculated with full lustre (10) £150-200

2061 Victoria, farthings, 1890 (9), young head l., rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident (S.3958), all about uncirculated with full lustre (9) £150-200

2062 G George V, proof two pounds, 1911, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3995), about mint state £1500-2000

2063 George V, proof set, 1927, crown to threepence, bare head l., rev. various (S.PS14), in original leatherette case of issue, FDC (6) £400-500

2064 George V, crown, 1928, bare head l., rev. large crown within wreath (S.4036), tiny marks in fields on both sides, extremely fine £160-180 2065 2066

2065 George V, crown, 1930, bare head l., rev. large crown within wreath (S.4036), good very fine, reverse better £200-250 2066 George V, crown, 1933, bare head l., rev. large crown within wreath (S.4036), extremely fine or better £200-250

2067 George V, crown; florin, 1935, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon/cruciform shields (S.4048/38), very fine or better; George VI, proof set, 1937, crown to farthing (15), bare head l., rev. various (S.PS16), about mint state; Jersey, proof set, 1966, William I commemorative, double set (4), one fourth and one twelfth of a shilling (S.7163), in original cases of issue, FDC (21) £200-250

2068 G George VI, proof five pounds, 1937, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.4074), certified and graded by PGCS as Proof 64+ £6000-8000

2069 George VI, proof set, 1951, crown to farthing, Festival of Britain (S.PS18), in original card case of issue, lightly toned, the crown with a few extremely light marks, otherwise FDC (10) £80-100

This set was bought by the vendor at the Festival of Britain. The case contains the original foam and corrugated card packaging - most unusual and the finest set the cataloguers have seen.

2070 G Elizabeth II, gold proof sovereign four-coin collection, 1989, five pounds to half sovereign, 500th Anniversary of Sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, monarch enthroned facing, rev. crowned shield of arms upon crowned rose, 22 ct., total wt. 67.89gms. (S.PGS10), in fitted case of issue, with certificate of authenticity, FDC (4) £2500-3000

2071 G Elizabeth II, gold Britannia proof set, 1998, one hundred pounds to ten pounds (S.PBS15), in fitted case of issue, with certificate of authenticity,FDC (4) £1200-1400

Scotland, Ireland & the Islands

2072 Scotland, Charles I, third coinage (1637-1642), Falconer’s second issue, twenty pence, rev. crown over thistle, F above crown (S.5590), some weakness, about very fine for issue £40-50 *ex Lingford (with original ticket)

2073 Ireland, James II, ‘gunmoney’ coinage, halfcrown, May 1690, laur. bust l., rev. crown over sceptres dividing JR, XXX above, May below (S.6580B), slight flan flaw at 7 o’clock on reverse, extremely fine with traces of original colour, choice £200-250

2074 2075

2074 Ireland, George III, halfpenny, 1782, laur. bust r., with long hair, rev. crowned harp (S.6614), small patch of corrosion to right of harp, good very fine £30-40

2075 Isle of Man, George III, halfpenny, 1813, laur. and dr. bust r., rev. triskelis (S.7416), slight die flaw by 1 of date, practically uncirculated £80-100

With old ticket.

Maundy Sets

A collection of Maundy sets with a very interesting Edwardian presentation case

2076 Charles II, Maundy set, 1684/3, laur. bust r., rev. crowned interlinked Cs to denote denomination (S.3392), very fine or better (4) £200-250

The last date of issue for this reign.

2077 Anne, Maundy set, 1710, dr. bust l., rev. crowned mark of value (S.3599), very fine to good very fine (4) £200-250

2078 George II, Maundy set, 1746, laur. and dr. bust l., rev. crowned mark of value (S.3716), extremely fine (4) £200-250

2079 George III, Maundy set, 1772, laur. and dr. bust r., rev. crowned mark of value (S.3762), extremely fine (4) £200-250

2080 George III, Maundy set, 1800, laur. and dr. bust r., rev. crowned mark of value (S.3764), extremely fine to mint state (4) £200-250

2081 George IV, Maundy set, 1827, laur. head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.3816), good extremely fine (4) £200-250

2082 William IV, Maundy set, 1833, bare head r., rev. value within wreath (S.3840), very fine to extremely fine (4) £125-150

2083 Victoria, Maundy set, 1856, young head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.3916), practically as struck, choice (4) £200-250

2084 Victoria, Maundy set, 1892, ‘Jubilee’ bust l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.3932), toned extremely fine or better (4) £100-125

2085 Edward VII, matt proof Maundy set, 1902, bare head r., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.3985), FDC £100-125

2086 Elizabeth II, proof Maundy set, 1965, laur. head r., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4131), FDC (4) £100-125

2087 Elizabeth II, proof Maundy set, 2000, laur. head r., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4211), FDC (4) £100-125

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2088 A black leather presentation case for 16 Maundy sets, made c.1900-1910 for A.H. Baldwin, the velvet-lined base divided into two red and two white triangular pads, each with a corresponding red and white silk-lined lid, two of which marked A.H. BALDWIN, NUMISMATIST, Duncannon St., CHARING CROSS, LONDON W.C, two with small bone pulls, all secured by a square bone toggle, slight damage to exterior, the white velvet a little soiled £80-100 *the case ex Baldwin’s Auction 35, 15 October 2003

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An interesting collection of 20th century Maundy sets

2089 George V, Maundy set, 1911, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value (S.4016), in dated contemporary case, lightly toned, extremely fine or better £125-175

2090 George V, Maundy set, 1912, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value (S.4016), in dated contemporary case, lightly toned, extremely fine or better £125-175

2091 George V, Maundy set, 1913, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value (S.4016), in dated contemporary case, lightly toned, extremely fine or better £125-175

2092 George V, Maundy set, 1914, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value (S.4016), in dated contemporary case, lightly toned, extremely fine or better £125-175

2093 George V, Maundy set, 1915, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value (S.4016), in dated contemporary case, lightly toned, extremely fine or better £125-175 2094 George V, Maundy set, 1916, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value (S.4016), in dated contemporary case, lightly toned, extremely fine or better £125-175

2095 George V, Maundy set, 1917, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value (S.4016), in dated contemporary case, lightly toned, extremely fine or better £125-175

2096 George V, Maundy set, 1918, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value (S.4016), in dated contemporary case, lightly toned, extremely fine or better £125-175

2097 George V, Maundy set, 1919, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value (S.4016), in dated contemporary case, lightly toned, extremely fine or better £125-175

2098 George V, Maundy set, 1920, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value (S.4016), in dated contemporary case, lightly toned, extremely fine or better £150-200

2099 George V, Maundy set, 1921, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4027), in contemporary case, bright, extremely fine or better £125-175

2100 George V, Maundy set, 1922, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4027), in contemporary case, bright, extremely fine or better £125-175

2101 George V, Maundy set, 1923, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4027), in contemporary case, bright, extremely fine or better £125-175

2102 George V, Maundy set, 1924, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4027), in contemporary case, bright, extremely fine or better £125-175

2103 George V, Maundy set, 1925, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4027), in contemporary case, bright, extremely fine or better £125-175

2104 George V, Maundy set, 1926, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4027), in contemporary case, toned, extremely fine or better £125-175

2105 George V, Maundy set, 1927, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4027), in contemporary case, extremely fine or better £125-175

2106 George V, Maundy set, 1928, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4043), in contemporary case, extremely fine or better £125-175

2107 George V, Maundy set, 1929, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4043), in contemporary case, extremely fine or better £125-175

2108 George V, Maundy set, 1930, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4043), in contemporary case, extremely fine or better £150-200

2109 George V, Maundy set, 1931, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4043), in contemporary case, extremely fine or better £125-175

2110 George V, Maundy set, 1932, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4043), in contemporary case, extremely fine or better £125-175

2111 George V, Maundy set, 1933, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4043), in contemporary case, extremely fine or better £125-175 2112 George V, Maundy set, 1934, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4043), in contemporary case, extremely fine or better £125-175

2113 George V, Maundy set, 1935, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4043), in contemporary case, extremely fine or better £125-175

2114 George V, Maundy set, 1936, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4043), in contemporary case, extremely fine or better £125-175

2115 George VI, Maundy set, 1937, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4086), in dated contemporary case, extremely fine or better £125-175

2116 George VI, Maundy set, 1938, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4086), in contemporary case, extremely fine or better £125-175

2117 George VI, Maundy set, 1939, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4086), in contemporary case, bright, extremely fine or better £125-175

2118 George VI, Maundy set, 1940, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4086), in dated contemporary case, toned, extremely fine or better £150-200

2119 George VI, Maundy set, 1942, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4086), in dated contemporary case, toned, extremely fine or better £125-175

2120 George VI, Maundy set, 1943, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4086), in contemporary case, extremely fine or better £125-175

2121 George VI, Maundy set, 1944, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4086), in contemporary case, extremely fine or better £125-175

2122 George VI, Maundy set, 1945, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4086), in contemporary case, extremely fine or better £125-175

2123 George VI, Maundy set, 1946, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4086), in contemporary case, lacquered, extremely fine or better £100-125

2124 George VI, Maundy set, 1947, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4091), in case, toned, extremely fine or better £125-175

2125 George VI, Maundy set, 1948, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4091), in contemporary case, bright, extremely fine or better £125-175

2126 George VI, Maundy set, 1949, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4096), in case, extremely fine or better £125-175

2127 George VI, Maundy set, 1950, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4091), in dated contemporary case, bright, extremely fine or better £125-175

2128 George VI, Maundy set, 1951, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4091), in dated contemporary box, toned, extremely fine or better £125-175

2129 George VI, Maundy set, 1952, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4091), in dated contemporary case, bright, extremely fine or better £125-175 Other properties

2130 Charles II, hammered coinage (1660-1662), Maundy set, undated, mm. crown on reverse only, crowned bust l., rev. shield of arms (S.3391), very fine to extremely fine (4) £200-250

2131 Victoria, Maundy set, 1864, young head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.3916), authenticated and graded by NGC as Mint State 64, 61, 63 and 62 in descending order of value (4) £160-180 *ex Cheshire Collection

2132 Elizabeth II, Maundy set, 1975, laur. head r., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4211), in Royal Mint case, mint state (4) £100-125

2133 Elizabeth II, Maundy set, 1986, laur. head r., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4211), in Royal Mint case, mint state (4) £100-125

A Selection of Sovereigns

2134 G George III, sovereign, 1820, large date, open 2, laur. head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3785C), lightly wiped, about extremely fine £600-700

2135 G William IV, sovereign, 1832, bare head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3829B), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 62 £2000-2500

2136 G Victoria, sovereign, 1863, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852D), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 65+ £3000-3500

2137 2138 2139

2137 G Victoria, sovereign, 1880, young head l., WW incomplete, rev. St. George and the dragon, horse with long tail, small BP (S.3856A), good fine £180-200

2138 G Edward VII, sovereign, 1902M, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, M above date (S.3971), extremely fine £180-200

2139 G Edward VII, sovereign, 1904S, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, S above date (S.3973), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 62 £250-300

2140 2141

2140 G Edward VII, sovereign, 1906S, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, S above date (S.3973), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 62 £250-300

2141 G George V, sovereign, 1911C, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon, C above date (S.3997), extremely fine £180-200

2142 2143 2142 G George V, sovereign, 1912M, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon, M above date (S.3999), extremely fine £180-200

2143 G George V, sovereign, 1913M, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon, M above date (S.3999), extremely fine £180-200 2144 2145

2144 G George V, sovereign, 1916M, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon, M above date (S.3999), scratches below king’s chin, very fine £180-200

2145 G George V, sovereign, 1917C, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon, C above date (S.3997), about extremely fine £180-200

2146 2147 2148

2146 G George V, sovereign, 1918C, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon, C above date (S.3997), extremely fine £180-200

2147 G George V, sovereign, 1918I, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon, I above date (S.3998), about extremely fine £180-200

2148 G George V, sovereign, 1923M, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon, M above date (S.3999), die flaw by groundline on reverse, about uncirculated £180-200

2149 2150

2149 G George V, sovereign, 1925M, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon, M above date (S.3999), about extremely fine £180-200

2150 G George V, sovereign, 1926M, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon, M above date (S.3999), extremely fine £180-200

2151 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 1996, diademed head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.4271), FDC £200-220

2152 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 1998, diademed head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.4430), FDC £200-220

2153 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 1998, diademed head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.4430), FDC £200-220

2154 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 1998, diademed head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.4430), FDC £200-220

2155 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 1999, diademed head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.4430), in original case with certificate, FDC £200-250 A Collection of 17th Century Tokens, Part II, London and Middlesex

We are delighted to offer the second part of this wonderful collection of 17th century tokens. Apart from the Norweb collection, Parts 1 and 2 of the present collection are the most important offering of London and Middlesex 17th century tokens since the auction of the Hodgkin collection in 1914. Numerous pieces were not represented in Norweb. Many in the multiple lots are rare, some extremely so. The final two parts of the collection, representing the rest of England, Wales and Ireland, will be sold in 2017.

W. Southwark 241 W.1584 2156 London, Bear Quay, Phillip Stower, farthing, At, The Beare (W. Southwark 152; N.6539); Covent Garden, W[illiam] S[heares], farthing, 1660, bust of Charles II r./bible (MD. Uncertain 73; Norweb 8679), for another example in better condition see the next lot; East Smithfield, R.D., farthing, The Bvll Head Taverne (W.915); Fashion Street, Rich Nicholson, halfpenny, tobacco roll (W.972); Gravel Lane, Henri English, farthing, two pipes crossed (W. Southwark 241; Norweb 9291); King Street, Wapping, G.B., farthing, At The Dolphin (W.1584); New Street, Shoe Lane, Iohn Goode, halfpenny, 1669, elephant and castle (MD.2064C), fair to good fine (7) £150-200

2157 London, Covent Garden, W[illiam] S[heares], farthing, TOVCH. NOT. MINE. ANOINTED., bust of Charles II r., between C R, rev. FEAR. GOD. HONOR. THE. KING, a bible, W S either side, 1660 above, IN below (MD. Uncertain 73; Norweb 8679), flan crack, good very fine £80-120

Now attributed to William Sheares who was active at The Bible in Bedford Street, Covent Garden, 1642-1662.

W.2109 W.2113 2158 London, Northumberland Alley, Thomas Knight, farthings (3 - 2 different rev. dies), pair of scales (W.2082); Norton Folgate (5): G.B., farthing, At The Plow (W.2084); B.H., farthing, 1650, At The Cock (W.2086); I.H., farthing, At The Black Talbvt (W.2087); Abraham Le Kevx, three tuns (W.2090); Tristram May & Henry Sell, halfpenny, 1667, BREWLRS (sic), lion rampant (W.2091; Norweb 8335); Old Bailey (11): I.B., farthings (2 - same dies), fleur-de-lis (W.2095); Thomas Eaveson, farthing, spread-eagle (W.2101); I.F., farthing, At The Seven Stars (W.2103); T.F., farthing, 1650, At The Blew Bell (W.2104); T.H., farthing, At The Crowne (W.2107); A.K., farthing, 1649, At The 3 Candlesticks (W.2109); M.N., farthing, At The Govlden Favlcon (W.2111); N.S., farthing, At The Lyon And Ball (W.2113); Henrey Sandys, halfpenny, 1668, angel (W.2115); T.W., farthing, Tal Chandler, Man In The Moon (W.2122), poor to very fine (19) £200-300

2159 London, Norton Folgate, farthing, RICH: PRIST: MAN: IN, three jugs, rev. NORTON: FOLGAT,

P above R K (MD.-), very fine £100-200 Believed unpublished.

2160 London, Little Old Bailey, Thomas Hose, halfpenny, bird holding branch (W.2106), some verdigris, very fine, very rare £80-150

W.2147 W.2154 var. 2161 London, Old Barge House (2): Iane Gvnn, farthing, 1666, A Meal Shop (W.2124); Thomas Liske, halfpenny, 1667, antlers (MD.2124A); Old Change (4): Edward Andrewes, farthing, rose and crown (W.2125); I.B., farthing, At The Worster Armes, castle (W.2126); N.B., farthing, At The Willow Tree (W.2127); Iohn Lisle, farthing, three morris dancers (W.2134); Old Fish Street (5): Wil Baggot, Brewer, farthings (2), two women washing a black man (W.2136); Edward Betteris, halfpenny, unicorn (W.2137); I.M., farthing, At The Swan Tavern (W.2141); I.W., halfpenny, 1666, At Ye Will Somers, figure of jester to Henry VIII (W.2147);Old Jewry (3): Henry Pelling, halfpenny, 1668, mitre (W.2151); Richard Tymms, halfpenny, 1670, 3 sugar loaves (W.2153); Tho Walker, halfpenny, 1666, At Ye Svger Lof (sic) (W.2154 var.), fair to nearly very fine (14) £200-300

2162 London, Old Change, Iohn Ashby, halfpenny, IOHN. ASHBY. AT. YE. GOLDEN, a still, rev. STILL. IN. YE. OLD. CHANGE, HIS HALFPENNY (MD.2125A), weakly struck in centre of reverse, otherwise good very fine,

extremely rare £80-150 Not represented in the Norweb collection.

W.2172 W.2176A 2163 London, Old Palace Yard, Thomas Pearson, halfpenny, naked child standing (W.2157); Old Street (8): Edward Bvckley, farthing, 1652, Brewer, Wite Hart (W.2158); R.D., farthing, The Bell Brewe Hovs (W.2159 var.; Norweb 7954); Iohn Fvllerton/Iohn Sandsbvry, halfpenny, anchor/checkered square (W.2160); Thomas Hedger, halfpenny, 1668, crooked billet (W.2161); T.R., farthing, The Doggs Head (W.2165); A.S., farthing, At The Black Gack (W.2166); Iohn Twisle[ton], farthing, 1659, Catherine wheel (W.2170); Richard Yeatman, halfpenny, 1667, hart, ? above (W.2172); Orchard Street, Peter Clesby, halfpenny, BLAK, horse (W.2173); Pall Mall (2): Robert Gisberne, halfpenny, 1667, Pewterer (W.2176); Edward Owenes, halfpenny, At The Cock, a cock (MD.2176A); Parkers Lane (2): Henry Dvnscombe, halfpenny, 1668, Tallow Chandler (W.2183); W.K. Whitcombe, halfpenny, 1664, Brewer (W.2185), poor to good fine (14) £180-250

2164 London, Old Street, halfpenny, 1668, ROBERT. NICHOLSON. AT. YE., tobacco roll and sugar loaf, rev. IN. OVLD. STREET. 1668, HIS/HALF/PENNY (MD.-), nearly very fine £100-200

Believed unpublished.

2165 London, Panyer Alley, Edw Foster, halfpenny, Letherseler, a nag’s head upon a gridiron (W.2180), very fine, very rare £150-250

Not represented in the Norweb collection.

Williamson notes that Panier Alley was so-called because ‘by statute of 1302...if not before, the bakers of London were bound to sell no bread in their shops or houses, but in the market. The bakers’ boys stood here in rows, forming an alley, with their bread in paniers; and records are extant, dated 1440, in which Panier Alley is mentioned as a place long and distinctively known.’

W.2188 W.2196 2166 London, Paternoster Row (4): Thomas Allen, halfpenny, 1664, bust of queen with sceptre (W.2187); I.B., farthing, The Castell Tavern (W.2188); S.B., farthing, Ye Mermaid Tavern (W.2189); R.F., farthing, The Mer Mayde Tavern (W.2190); Paul’s Alley, Iohn Broome, farthing, 1657, harrow (W.2192); Paul’s Chain, Edw Woodward, farthing, Cooke, At Ye, crossed swords (W.2195); Paul’s Wharf (2): M.B., halfpenny size, At Ye Next Boat, boat with three men (W.2196); D.T., farthing, The Frien Pan In Bel Yard (W.2200); Peerpool Lane (3): Hvm Ashmore, halfpenny, Baker (W.2201), traces of old tinning; Thomas Gale, farthing, shoemaker fitting woman with shoe (W.2205); Iohn Hind/Tho Gwilym, halfpenny, Brewers, facing bust of king (W.2206); (Great) Peter Street, R.Y., farthing, At The Kings Head, crowned bust of James I (W.2209), poor to nearly very fine (12) £150-250

2167 London, Paul’s Wharf, Abraham Chitty, octagonal halfpenny, 1669, At Ye Bell (W.2197), nearly very fine £100-150

2168 London, Paul’s Wharf, I.H., threepence, The Ball (W.2199), slightly pitted surfaces, good fine, extremely rare and a highly unusual denomination £80-150

Not represented in the Norweb collection.

W.2222 W.2232 2169 London, Petticoat Lane (6): Iohn Bickcem, halfpenny, (16)68, At The, bust of Charles II (W.2210); Will Bolton, halfpenny, Chandlr, At Ye Black Bel (W.2211); Daniell Debovrck, halfpenny, hand holding bird (W.2213); Samvell Kent, farthing, crescent (W.2216); Ralph Markland, halfpenny, 1667, At Ye Red Cross (W.2217); Graves Weaver, farthing, At Ye, wicker cradle (W.2219); Petty France (5): Iohn Barnes, farthing, Chandler, Carpenters’ Arms (W.2222); William Rack, farthing, (16)66, Indian holding dart (W.2225); Nicholas Sherman, farthing, tall building with gate (W.2226); Will Smith, farthing, King’s head in Royal oak (W.2227); I.T., At The Savl, Saul on ground, his horse standing near (W.2228); Philpott Lane (4): Samvell Hewson, halfpenny, 1668, wheatsheaf (W.2229), pierced; Lawrence Lancaster, farthing, 1655 (W.2230); Will Mosely, halfpenny, 1667, In Moselies Covrt, half-length figure of St. Hugh (W.2231); Robert Nevell, farthing, Leathersellers’ Arms (W.2232), fair to very fine (15) £200-300

W.2236 W.2242 2170 London, Piccadilly (8): Robert Beard, farthing, two mermaids (W.2235); William Flindell, farthing, (16)58, Virgin Mary (W.2236 [listed as man dipping candles]; as Norweb 8857); Richard Groome, halfpenny, 1665, crown and anchor (W.2238); Abbett Nevell, farthing, 1657, rectangle (W.2240); Iohn Palmer, farthing, (16)57, At Ye George (W.2242); Richard Thorp, halfpenny, 1666, Grocers’ Arms (W.2243); Iohn Vavghan, halfpenny, 1668, a still, with fire beneath (W.2244),poor to very fine (7) £150-220

W.2235, W.2240, W.2242, W.2243 and W.2244 were not represented in the Norweb collection.

2171 London, Piccadilly, F.C., farthing, (16)58, At Ye Haycart and 3 Horses (MD.2235B), some surface pitting, otherwise very fine, extremely rare £80-120

Not represented in the Norweb collection.

W.2250 W.2265 2172 London, Pie Corner (4): Adam Everell, farthing, horseshoe (W.2248); Francis Harris, halfpenny, wheatsheaf (W.2249); Iohn Marston, halfpenny, Tallow Chandler, half moon, seven stars and string of candles (W.2250); Iohn Marston, farthing, (16)59, Tallow Chandler, half moon, seven stars and string of candles (W.2251); Pope’s Head Alley, Iohn Sawyer, farthing, bust of pope (W.2256); Popping’s Alley, Simon Penycott, farthing, Green, dragon (W.2257); Postern Gate (6): Katherin Brandon, halfpenny, (16)71, ball suspended (W.2260); Will Charlwood, farthing, woman churning (W.2262); R.D., farthing, At The Blv Bore (W.2263); Richard Hawes, farthing, dragon (W.2265); W.M., farthing, castle (W.2266); Tho Rawlenson, halfpenny, Distiller, a still (W.2268); Postern Street, Hvgh Looe, halfpenny, 1666, At Ye White, hart (W.2271), fair to very fine(13) £180-250

W.2285A W.2296 2173 London, The Poultry (4): T.D., farthing, rose (W.2273); Thomas Dyott, halfpenny, At The Rose Tavern (W.2275); W.K., The Exchange Tavern, farthing, 1651, view of Royal Exchange (W.2277); George Twine, halfpenny, 1665, three cranes (W.2278); Pudding Lane (3): B.A., farthing, 1657, At Ye Mayden Heade, bust of Virgin Mary (W.2283); W.P., farthing, At The Blacke Bvll (W.2285); Tho Sell, halfpenny, At Ye Spanill Dog & 3, dog, rev. three hats, T E below (MD.2285A), different obverse die to Norweb example - reads Spanill; Puddle Dock (8): R.C., farthing, 1660, Kings Colledg (W.2288); Robert Hale, halfpenny, 1662, Chandler (W.2291); Samvel Harris, halfpenny, 1669, Tallowchandlers’ Arms (W.2292); Beniamen Howe, halfpenny, St. George and the dragon (W.2293); Elizabeth Iordan, halfpenny, 1669, At Ye Still (W.2294); Iohn Osman, halfpenny, 1664 (W.2295); Iohn Rogers, halfpenny, At Ye White Swan, swan standing on shuttle (W.2296); R.S., farthing, At The Brewhovse, wheatsheaf/barrel (W.2297A), poor to nearly very fine (15) £200-300

W.2298 W.2301 W.2306 W.2311 2174 London, Queenhithe (10): Thomas Baker, halfpenny, 1668, sugar loaf (W.2298); Richard Briggs, halfpenny, 1660, Fishmongers’ Arms (W.2299); B.F., farthing, At The Noble Garter, three fishes (W.2301); Robert Feild, halfpenny, 1667, naked boy holding ball (W.2302); Bartholomew Fish, halfpenny, 1667, three fishes (W.2303); Henry Gifford, halfpenny, 1668, Ironmongers’ Arms/bell (W.2305); Bartholomew Hester, farthing, Fletchers’ Arms (W.2306); Iohn Neale, farthing, axe (W.2309); Pearcivall Stevenson, halfpenny, crowned rose (W.2311); Queens Head Tavern, farthing, 1662 (W.2314); Queen Street (4): Iohn Cannon, halfpenny, half figure of Queen Catherine (W.2315); William Holms, farthing, At The Plow (W.2318); Robert Moss, farthing, Mealman, Tallowchandlers’ Arms (W.2319); Edward Northen, farthing, crown (W.2320), poor to very fine (14) £250-350

It is believed that W.2306 is the only token in the series that depicts the Fletchers’ Arms.

Williamson notes that the tavern owned by John Cannon (W.2315) was frequented by Freemasons in Queen Anne’s reign.

2175 London, Queen Street, Iohn Wheeler, halfpenny, At Iack Of Newberys, a figure of Jack of Newbury (W.2321), a few letters on both sides weak, otherwise good fine or better, extremely rare £80-150

Williamson notes that John Winchcomb, popularly called ‘Jack of Newbury’, was a celebrated clothier in the time of Henry VIII. By success in trade he acquired a large fortune, which he devoted to benevolent purposes.

This token was not represented in the Norweb collection.

W.2325

2176 London, Ratcliff Cross (8): W.B., farthing, At The Shipp Tavern (W.2322); Will Baker, halfpenny, At Litle Whit Hors (W.2324); Ioseph Brocke, halfpenny, Coate Seler (W.2325); Phillip Bvrges, farthing, 1667, Merchant Taylors’ Arms (W.2326, listed as halfpenny); Robert Ellis, halfpenny, 1668, three men round globe (W.2327); Randolph Hvff, halfpenny, 1667, Charles II and three crowns in oak tree (W.2329); Iohn March, farthing, swan (W.2330); Iohn Simons, halfpenny, 1666, flagon (W.2332),fine to very fine (8) £150-250

2177 London, Ratcliff Cross, Alexander Harwood, farthing, cheese-knife between three stars (W.2328), very fine or better, extremely rare £150-200

Not represented in the Norweb collection.

2178 London, Ratcliff Cross, T.W., farthing, galley, YE above, GALY below (W.2333), a few very light scratches, nearly very fine, extremely rare £100-200

The YE above galley not noted in Williamson.

Not represented in the Norweb collection.

W.2352

2179 London, Ratcliff (Highway) (13): A.A., farthing, 1649, At The Red Lyon (W.2335); H.B., farthing, At The Wheatsheaf And Svger Lofe (W.2337); R.B., farthing, 1662, At The Golden Ball (W.2338); Iohn Bishop, farthing, 1656, three sugar loaves (W.2340); Francis Bvll, farthing, 1656, bust of Henry VIII (W.2341); W.C., farthing, At The Plowe (W.2343); Thomas Capon, farthing, wheatsheaf (W.2344); George Dam, halfpenny, 1669, at ye Rose Brew house (W.2345); P.H., farthing, The Ship Tavern (W.2347); William Hanes, farthing, 1664 (W.2348); George Hvtchinson, farthing, bull’s head (W.2350); Iohn Knot, halfpenny, 1666, rev. Ratlife High Way, His Halfe Penie (W.2351 var., as Norweb 8372); Ioane Law, farthing, At Ye Key (W.2352), a couple poor, the others fair to nearly very fine (13) £150-250

W.2358

2180 London, Ratcliff (Highway) (13): Tho Leader, halfpenny, 1667, Sope Maker, whale and three harpoons (W.2353); M.M., farthing, The Bricklers Arms (W.2354); Iohn Mathews, halfpenny, bull’s head (W.2355); Thomas Moregrave, farthing, 1668 (W.2357); Thomas Mvnn, farthing, 1653 (W.2358), extremely rare; Iames Pricke, halfpenny, (16)68, a still (W.2360), attempted piercing; Robert Rooke, halfpenny, a rook (W.2361); Tho Sorell, halfpenny, At Red Lyon Tavern (W.2366); Rich Stiles, halfpenny, 1666, At Ye White, lion rampant (W.2367); Robert Stranke, farthing, bull (W.2368); W.T., farthing, At The Gvnn (W.2369); N.V., farthing, 1651, At The Black Boay (W.2371); Ieames West, farthing, bellows (W.2373), fair to nearly very fine (13) £150-250

W.2358 not represented in the Norweb collection. The legends on this token confirm those queried in Williamson.

W.2383

2181 London, Redcross Street (7): Thomas Ballett, farthing, At Ye, mermaid (W.2374); Isaac Bennett, halfpenny, At Ye Golden, lion passant gardant (W.2375); Aron Edwards, halfpenny, 1669, At Ye Ball/Over Against Iewen Street End (W.2381); Robert Gifford, halfpenny, a castle, Arms of Worcester to left (W.2383); Thomas Holloway, halfpenny, 1666, At Ye, crowned bust of Elizabeth I ? (W.2385); Oliver Wallis, farthing, 1667, dog eating out of pot (W.2388); Tho Whitle, farthing, 1657, a blackjack (W.2389); Redmead Lane, Mathew Davis, farthing, In Fryers Covrt, Nere The Hermitag (W.2390), a couple poor, the others fair to very fine (8) £120-180

W.2395

2182 London, Rosemary Lane (19): Iohn Bayle, halfpenny, At The 7 Stars (W.2394); Robert Carpenter, halfpenny, 1668, Blacksmiths’ Arms and crest (W.2395); Richard Cooles, halfpenny, 1669, lion rampant (W.2396 [dated 1668]); Henry Crispe, farthing, crossed pipes and tobacco roll (W.2397), pierced; Ph Doe, farthing, wheatsheaf, rev. OR ARMETAGE BRIGE, plough (W.2400); William Evered, halfpenny, 1669, At Ye Whit Horse (W.2401); Francis Giestrape, farthing, three rabbits (W.2404); Ia Godfrey, farthing, 1662, Ironmonger (W.2405); R.H., farthing, At The Falcon (W.2406); Iohn Harrison, halfpenny, 1667, arched crown (W.2407); Henery Loft, farthing, Fishmongers’ Arms (W.2409); F.M., farthing, At The Whit Swan (W.2410); Will Minshew, farthing, (16)59, plough/still (W.2411); Daniel Pease, farthing, 1656, Chandler (W.2412); Edward Reade, farthing, Fruiterers’ Arms (W.2413); T.T., farthing, At The 3 Pigeons (W.2415); William Taylor, halfpenny, 1668, Brewer, sun (W.2416); C.W., farthing, At The Plow (W.2417); N.W., farthing, At The Red Lyon (W.2418), W.2405 poor, the others fair to very fine (19) £250-350

W.2434 W.2436 2183 London, Round Court (5): Tho Allatt, halfpenny, Chandler, man carrying sack and shovel (W.2421); Nicho Cabritt, halfpenny, Chandler (W.2423); Edward Crawley, farthing, Royal oak with three crowns (W.2424); Will Lavnder, farthings (2 - one a reverse brockage, same die as other), Chandler (W.2427); Russell Street (7): C.G., farthing, At Ye Vnicorne (W.2432); Iohn Hatten, farthing, Prince of Wales’s feathers (W.2433); Mary Long, halfpenny, rose on stalk (W.2434); Iames Magnes, halfpenny, Stationer, horse (MD.2434A); Tho Snell, halfpenny, 1669, Grocers’ Arms (W.2436); Will Thompson, farthing, Mealman, scales (MD.2437A); Hvmphry Vaghan, farthing, goat (W.2438), fair to very fine (12) £180-250

2184 London, Russell Street, Timothy Child, halfpenny, At Ye Coffe Hovse, a Turk’s head (W.2431), nearly very fine £80-120

2185 London, Russell Street, Pet Spitser, halfpenny, a Turk’s head (W.2437), nearly very fine, very rare £120-180

Not represented in the Norweb collection.

W.2452 W.2462 2186 London, Saffron Hill (4): Robert Bankes, farthing, 1657 (W.2439); William Orchard, farthing, 1660, harp (W.2442); G.P. (2 - same dies), At The 2 Brewers, two men carrying barrel (W.2443); St. Ann’s Lane, Iohn Harriss (sic), halfpenny, 1671, mermaid (W.2446 var.); St. Clement Danes (11): Rich Chidley, halfpenny, 1666, tobacco roll (W.2452); Christopher Danbrook, halfpenny, hand pouring coffee into cup (W.2454); Edward Geery, halfpenny, 1667, Broker (W.2457); Ia Goles, farthing, White Horse (W.2458); Philip Iohnson, halfpenny, 1665, paschal lamb (W.2460); Lawrance Lewes, halfpenny, 1668, Mercer (W.2465); E.N., farthing, At The King’s Head, bust of Henry VIII facing (W.2466); I.P., farthing, The Castel Tavern (W.2467); I.P., farthing, The Castell Taverne, castle (W.2469 var. - reads CLMENT); I.P., farthing, The Castell Taverne, castle (W.2470); W.S., halfpenny, Ye Coffee Hovse (W.2472); St. Clement’s Lane (Eastcheap) (2): M.K., farthing, At The Ship (W.2462); W.S., At The Whit Lyon, lion rampant (W.2473), poor to very fine (18) £250-350

2187 London, St. Alban’s Street, Georg Carter, halfpenny, At Ye St. Alban, St. Alban standing near altar (W.2444), very fine, rare £100-150

2188 London, St. Benet’s Hill, Mathew Tvnstale, penny, At The Harrow, harrow (W.2450), good very fine £100-150

2189 London, St. Clement Danes, halfpenny, Samuell Haw at the, hand holding vine spray, rev. 1665, behind St. Clements Danes, his ½ (MD.-, but cf. MD.2459A), fair to fine £80-120

Believed unpublished.

2190 London, St. Dunstan’s in the East, cast lead farthing, RICHARD PALMER, unicorn’s head, rev. AT ST DVNSTANS EAST, RP (MD.-), very fine for issue £100-200

Believed unpublished.

W.2514 W.2492 W.2485 2191 London, St. Dunstan’s in the East (2): T.C., farthing, 1649, The Lock And Sheers (W.2478); Anthony Parslov, farthing, horseshoe (W.2479); St. Giles in the Fields (16): E.B., farthing, At The Blacke Boy (W.2482); Walt Bigg, farthing, At The Bel (W.2483); Edward Bonvs, farthing, Red Cow (W.2484); Iames Brickill, halfpenny size (listed as a farthing in Williamson), 1663, Meale Man (W.2485); Tho Brodway, farthing, At Fovntan Lan End, hand holding pineapple (W.2486); Robert Derds, halfpenny, 1666, Mealeman (W.2490); E.H., farthing, At The Wheat Sheife (W.2492); I.H., farthing, The Talow Chandler, man dipping candles (W.2493); Robert New, farthing, 1652, Tallowchandlers’ Arms (W.2502); Henry Powell, halfpenny, 1662, Cheesmonger (W.2504); Will Rayner, farthing, 1657 (MD.2504B); I.S., farthing, At Ye Swan & Whit Hart, swan (W.2506); Robert Starky, halfpenny, dog couchant (W.2507); Iohn Slade, halfpenny, 1668, three barrels and sugar loaf (W.2509); Thomas Tarlton, farthing, a bull (W.2510); Tho Woollams, halfpenny, three brushes (W.2514), fair to about very fine (18) £250-350 2192 London, St. Giles in the Fields, H.F., farthing, AT THE WHEATSHEFE IN, wheatsheaf, rev. S. GILES IN THE FIELDS, H.F. divided by flower (MD.-),very fine £100-200

Believed unpublished.

MD.2514A MD.- 2193 London, St. Giles in the Fields, Will Needes (2): halfpenny, WILL NEEDES IN NEW KING STR, crooked billet, rev. IN ST GILESES IN THE FEILDS, HIS HALF PENNY (MD.2514A); farthing, WILL NEEDES IN NEW KING, crooked billet, rev. STREET IN ST GILES IN YE FEILD, flower above and belowWN (MD.-, dies as SNC, December 2011, p.135), the halfpenny weak in places, otherwise about very fine, the farthing damaged on reverse, otherwise fine, both extremely rare (2) £150-250

The halfpenny that was listed in Dickinson was recorded from a worn example and we are happy to now be able to provide a full description. Neither token was represented in the Norweb collection.

2194 London, Great St Helen’s, Hugh Adderley, halfpenny, 1666, dolphin (W.2515), nearly very fine, very rare £60-100

W.2517 W.2527 W.2538 2195 London, St. James’s (5): Rich Barrett, farthing, 1665, Chanler, dress hook (W.2517); Richard Chance, farthing, fleece (W.2518); R.M., farthing, 1650, The Svtler, arms W.2523); Will Slidd, halfpenny, Svtler To Ye Gvard, bust of Duke of Albemarle (?) (W.2524); Edward Smith, halfpenny, At Ye Poets Head (W.2525); St. James’s Market (8): Richard Athy, octagonal halfpenny, 1668, fleur-de-lis (W.2527); Lavrance Ball, halfpenny, (16)64, Bakers’ Arms (W.2529); Iohn Dickenson, halfpenny, 1669, sugar loaf/rose (W.2530); I.H., halfpenny, 1670, The White Horse (W.2533), flan crack; Thomas Iennings, farthing, man dipping candles (W.2535); Thomas Ienngs, farthing, man dipping candles (W.2536); Elizabeth Townesend, halfpenny, 1666, market place (W.2547); halfpenny, 1666, At The Qveens Head (W.2550); Westminster Market Place (5): Francis Dorington, farthing, hart (W.2531); W.F., farthing, At The Old Man, ‘Old Parr’s’ head (W.2532); Nicholas Keeve, halfpenny, 1668, rose (W.2538); I.T., farthing, At The Sop Box, barber’s soap box (W.2546); Henry Weaver, farthing, (16)65, ship (W.2548), fair to nearly very fine (18) £250-350

The device on the obverse of W.2517 described as a cheese taster in Williamson was identified as a dress hook by R.H. Thompson in an article in SNC, March 1987, p. 40. The term ‘cheese taster’ is not known before the 19thC.

See notes in Norweb preceding 8904 for reallocation of some tokens from St. James’s Market to Westminster Market Place.

W.2551 W.2559 2196 London, St. John’s Lane/Street (10): T.A., farthing, At The Bird In Hand (W.2551); Christopher Allen, farthing, 1664, two sugar loaves (W.2552); Iob Banwell, farthing, 1658, dragon (W.2553); Iohn Brotherton, farthing, bell (W.2555); Francis Chichoe, farthing, 1663, tree (W.2558); Iohn Dodson, halfpenny, 1667 (W.2559); A.G., farthing, The Red Bvll (W.2562); Thomas Gale, farthing, 1666, At The, queen’s head/man dipping candles (W.2563); Iohn Garner, farthing, globe both sides (W.2564); Alice Grove, farthing, a still (W.2569), fair to nearly very fine (10) £150-250

W.2484 W.2587 2197 London, St. John’s Lane/Street (11): Roger Hart, farthing, At The, bust of Queen Elizabeth (W.2570); I.M., farthing, The Pewter Pla, plate (W.2573); Edward Midwinter, halfpenny, At The, bust of Charles II, Tavern (W.2575); Iames Pennington, halfpenny, 1667, Groce, crossed keys (W.2576); Thomas Prestwood, halfpenny, 1668, Salters’ Arms (W.2577); Iohn Radbvrne, halfpenny, 1668, Grocer, At Ye Soldier (W.2578); E.S., farthing, At The Olfa Tree (W.2579); Iohn Shore, halfpenny, At The Crooked Billet (W.2583); Iam Smith, farthing, Sopeboylr, horse and groom (W.2584); Tho Watts, halfpenny, At The Blew Anchor (W.2587); halfpenny, At Ye, Vnycorne Brewhovs (W.2589), fair to nearly very fine (11) £150-250 2198 London, St. John’s Street, William Hill, halfpenny, 1666, At The Popes, Head (W.2571), nearly extremely fine, rare £100-150

W.2602 W.2608 2199 London, St. Katharine’s (16): Iames Allen, farthing, 1665 (W.2590); Robert Aske, farthing, Salter, crown (W.2591); Edward Belitha, halfpenny, 1669, Grocer, two sugar loaves (W.2594); Robert Blackbvrn, halfpenny, Fishmongers’ Arms (W.2595); Richard Bryan, halfpenny, 1667 (W.2596); William Bvtler, farthings (2 - different reverse dies), Groser, two sugar loaves (W.2597); I.C., The Sword And Dager, farthing (W.2599); I.C., At The Blew Bell, farthings (2 - same dies) (W.2600); T.C., farthing, At The Lee Hoy (W.2601); Iohn Cheqvright, halfpenny, 1669, bell (W.2602); Francis Clarke, halfpenny, three tobacco rolls (W.2603); Iohn Covlton, halfpenny, 1667, globe (W.2605); Iohn Cvrtis, farthing, wheatsheaf (W.2606); T.D., farthing, At The 2 Dray Men (W.2608), poor to very fine (16) £150-250

W.2629 W.2630 2200 London, St. Katharine’s (16): Richard Gilbvrt, halfpenny, St. George and the dragon (W.2610); I.H., farthing, 1659, At The Black Swan (W.2612); Iohn Haward, halfpenny, St. George and the dragon (W.2613); Iohn Heaward, farthing, Spectele Maker (W.2614); Mark Heynes, halfpenny, Coopers’ Arms (W.2615); Thomas Hock Well, farthing, horse and cart (W.2616); Thomas Houlcroft, farthing, 1665, By Ye Cage (W.2617); Iohn Iarvis, farthing, 1653, Baker, shield of arms (W.2618); R.L., farthing, The 3 Tobacco Pipes (W.2619); T.L., farthing, The 3 Tobacco Rovls (W.2620); Edward Lolesene, farthing, key (W.2622); E.N., farthing, The Plvm Of Feathers, Prince of Wales’s feathers (W.2623); Henry Rowe, halfpenny, Mealeman, Bakers’ Arms (W.2625); Gilbert Tayler, halfpenny, archer (W.2629); W.W., farthing, 1653, At The Deary Made, woman churning (W.2630); Iohn Whithorne, farthing, Chesmvnger, woman churning (W.2631), poor to very fine (16) £150-250

2201 London, St. Katharine’s, Iames Cooper, octagonal halfpenny, 1668, At The, rose and crown (W.2604), about very fine £100-150

W.2653 W.2654 2202 London, St. Martin’s (City or Westminster), Thomas Ely, halfpenny, castle gateway (W.2634); Martin Le Grand/St. Martin’s Lane (City) (7): Iohn Fvllerton, farthing, three horseshoes (W.2636); Henry Hvggines, halfpenny, crooked billet (W.2647); R.R., farthing, Dogs Head In The Pot (W.2653); Samvel Rickards, farthing, 1666, sun surrounded by three harps (W.2654); W.S., farthing, In The Borded Entry, Drapers’ Arms (W.2656); George Thorne, farthing, ship (W.2660); Tho Armitage, farthing, lion rampant (W.2664), the first poor, the rest fair to nearly very fine (8) £120-180

W.2675 W.2681 W.2683 2203 London, St. Martin’s Lane (Westminster) (6): Iames Hopkins, halfpenny, At Ye Harrow (W.2637); George Gvnthorpe, halfpenny, 1667, At The, man dipping candles (W.2671); Iohn Robottom, halfpenny, 1667, At Ye Fleese Tavern (W.2676); Iohn Williams, halfpenny, 1667, The Kings Chairman At Ye Balcony (W.2681); Richard Willson, farthing, 1657, Mealman (W.2682); The Wilshire Shepherd, halfpenny, shepherd and dog (W.2683); St. Martin’s Lane (City or Westminster) (4): Iohn Beriman, farthing, 1657, sugar loaf (W.2666); Richard Lyne, farthing, billet (W.2673); W.N., farthing, At The Tobacco Ro, roll of tobacco (W.2674); Will Robinson, halfpenny, 1667, At Ye Govlden, anchor (W.2675), nearly fine to good very fine (10) £180-250

W.2683 was probably issued by Amy Sutton, as she issued a token showing a similar device (cf. MD.2677A). W.2675 was not represented in the Norweb collection.

2204 London, St. Martin Le Grand/St. Martin’s Lane (City), William Holden, halfpenny, At Ye, man in the moon (W.2646), good very fine, rare £100-150 2205 London, St. Martin Le Grand/St. Martin’s Lane (City), Thomas Jackson, penny, In Kings Head Covrt, hand pouring coffee into one of two cups on a table (W.2648), weak on obverse, about fine, reverse better, extremely rare £100-150

Not represented in the Norweb collection.

2206 London, St. Martin’s Lane (City or Westminster), W.B., farthing, IN. S. MARTINS. LANE, B over W. A , rev. AT. THE. SVGARLOFE, sugar loaf (MD.-, Norweb 9318), about very fine, extremely rare £60-100

W.2690 W.2696 2207 London, St. Mary At Hill (5): Iohn Hive, halfpenny, 1667, beehive (W.2687); Thomas Hvnte, farthing, At Ye, Salters’ Arms (W.2688); Edmond Lawrence, halfpenny, Fishmongers’ Arms (W.2690); Edmond Lawrence, farthing, Fishmongers’ Arms (W.2691); Margret North, octagonal halfpenny, 1668, ship (W.2692); St. Mary Axe, Mary Dell, farthing, 1657, bell (W.2694); St. Mary Magdalene, Georg Green, farthing, At The, anchor, Neare Pavlins Cvhrch (sic) (N.7613; cf. W.2724); St. Michael’s Lane, Thomas Nvtt, halfpenny, Neer The Old Swan, dolphin (W.2696), fair to very fine (8) £120-200

The farthing issued by George Green was attributed by Williamson to St. Paul’s Churchyard. 2208 London, St. Michael’s Alley, Steph Hayward and Geo Backler, halfpenny, hand pouring coffee into a cup, rev. At the/ ould Coffee/ house in St/ Michells Ally/ formerly ½ Bomans (W.2695; Norweb 7615, see note), nearly extremely fine, a much better example than the Norweb specimen and very rare £250-350

Issued from what was the first coffee house in London, which was established c.1652 by Christopher Bowman (buried 1662).

W.2699 W.2701 W.2704 var. 2209 London, St. Nicholas Lane (2): I.B., farthing, At The Bell (W.2697); Iohn Spinke, farthing, 1657, wheatsheaf (W.2699); London, St. Nicholas Shambles (7): P.B., farthing, At The Flying Horse (W.2701); T.B., farthing, The Read Crose, a cross (W.2702); A.C., At The Red Lyon (W.2703); L.D., farthing, At The Harrow (W.2704 var., reads Nickles); I.H., farthing, 1649, At The Swann (W.2706); I.M., farthing, At The Bvchers Armes (W.2710); E.S., farthing, The Tallow Cahandler (W.2713), poor to very fine (9) £150-250

W.2733 W.2743 2210 London, St. Paul’s Churchyard (4): W.C., farthing, At The Sampson, Samson and the lion (W.2718); I.B., farthing, Feathers Taverne (W.2722); F.H., farthing, At St Peter And St Pavle (W.2725); S.H., farthing, The Tobacco Rowle (W.2727); St. Swithin’s Lane (2): Samwell Clarke, farthing, shepherd and dog (W.2732); Wm Emet, halfpenny, bear, bull and horse (W.2733); St. Thomas Apostle, W.B., farthing, 1649, At The George, St. George and the dragon (W.2734); Salisbury Court, Richard Bvrmby, Tallowchandlers’ Arms (W.2738); Savoy (5): R.D., farthing, At The Vincorne, unicorn (W.2742); Richard Lawton, halfpenny, 16(67), At Ye Bel And 3 Cranes (W.2743); Will Lyne, farthing, At Ye 3 Cranes (W.2744 var.; Norweb 8930); H.T., farthing, The Rose And Crown (W.2748); P.T., farthing, 1653, The Svtler (W.2749), poor to nearly very fine (13) £180-250 2211 London, St. Paul’s Churchyard, Michael Wilkinson, farthing, (16)58, view of St. Paul’s Church, rev. SVTLER. IN. PAVLS. 58 (MD.2729A), pierced and reverse scratched, otherwise fine, extremely rare £80-150

This piece is particularly interesting as it shows a pre-Wren depiction of St. Paul’s. It was not represented in the Norweb collection.

2212 London, Saltpetre Yard, W.B., farthing, 1653, At The Cock (W.2741), a little corroded, good very fine, extremely rare £100-150

The only issue of this location, and not represented in the Norweb collection. The location could be Saltpetre Bank, between Rosemary Lane and East Smithfield (see Morgan’s street map of London of 1682).

W.2756 W.2772 2213 London, Seacole Lane (2): Samuell Chappell, farthing, 1671, Goldsmiths’ Arms (W.2756), weakly struck on obverse, a little corroded, otherwise fine or better; Rich West, farthing, 1662, At Red, cross (W.2758); Seething Lane (2): Ralph Bonnick, halfpenny, (16)68, At Ye Black, dog (W.2759); Edward Radcliffe, halfpenny, 1667, At The Pide Dog (W.2760); Sentry Gate (2): Thomas Fovntayne, farthing, fountain (W.2763); William Garway, halfpenny, 1666, a still (W.2764); Sharp’s Alley (Cow Cross) (4): Iohn Everett, halfpenny, 1667, three horses galloping (W.2766); G.F., farthing, 1657, At The 3 Lyons (W.2767); Tho Farr, farthing, 1670, rose (W.2768); Ionathan Redock, farthing, 1663 (W.2770); Sharp’s Alley (Leadenhall Street), F.R., farthing, At The Ship (W.2771); Sherborne Lane, Rich Thomson, farthing, Indian with bow and arrow (W.2772), poor to very fine (12) £150-250

W.2756 and 2772 were not represented in the Norweb collection and are both very rare.

Sharp’s Alley was actually a corruption of Shaft Alley (see next lot). 2214 London, Shaft Alley (Leadenhall Street), farthing, PHILLIP CLEMENT. IN., man dipping candles, rev. SHAFT. ALLEY. IN 1666, LEADEN HALL STREET (MD.-), ex Thames, weak in places, otherwise good very fine, extremely rare £100-150

Believed unpublished.

W.2785 W.2796 2215 London, Ship Yard, I.D., halfpenny, ship (W.2773); Shire Lane (7): L.H., farthing, At The French Tavern, trumpet (horn) (W.2778); I.M., At The Red Lion, lion rampant (W.2780); E. Reynold, halfpenny, 1666, At The, harp/And The, fox (W.2782); Will Richardson, halfpenny, 1667 (W.2783); Tho Skelton, farthing, Mealman, three arrows (W.2784); Thomas Smith, halfpenny, 1667, anchor (W.2785); Samvell Waters, halfpenny, cornsheaf, three birds around (W.2787); Shoe Lane (7): Samvell Clever, farthing, At Cock/Pitt Covrt (W.2792); William Iohnson, halfpenny, At Ye, male bust (W.2795 var., reads IMORT AL BEN*); Charles Langworth, halfpenny, tree (W.2796); Ann Lawrence, farthing, 1662 (W.2797); Iohn Payne, halfpenny, 1669, Mealeman (W.2801); Iohn Thrapson, farthing, 1653 (W.2806); Amos Winch, halfpenny, bust of Henry VIII facing (W.2807; Norweb 7670), poor to nearly very fine (15) £200-300 *Immortal Ben refers to Ben Jonson, poet laureate 1616 - 1637.

2216 London, Ship Yard, R.G., halfpenny, Guy of Warwick standing holding sword and spear with boar’s head (W.2774), weak in centre, nearly very fine, rare £100-200

There is no initial E on the obverse as recorded in Williamson.

2217 London, Shoe Lane, Thomas Howldin, farthing, man carrying sack (MD.2794A), ex Thames, irregular flan, very fine, extremely rare £100-150

Not represented in the Norweb collection.

2218 London, Shoe Lane, Elizabeth Mayne, octagonal halfpenny, 1668, Merchant Taylors’ Arms (W.2799), about very fine, very rare £80-150

W.2816 W.2828 2219 London, Shoreditch (11): Edmond Bannister, halfpenny, 1668, lion rampant (W.2812); I.E., farthing, At The Favlcon (W.2815); William Fellowes, halfpenny, At The, stag (W.2816); E.H., farthing, 1656, At The Cros Daggers (W.2820); Deborah Iohnson, farthing, 1664 (W.2823); Henrye Iorden, farthing, Tallow Chandler (W.2824); Robert Leake, halfpenny, 1668, At The, chandler within crescent moon (W.2825); S.P., farthing, 1652, The Rose And Crowne (W.2827); Iohn Parson, halfpenny, 1668, gridiron (W.2828); Iohn Trimnell, farthing, 1665, stag (W.2832); H.W., farthing, 1656, The Hartiechoake (W.2834); Silver Street (2): Iohn Lavrence, halfpenny, 1665 (W.2837); Iohn Lawrance, farthing, 1659 (W.2838), poor to about very fine (13) £200-300

W.2813 W.2821 2220 London, Shoreditch (2): Iohn Chapman, farthing, windmill (W.2813); Richard Hovlder, halfpenny, 1669, Pattin Maker, a press (W.2821), the first weak in centre, a little corroded on reverse, otherwise very fine, the second about very fine, both very rare (2) £120-180

Neither piece represented in the Norweb collection.

W.2842 W.2843 2221 London, (West) Smithfield (10): Simon Berry, halfpenny, 1664, Bakers’ Arms (W.2840); Ioseph Brookes, halfpenny, crown (W.2842); Lionell Bvfkine, halfpenny, 1666, At The, three roses, Near Cloth Faire Gate (W.2843); Francis Bvrton, halfpenny, 1668, At Ye Black, bear (W.2845); Iames Byard, halfpenny, 1666, At The 3, three sugar loaves (W.2846 var.); I.C., farthing, At The Crovn Tavern (W.2848); Robert Conaway, farthing (2 - same dies), a still (W.2850); Rich Constable, farthing, heart (W.2852); R.D., farthing, The Whit Hart Tavern (W.2853), fair to very fine (10) £150-250

2222 London, (West) Smithfield, Freeman Fann, halfpenny, 1669, At Ye Pvrse (W.2854), a little scratched, otherwise nearly very fine, extremely rare £80-120

Not represented in the Norweb collection.

W.2888

2223 London, (West) Smithfield (12): Ric Harper, farthing, At The Harp (W.2859); Tho Hatton, halfpenny, 1664, Antilop (W.2861); Edward Izatt, halfpenny, 1668, At Ye, greyhound (W.2863); I.M., farthing, The Qveene Head Tavern (W.2865); Iohn Meriefield, halfpenny, 1669, At Ye (W.2867); Richard Pemble, farthing, frying pan (W.2871); Iohn Philipson, halfpenny, 1667, Ironmonger, hand holding sceptre and crown (W.2872), pierced; I.S., farthing, (16)57, The Blacke Bvll (W.2874); Ioh Sawyer, farthing, At Ye Nags, Head, a still/horse’s head (W.2876); Kathren Sellam, farthing, three tuns (W.2877); Iames Sherley, halfpenny, At The Kings, Armes (W.2878); Thomas Taylor, halfpenny, (16)67, At The, coach and horses (W.2879); Smithfield Bars (4): Iohn Baker, halfpenny, 1669, Bvtcher, two poleaxes crossed (W.2887); Iohn Bond, halfpenny, At The Bvlls, Head (W.2888); Ioseph Collins, halfpenny, At The 3, three sugar loaves (W.2889); Robert Cvrtis, halfpenny, 1669, fleur-de-lis (W.2891),fair to nearly very fine (16) £200-300 2224 London, (West) Smithfield, Edward Woodward, heart-shaped halfpenny, EDWARD. WOODWARD. IN, crossed swords, rev. SMITHFEILD, HIS. HALF. PENY, W over EA intertwined with flowers (MD.2885A), nearly very fine, very rare £250-350

A better example than the Norweb specimen.

MD.2905A W.2902 2225 London, Snow Hill (7): Gabriel Bonner, farthing, Grocers’ Arms (W.2901); A.C., farthing, Apothecary, weathercock on spire (W.2902); Thomas Lawrance, farthing, At The Talbot (MD.2905A); Tho Pvlteney, farthing, (16)57, ball (W.2908); Allen Sartan, farthings (2 - same dies), tobacco rolls (W.2910); L.W., farthing, At The Lion And, Lambe (W.2911); Soho, Iohn Browne, farthing, 1664, Mealman, pelican and young (W.2913); Somers Quay, Iohn Simmons, halfpenny, 1666, still with fire beneath (W.2919); M., farthing, Swan With 2 Necks (W.2920); Southampton Buildings, Tho Kencie, halfpenny, crown (W.2925), fair to nearly very fine (11) £150-250

2226 London, Somers Quay, Iohn Mitchell, octagonal penny, tilt boat, passengers and boatmen (W.2917), good fine £120-180

W.2936 W.2939 2227 London, Spitalfields (4): W.C., farthing, At Ye Ball And Raven (W.2930); Richard Midlaton, halfpenny, 1667, three tuns (W.2931); Rob Walley, halfpenny, Brewer, At The, Fovntaine (W.2935); Ralph Wilkes, halfpenny, At The, bust of Turk holding coffee cup (W.2936); Spittlegate, T.A., farthing, At The Kings Head, bust of Charles I (W.2938); Stable Yard (2): Roger Kenyon, halfpenny, 1666, Royal Arms (W.2939); I.N., farthing, At The White Horse (W.2940); Stanhope Street (4): Robert Collins, farthing, lion (W.2943); H.H., farthing, 1657, At St. Hvghes Bones (W.2944); I.K., farthing, crossed keys/dog and duck (W.2945); Iohn Rvffin, farthing, man dipping candles (W.2946); Star Alley, Philip Wilkinson, farthing, Bakers’ Arms (W.2948); Steelyard, Richard Dernelly, farthing, 1661 (W.2949), W.2931 poor, the others fair to about very fine (13) £200-300

W.2956 W.2962 W.2970 2228 London, Strand (23): Sam Allatt, halfpenny, Ironmonger, queen’s head (W.2952); Rich Ashwin, halfpenny, three sugar loaves/maypole (W.2953); R.B., farthing, (16)57, Ye Golden Lyon And, Svn (W.2954); Matthias Bowman, halfpenny, 1667, escalop shell (W.2955); Iohn Bromley, halfpenny, 1666, soap box (W.2956); Isaac Browne, farthing, rose and crown (W.2957); A.C., farthing, At Ye Kings Head, Tavern, bust of Henry VIII (W.2958); Robt Chamberlaine, halfpenny, At Ye Maypole, maypole, sugar loaf and three cloves (W.2961); Nat Child, halfpenny, Grocer, boar’s head pierced with three arrows/chequers (W.2962); Elles Crispe, halfpenny, 1669, At Ye Black, Boy (W.2966); I.D., farthing, 1653, At The Axe (W.2967); Iohn Dollen, halfpenny, Povlterer, bell with maypole through it (W.2970); Iohn Dvtton, halfpenny, head of Henry VIII/maypole (W.2971); William Elkington, farthing, At Ye, bell (W.2972); Robert Fawcett, halfpenny, 1666, Meale Man (W.2973); E.G., farthing, The Lobster At The, Maipole (W.2975); Rich George, farthing, 1664, St. George and the dragon/cock and flagon (W.2976); Charles Gibbon, farthing, dragon (W.2977); Franc Grove, farthing, At Whit, swan (W.2979); Rich Haraben, farthing, 1661, Groser (W.2982); St Harrise, halfpenny, Ironmonger, At Ye, lobster, Against Ye, maypole and building (W.2983); Will Horsley, halfpenny, 1667, Cheesmonger, woman churning (W.2984); Ieremiah Ives, halfpenny, 1666, Cheesmonger, At The, King’s Arms (W.2988), W.2971 poor, the others fair to very fine (23) £250-350

W.2969 W.3018 W.3022 2229 London, Strand (2): Tho Day, halfpenny, Chandler, branch/man dipping candles (W.2969); At The Canary Hovse, penny, 1665, wreath of vine leaves (W.3018); Strand Bridge, Lawrence Gifford, farthing, Pattenmakers’ Arms (W.3022), about very fine and better, the last very rare(3) £120-180

W.3004 W.3024 W.3026 2230 London, Strand (16): I.L., farthing (W.2990); R.L., farthing, 1657, At Ye One Bell (W.2991); Tho Langton, farthing, At Ye, Mitre (W.2993); S.M., farthing, signboard (?) (W.2996; Norweb 8961, see note); Iames Morey, farthing, 1656, At Ye, Whit Hart (W.2997); B.R., farthing, 1656, At The Harpe (W.3002); Edward Roberts, halfpenny, Grocer, Drapers’ Arms (W.3003); Iacob Robin, halfpenny, At Prince, Rvperts Head (W.3004); Tho Rogers, farthing, 1658, Meale, Man (W.3005); G.S., farthing, 1657, At Ye 3 Svger Loaves (W.3007); George Smith, halfpenny, At Ye, crown (W.3009); George Smith, farthing, 1658, Grocr, sugar loaf (W.3010); Charles Stvrton, farthing, At, The Swan (W.3011); Richard Svmpter, farthing, 1664, greyhound (W.3012); Iohn Twisleton, halfpenny, At Ye, building (W.3014); Le Wilson, halfpenny, 1666, At The, bust of Henry VIII (W.3017); Strand Bridge (4): farthing, I.H., At The Black Bvll (W.3023); William Iefferson, halfpenny, hand- barrow (W.3024); Iohn Stationer, halfpenny, (16)69, Ye Golden, Ball (W.3026); Thomas Williams, halfpenny, Coal Selr, goat (W.3027), fair to nearly very fine (20) £250-350

2231 London, Strand, Calixt Rvst, farthing, 1655, Apothecaries’ crest (rhinoceros)/pot of lilies (W.3006), very fine, very rare £120-180

Incorrectly dated 1665 in Williamson. Not represented in the Norweb collection.

W.3030 W.3051 2232 London, Sweeting’s Rents (2): Iohn Booth, halfpenny, 1666, bell (MD.3027E); [Thomas Garraway], The Svltaness, A Coffee Hovse, halfpenny, arms (W.3029); Temple Bar (15): Edward Apthorp, farthing, three sugar loaves (W.3030); I.B., farthing, At S Dvnstans Tavern (W.3031); Iohn Batwell, farthing, At Lion, Tavern (W.3032 var.), issuer’s name spelled Battell in Williamson and Dickinson; H.C., farthing, 1655, The Cock Ale Hovse (W.3037); Thomas Denman, halfpenny, At The Kin, gs Head, plough/facing bust (W.3040); Iam Gover, farthing, 1657, gate (W.3041); Ioseph Gvrne[i], farthing, At The, stick of candles, within crescent (W.3042 var.); I.H., farthing, At The Lambe Taverne (W.3043); R.H., farthing, The Rose Tavern (W.3044); T.H., farthing, At The Man In The Moon (W.3045); Hvgh Hall, halfpenny, 1666, At Ywhithart (W.3046); Ioseph Hast, farthing, Oylman, dragon (W.3047); S.I., farthing, At The Golden Fleece (W.3049); S.I., farthing, At Ye Golden Fleece (W.3050); Iohn Iames, farthing, horse and sun (W.3051), poor to nearly very fine (17) £250-350

See note to Norweb Vol. VIII, 7771 and pp. xv-xvii for details of the issuer.

W.3059 W.3069 W.3071 2233 London, Temple Bar (16): I.K., At The Crowne (W.3052); Iohn Lawton, farthing, John the Baptist’s head on charger (W.3055); William Lovinge, halfpenny, John the Baptist’s head in dish (W.3056); I.M., farthings (2 - same dies), At The Govlden Lock (W.3057); Robart Mathews, farthing, plough (W.3058); I.P., At The Winde Mill (W.3059); G.R., farthing, 1650, The Elevant (W.3061); I.R., farthing, The Pallsgrave Head (W.3062); Iohn Radford, halfpenny, (16)68, At Ye Govlden, pair of spectacles (W.3064); W.S., farthings (2 - same dies), 1649, At The Ship (W.3066); Francis Stone, farthing, Mealman, wheatsheaf (W.3069); Richard Tayler, halfpenny (W.3070); I.W., farthing, At The D and Dvnstans, St. Dvnstan pulling the devil’s nose with a pair of tongs (W.3071); W.W., farthing, At The Dolphin (W.3072), poor to nearly very fine (16) £200-300

W.3091 W.3095 MD.3096A 2234 London, Thames Street (20): G.A., farthing, Grocer, At The White Bare (W.3075); H.A., farthing, At The 3 Goats Head, dog (W.3076); G.B., farthing, At The Shvger Lofe, Grocers’ Arms (W.3077); T.B., farthing, The Naggs Head Taverne (W.3079); Robert Baynes, halfpenny, 1668, At The, boar and three horseshoes (W.3080); Robert Baynes, farthing, Golden, horseshoe (W.3081); Iames Beech, halfpenny, 1666, Swan Ally (W.3082); A.E., farthing, At The Star (W.3088); Thomas Elkin, halfpenny, 1667, At The, cock and hen (W.3091); Richard Evans, penny, At The Old Swan, view of London (W.3092); Richard Evans, halfpenny, 1668, At Ye Ovld, swan (W.3093); Ioh Ewer, farthing, 1658, a king’s head (W.3094); Will Field, halfpenny, At The, lobster (W.3095); Robert Goldson, halfpenny size, phoenix (MD.3096A var., rev. legend ends BREED. STRE: HILL), this largely confirms the reported reading of Norweb 6700, and is a better example than the Norweb specimen; T.H., farthing, At The Halfe Moon (W.3097); W.H., farthing, At The Bvll Head, bull’s head/sun and hand (W.3098); Iohn Heming, farthings (2 - different reverse dies), In, greyhound (W.3101); F.I., farthing, At The Lion (W.3103); Edward Iones, halfpenny, 1668, Royal Arms (W.3105), fair to nearly very fine (20) £250-350

2235 London, Thames Street, Richard Browne, halfpenny, 1659, Three, Qveenes (W.3084), about very fine, rare £80-150

W.3106 W.3109 W.3129 2236 London, Thames Street (17): Iohn Iones, halfpenny, 1666, At Diers Hal, bull (W.3106); A.K., farthing, At The Svggar Lofe (W.3107); M.M., farthing, At The Blew Ancor (W.3108); William Maslin, halfpenny, 1663, bear with staff (W.3109); Henry Morton, farthing, At Ye, crossed swords (W.3111); P.N., farthing, Groser, At The, horseshoe (W.3112); P. Nvce, farthing, 1652, At The Black Bell (W.3114); Rowland Owen, halfpenny, three kings (W.3116); F.R., farthing, 1651, The Lyon And Key (W.3118); Rob Selman, farthing, Kings, Head (W.3120); Rich Sewell, farthing, At The, Pinke, ship (W.3121); Richard Spire, farthing, initials in hoop (W.3122); Obadiah Svrridge, halfpenny, 1668, In, Angell Alley (W.3124); W.T., farthing, At The Red Lyon In, The Old Swan (W.3125); B.W., farthing, At The Crose Bvlets (W.3126); I.W., farthing, At The Princes Arms (W.3127); R.W., farthing, At The Black Swan (W.3129), fair to very fine (17) £250-350

2237 London, Thames Street, halfpenny, THOMAS. POWELL. IN THAMES., bull, rose above, rev. STREET. NEARE.

TOWER. DOCK, HIS HALFPENNY, P above T E (MD.-), good fine, extremely rare £80-120 Cf. Sotheby’s, 7-8 October 1993, in lot 263

Not represented in the Norweb collection.

2238 London, Thames Street, Sarah Wood, halfpenny, 1669, At The, male bust with cardinal’s (?) cap, wheatsheaf to r. (W.3130 var.; Norweb 7725), good fine, rare £80-120

W.3144 W.3147 2239 London, Thieving Lane, farthing, Iohn Browne, At The, griffin (W.3133); Threadneedle Street (2): Tho Blagrave, halfpenny, At Ye, crown (W.3135); Wm Stonyer, halfpenny, Turk’s head (W.3138), as Norweb 6996; Three Colt Alley, T.O., farthing, 1653, At The Bell (W.3139); Three Cranes Wharf (3): Rob Iackson, At Ye Red, portcullis (W.3140); Edward Norman, At Ye, fox carrying a crane (W.3141); Edward Pinchon, farthing, arms (W.3142); Three Leg Court, Iasper Cooper, halfpenny, King’s head (W.3144); Three Nuns Alley, Thomas Lowe, farthing, three nuns (W.3147); Tilt Yard, Richard Washbovrne, halfpenny, 1666, Svttler, At The, bust of Duke of Albemarle (W.3150), W.3147 very fine, the others fair to good fine (10) £150-250

2240 London, Three Nuns Alley, Cornelivs Glover, bi-metallic penny (copper with brass in centre) (W. says opposite), Trvssmaker, naked boy holding truss/horseman blowing horn (W.3145), fine to good fine, very rare £80-150

W.3152 W.3158 W.3160 2241 London, Tothill Fields, Will Craskees, farthing, Ioyner (W.3151); Tothill Street (16): W.A., farthings (2 - same dies), At The Hores Show (W.3152); Ioane Bartlitt, farthing, White, Hart (W.3153); M.C., farthing, At The Wheat Sheaf (W.3156); Andrew Carter, halfpenny, bell (W.3157); Roger Cooke, farthing, Chanler, The Eagle And Child (W.3158); I.F., farthing, At The 3 Pidgens (W.3160); R.F., farthing, 1651, The Crown (W.3161); Michaell Fidsall, farthing, Clothworkers’ Arms (W.3162; Norweb 9028); Ralph Firbanke, farthing, hart (W.3163); Iohn Harison, farthing, At The Black Lyon (W.3165); Pavl Heath, farthing, Baker, wheatsheaf (W.3166); M.L., farthing, (16)57, At The Lyon (W.3169); Iames Miller, farthing, Talow, Chandler, fleur-de-lis (W.3171); Iohn Rix, farthing, 1655, rose and crown (W.3172); Wil Wadley, farthing, Golden Lyon (W.3175), poor to nearly very fine (17) £200-250

W.3194 W.3201 2242 London, The Tower (2): Morgan Cowarne, halfpenny, rose and crown (W.3176); Phillip Gardener, farthing, 1652, naked boy astride barrel/child holding cornstalks and sickle (W.3177); Tower Ditch (6): William Brend, farthing, three harts (W.3179); Philip Iacob, farthing, harrow (W.3180); William Langley, farthing, 1666, oar (W.3181); William Lillystone, halfpenny (W.3182); Iohn Mvrke, farthing, At The, Red Lyon (W.3183); G.S., farthing, At The Red Lyon (W.3184); Tower Stairs and Wharf (4): M.C., farthing, The Rose And Crown (W.3185); D.G., farthing, At The 3 Tvnns (W.3187); G.P., farthing, Ta The 3 Mariners (W.3189; Norweb 8466); Richard Stone, farthing, Bakare, wheatsheaf (W.3190); Tower Hill (5): Thomas Clarke, halfpenny, 1667, At The, Indian holding a dart (W.3194); Henry Coleman, halfpenny, 1666, At The, Victvall Office, family arms (W.3195); George Taylor, farthing, 1651, Baker, Bakers’ Arms/wheatsheaf (W.3200); T.W., farthing, 1649, At The Angel Taverne (W.3201); Iohn Wells, farthing, Backer, Bakers’ Arms (W.3202), poor to good fine (17) £200-300

2243 London, Tower Wharf, W.S., farthing, AT. THE. GOLDEN. ANKER, anchor, rev. ON. TOWER. WH…, S over W E (MD.-), chipped and slightly corroded, but fine to good fine, unpublished £60-100

This piece uses the obverse die of W.3186 (Norweb 8481).

2244 London, Tower Hill, farthing, IONATHAN. MORGAN, horse, rev. ON. GREAT. TOWER. HILL, M over I A (MD.-), good fine £80-100

Believed unpublished.

W.3212 MD.3213B W3218 2245 London, Tower Street (14): G.A., At The Grehovnd (W.3203); T.B., farthing, At The Salvt Ation, Taverne, two men saluting (W.3204); Benedick Barefoote, farthing, crossed keys (W.3205); R.C., farthing, 1659, At The Black Swan (W.3207); Richard Finch, farthing, wheatsheaf (W.3211); Iohn Gosling, farthing, 1658, three goslings (W.3212, where the device is listed as three cauliflowers); Will Hiett, farthing, At Swan, Grocers’ Arms (MD.3213B), different obverse die to Norweb 7774, extremely rare; T.M., farthing, The White Lyon Taverne (W.3215); Robert Parker, halfpenny, rose (W.3217); William Peake, halfpenny, 1665?, At Ye Whit, Swan (W.3218 var.); P.S., farthing, 1648, At The Kinges Head, bust of James I (W.3220); Tho Steele, farthing, Chandler, man dipping candles (W.3223); Thomas Taylor, halfpenny, star/arrow (W.3224); R.W., farthing, 1650, dolphin (W.3225 var. - no bear, as Norweb 7769), poor to nearly very fine (14) £180-250

W.3239 var. W.3241 W.3250 2246 London, Trinity Lane (4): Tho Bvtler, farthing, At The, Angel (W.3229); Ioanne Langdell, halfpenny, 1666, anchor (W.3232); Iohn Millist, farthing, Baker, wheatsheaf (W.3233); Mary Stringar, halfpenny, 1669, hand pouring from coffee pot into one of two cups, on table with two tobacco pipes (W.3234); Trump Alley, Ioseph Scott, farthing, trumpet (W.3235); Turnagain Lane, Richard Flewde, halfpenny, Near, Bricklayers’ Arms (W.3237); Turnmill Street (9): Iohn Atkinson, farthing, Hercules with club over shoulder (W.3238); H.B., farthing, The Black Spred Eagel (W.3239 var. - no AT on obverse), very rare; R.B., farthing, Pindar Of Wake Feild (W.3241); Thomas Cross, farthing, Chandlr, two women scrubbing a black man (W.3246); I. Gant, farthing, 1652, At The Tvnn (W.3250); T.L., farthing, At The Laber In Vane, two women washing a black man (W.3251); Iohn Mayhew, halfpenny, St. George and the dragon (W.3253); Will Mayhew, farthing, 1664, At Ye Black, lion rampant (W.3254); Iohn Planner, halfpenny, At The, two brewers carrying a barrel (W.3257), W.3253 poor, the others fair to nearly very fine (15) £200-300

The Jolly Pinder of Wakefield was a late 16th century ballad - see note to Norweb 7997.

2247 London, Turnmill Street, farthing, ALLEXANDER. PEND, bird in a cage, TVRNMIL. STREETE., P above A E (MD.-), slightly corroded, nearly very fine, extremely rare £100-150

This actual token was recorded in the Numismatic Circular, December 2011, p.136.

W.3271 W.3272 2248 London, Turnstile (4): R.A., farthing, three sugar loaves (W.3259); Isbell Barrat, halfpenny, 1664, AT YE ORINGE, tree (W.3261); Martha Chapman, farthing (W.3262); Rowland Stinton, halfpenny, 1665, At The, Tvrn Stile (W.3264); Vere Street (2): W.C., farthing, 1652, At The Fethers (W.3265); Thomas Michel, farthing (W.3266); Vine Court (2): R. Machin, halfpenny, rose and crown (W.3268); Iohn Smith, farthing, chequers (W.3269); Walbrook, William Frost, penny, At The, Glovb (W.3271); Waneforth Street, Iohn Milner, halfpenny, 1666, Prince of Wales’s feathers/sugar loaf (W.3272), poor to good fine (10) £120-180

W.3277 W.3283 2249 London, Wapping (15): Mathew Awstan, farthing, boy holding pipe (W.3273); Aron Barlow, halfpenny, At The, Indian holding arrow (W.3276); Beniamin Barnes, halfpenny, Samson slaying the lion (W.3277); Richard Boone, halfpenny (W.3278); Thomas Bremredge, halfpenny, 1666, fish-hook and packing-needle (W.3280); William Bvtcher, halfpenny, 1666, swan (W.3283), slightly bent; I.C., farthing, At The Flovr De Lvs (W.3284); Georg Carpenter, farthing, Mellman, wheatsheaf (W.3285); Iohn Clarke, octagonal halfpenny, 1668, At The Man, In Ye Moone (W.3288), edge hammered up; I.C., farthing, At The Man In The, Moone (W.3289); Andrew Coleman, halfpenny, At, The Cock (W.3290); T. Dry, farthing, 1650, At The 3 Svger Loaes (W.3294); Edward Fish, farthing, At, The Svnn (W.3296); Henry Forman, halfpenny, 1668, At Execvtion Docke Brewhovse (W.3297); William Fry, halfpenny, sugar loaf (W.3299), W.3289 poor, the others fair to very fine (15) £180-250

MD.3315A W.3322 W.3325 2250 London, Wapping (17): Wil Fry, farthing, At The Svggar, Lofe (W.3300); A.G, farthing, AT. THE. HORSESHOO. AT, horseshoe, rev. WAPPIN. WALL. BAKER, G over A A (MD.-), same dies as example in DNW Auction 134, 7-8 December 2015, lot 229, extremely rare; William Grigrey, halfpenny, 1667, In Wel [All]y, angel (MD.3303A; Norweb 8567); William Hewes, farthing, At The, Ship Tavern (W.3309); Phillip Iohnson, farthing , 1666, At Ye, pelican feeding young (MD.3315A); Francis Nores, farthing, 1653, bunch of grapes (W.3321); Francis Palmer, halfpenny, 1667, pelican in nest, boy with tobacco roll standing nearby (W.3322); Thomas Peirce, farthings (2 - same dies), pair of shears (W.3325); G. Percy, farthing, Baker, wheatsheaf (W.3326); Anthony Phillips, halfpenny, 1668, fleur-de-lis (W.3327); Anthony Phillips, farthing, fleur-de-lis (W.3328); Arthvr Phillpot, halfpenny, 1667, In Cocke Alley (W.3329); Roger Price, farthing, At The, Black Boy (W.3331); William Procter, halfpenny, 1669, Indian smoking (W.3332); E.R., farthing, At The White Beare (W.3333); [The Hermitage], Samvel Hall, farthing, SAMVEL. HALL, H over S E, rev. KINGS. HEAD. TAVERNE, bust of James I (MD. Uncertain 62G; Norweb 8244), poor to nearly very fine (17) £200-300 2251 London, Wapping, Iohn Holland, octagonal halfpenny, 1668, At Ye, Greene Banck, horseshoe (W.3310), nearly very fine £80-120

MD.3333B W.3342 W.3353 2252 London, Wapping (17): F.R., farthing, At The Dolphin, Well Alley (MD.3333A); Timothy Ramen, halfpenny, 1668, At Ye, blackjack (MD.3333B); William Redding, farthing, 1663, sugar loaf suspended from a ring (W.3334); Iohn Redwood, halfpenny, At The, Royal Oke (W.3335), edge chip; Francis Richardson, halfpenny, (16)66, Sope Man, At, leg (W.3336); R.S., farthing, 1667, At The Tobacko Role (W.3340); Iohn Slater, halfpenny, Mealman, windmill (W.3342); Farley Stevenson, halfpenny, castle (W.3344); Thomas Thekeston, halfpennies, 1668 (2 - same dies), At The One Ton (MD.3346A); E.V., farthing, At The 3 Dethes, Hedes (W.3347); R.W., farthing, 1651 (2 - different dies each side) At The Swan Tavern (W.3349); Nathaniell Warner, halfpenny, (16)69, At The, queen’s head (MD.3351A); Iames Waters, halfpenny, 1670, At Ye 3 Svger Lofes (MD.3351B); Francis Winterbvrn, farthing, bunch of grapes (W.3352); Edward Willdee, halfpenny, At Ye Water, Man’s Arms (W.3353), poor to nearly very fine (17) £220-350

2253 London, The Wardrobe (College Hill), W.H., farthing, 1653, Hemp, Flax, Is, Worke For The Poore (W.3357), a little flatness but very fine, rare £80-120

W.H. was probably William Haslope, Clerk to the Corporation of the Poor in 1655 (Norweb 7783, note)

W.3362 W.3369 2254 London, The Wardrobe (College Hill) (2): W.H., farthing, 1653, Hemp, Flax, Is, Worke For The Poore (W.3357, same dies as previous lot); Rich Levis, Neer The, sugar loaf (W.3358); Warwick Lane (3): Andrew Atkins, halfpenny, 1664, Bakers’ Arms (W.3359); Mathew George, halfpenny, At The, Crowne (W.3361); Edward Iones, halfpenny, 1663, At Ye Georg (W.3362), this piece establishes the date as 1663 so is probably the best example known; Water Lane (3): Robert Brett, farthing, At The, Crown (W.3364); I.S., farthing, 1658, At The Gvnn (W.3367); H.T., halfpenny, crowned bust with sceptre (W.3368); Watling Street, Thomas Cooper, halfpenny, 1668, At The, black man’s head (W.3369), poor to nearly very fine (9) £150-250

MD.- W.3378 W.3382 2255 London, Wellclose Stile (2): Iohn Bewer, halfpenny, Fruiterers’ Arms (W3372); N.D., farthing, NAT. DOWNER. AT. THE, chained anchor, rev. .NEA...L CLOS. STILE, D over N S (MD.-), believed unpublished; Wentworth Street (2): Will Exel, farthing, By Ye Antwerp (W.3373); Iohn Ham, farthing, cross pattée (W.3374); Wheeler Street (4): Thomas Boyden, halfpenny, 1669, At The, crowned bust of Charles II (W.3377); Alexander Bvrchet, halfpenny, horse saddled and bridled (W.3378); Thomas Lole, farthing, At The, sugar loaf (W.3380); Walter Shaller, farthing, Mercers’ Arms (W.3382), poor to very fine (8) £150-220

2256 London, Westbury Street, David Covncell, farthing, castle, rev. IN. WESBERY. STREET, C over D R (MD.3376A), very fine or better, very rare £150-200

This is the only token known for this street. It was not represented in the Norweb collection.

W.3390 W.3399 2257 London, Whitechapel (11): Richard Avstin, farthing, 1656, crescent moon (W.3384); Thomas Baker, halfpenny, 1668, Cheesmonger, merchant’s mark (W.3385); Iohn Bell, farthing, 1656, Prince of Wales’s feathers (W.3388); Erasmus Bish, farthing, Bellman, arm holding bell/three crowns in a shield (W.3389); Isaac Blissett, farthing, 1667, peacock (W.3390); Edward Bvrchett, farthing, Joiners’ Arms (W.3392); R.C., farthing, 1650, At The 7 Stares, seven stars (W.3393); Iohn Case, farthings, 1656 (2 - same dies), three fleur-de-lis (W.3395); Richard Clarke, farthing, shoulder of mutton (W.3399); Rowland Cvney, farthing, man standing in crescent moon (W.3401), poor to nearly very fine (11) £120-180

W.3419 W.3430 2258 London, Whitechapel (11): I.D., farthing, At The Still (W.3402); I.F., farthing, The Tobacke Rovld And, Hovp (W.3404); Iohn Haris, farthing, At The Ros (W.3413); R.L., farthing, At The Swan Brwhowes (W.3416); Henry Napton, farthing, 1667, Duke of York’s head (W.3419); I.R., farthing, The Moses And Aaron (W.3421); Iohn Skinner, halfpenny, 1668, Apothecary, plough and three birds (W.3423); E.T., farthing, At The Qveens Armes, griffin (W.3424); Margaret West, farthing, hour-glass (W.3429); Iohn Wood, farthing, At Ye Golden, Leg (W.3430); Christopher Worth, farthing, hen and chicks (W.3431), poor to nearly very fine (11) £120-180

W.3412 MD.3421A 2259 London, Whitechapel (2): H.H., farthing, At The 2 Black Boyes (W.3412); Iohn Read, halfpenny, 1671, artichoke (MD.3421A, not a tulip), the first fine, the second slightly corroded but fine or better, both very rare (2) £120-180

The second not represented in the Norweb collection.

W.3440

2260 London, Whitecross Street (8): Iohn Altham, farthing, B[odice]. MAKER, stomacher (W.3432; Norweb 7818); G.B., farthing, A Chanler (W.3435); Nath Bingham, halfpenny, In Red Lion Covrt (W.3438); T.C., halfpenny, At The Pecocke Brvhovse (W.3440); William Cooper, farthing, hart (W.3441); Thomas Granbroo, halfpenny, 1667, bell (W.3450); Iohn Gray, halfpenny, Wine Cooper, crown (W.3451); Iohn Harrison, farthing, boot (W. says fountain) (W.3454), fair to good fine (8) £120-180

W.3436 W.3445 W.3449 2261 London, Whitecross Street (3): farthing, The Beare And Raget, Staf (W.3436); Robert Etheridge, halfpenny, 1666 (W.3445); X. TOPHER. BREWHOVSE, farthing, St. Christopher carrying Jesus (W.3449), good fine and better, although a few letters weak in obverse legend of W.3449, all extremely rare (3) £180-250

W.3449 not recorded with a stop after X. W.3445 and 3449 not represented in the Norweb collection.

W.3463 W.3473 2262 London, Whitecross Street (9): I.D., farthing, At The Glovers Armes, Leathersellers’ Arms (W.3442); Samvell Iames, halfpenny, (16)67, At The, soap box/string of candles (W.3455); Samvell Iames, halfpenny, undated, At The, soap box/string of candles (W.3456); Iohn Mvllocke, halfpenny, 1666, dog with glove in mouth (W.3463); Daniell Page, halfpenny size, At White, swan (W.3465 var.); I.S., farthing, At The Childs Coate (W.3467); T.S., farthing, White Cross Tavern (W.3468); W.S., farthing, The Govlden Anchor (W.3469); I.W., farthing, Talloe Chandler, Merchant Taylors’ Arms (W.3473), fair to about very fine (9) £150-250

2263 London, Whitecross Street, Iohn Gardiner, octagonal halfpenny, 1668, Oyleman (MD.3449A), some verdigris, good fine or better, extremely rare £80-150

Not represented in the Norweb collection.

2264 London, Whitecross Street, Robert Gifford, halfpenny, 1667, Turk’s Head (MD.3449B [but not ROBERD]), pitted surfaces, fine, extremely rare £80-120

Not represented in the Norweb collection.

W.3452 W.3471 W.3473A 2265 London, Whitecross Street (3): Beniamin Handcocke, halfpenny, At Ye, cross on steps (W.3452); William Skiner, halfpenny, 1669, At The, cock and bottle (W.3471); Nicholvs Ware, halfpenny, At Ye Lions, Head (MD.3473A), the reverse of last weak in centre, all fine or better, W.3452 very rare, the others extremely rare (3) £150-250

None represented in the Norweb collection.

W.3475 W.3488 W.3494 2266 London, Whitefriars (9): Iohn Clay, halfpenny, 1667, Woodmonger (W.3475); Govin Govldegay, farthing, Wood, Monger, Woodmongers’ Arms (W.3478); Richard Farshal, farthing, Baker, At Ye, wheatsheaf (W.3476); Isaac Gvrden, halfpenny size, In Water, Mans Lane, rose and crown (W.3477 var.; listed erroneously as a farthing in MD); Robert Hancock, farthing, hand and cock (W.3479); Ieremiah Horne, halfpenny, 1664, wheatsheaf (W.3480); Edward Smart, farthing, At The, bull’s head (W.3484); Thomas Stotesbery, farthing, St. George and the dragon (W.3485); William White, halfpenny, Brewer (W.3486); Whitehall, Richard Robert, farthing, three greyhounds (W.3488); White Hart Yard (3): Ann Barret, farthing, three birds (MD.3489A); Phillip Carterett, halfpenny, 1666, crown (W.3490); Hvmphry Vavghan, halfpenny, 1666, man carrying sack (W.3494); White Horse Street (2): Rothrick Diminsdale, halfpenny, 1668, rose (W.3496); Robert Wells, halfpenny, 1666, Royal oak bearing three crowns (W.3498), W.3490 poor, the others fair to good fine(15) £200-300

W.3513 MD.3514A 2267 London, Wood Street (19): R.A., farthing, 1650, The Castell Tavern (W.3504); Iohn Bell, farthing, bell (W.3506); Will Bvsby, halfpenny, 1666, cropper’s shears (W.3508); I.C., farthing, 1651, At The Cock (W.3509); Ralph Combs, halfpenny, (16)68, At Ye Shears (W.3513); Edmvnd Cooper, farthing, (16)64, spur (W.3514); Thomas Cooper, halfpenny, 1670, bell on signboard (MD.3514A); Iames Cornwall, halfpenny, 1670, At Ye Cros Keyes (W.3515); Thomas Crovch, halfpenny, Grocer, palfrey (W.3516); Phillip Ferrers, halfpenny, At Ye, seven stars (W.3518); M.F., farthing, At The Eagle And Child (W.3519); Mickaell Francis, farthing, bell (MD.3519A); Iohn Gibson, farthing, Salters’ Arms (W.3520), struck over another token; Thomas Halford, halfpenny, 1669, sheaf of corn (W.3523); William Hayes, halfpenny, (16)64, halfpenny, frying pan (W.3524); R.M., farthing, At The Rose (W.3525); R.M., farthing, The Henn And Chickens (W.3526 var. - no At on obv.); Ios Ragdall, farthing, man dipping candles (W.3529 var. - different forename); Iohn Wells, farthing, At The, Royal Arms (W.3532), poor to nearly very fine (19) £250-350

2268 London, Wood Street, Beniamin Bovltby, halfpenny, 1666, At The, Soapmakers’ Arms (W.3507), very fine, very rare £100-200

The only representation in the series of the Soapmakers’ arms, as incorporated in 1638. Not represented in the Norweb collection.

2269 London, Wood Street, IOHN. NICCOLL. AT. YE. BELL, bell divides I M, rev. INN. IN. WOODSTREET, HIS HALFPENNY 1668 (MD.-), slightly bent, fine to good fine £100-200

Believed unpublished.

2270 London, Wood Street, Francis Plomer, halfpenny, 1666, barber’s soap box (W.3530), a little corroded but good very fine and much superior to the Norweb example £80-150

W.3538 W.3541 2271 London, Woolstaple (5): William Baylie, halfpenny, rose and two other flowers (W.3537); William Frost, farthing, At Ye, sword (W.3538); Robert Williams, farthings (2 - same dies), cross pattée (W.3540); Oswald Foord, halfpenny, 1666, At The, bust of queen (W.3541); Wych Street (2): Robert Greene, farthing, Nere, New Inne Gate (W.3542 var.); Robert Lee, halfpenny, At Ye, eagle and child (W.3543), fair to very fine, the last double-struck (7) £100-150

MD.3543A MD.3543B 2272 London, Wych Street (2): S.P., farthing, At Ye Red Cow (MD.3543A); Iohn Shaw, halfpenny, At Ye Lyon Rampant (MD.3543B), the first probably ex-Thames, very fine, the second with some corrosion, otherwise good fine, both extremely rare (2) £100-200

Neither issue represented in the Norweb collection.

W.7 W.23 2273 Middlesex, Acton (5): Thomas Bvllmvr, farthing, 1664, bust of Charles II (W.1); Iohn Mvnn, octagonal halfpenny, 1668, man dipping candles (W.4); Iohn Mvnn, farthing, Tallowe, Chandlar (W.5); Thomas Sexston, farthing, Chanler (W.6); Iames Wilson, halfpenny, 1669, thistle (W.7); Brentford (4): W.C., farthing, At The Kings Armes (W.13); L.I., farthing, Chandler (W.16); Iohn Moore, farthings, 1651 (2 - different obverse and reverse dies) (W.19); Chelsea, Henry Butts, halfpenny, 1667, greyhound (W.23); Chiswick (4): William Bond, halfpenny, 1666 (W.30); Iohn Hobbs, farthing, 1658 (W.35); Gyles Pierce, farthing (W.36); William Smeeth (W.37), poor to nearly very fine (14) £150-250

2274 Middlesex, Acton, Iohn Mvnn, octagonal halfpenny, 1668, man dipping candles (W.4), minor scratches on obverse, nearly very fine £60-100

2275 Middlesex, Clapton, I.G., farthing, At The Flower De Lvc (W.38), about very fine, extremely rare £80-120

Superior to the example in the Norweb collection and the only issue for this village.

W.61 W.109 2276 Middlesex, Ealing, Iames Lewis, halfpenny, 1666 (W.40), the only token issued for this village; Fulham (2): Iohn Fox, halfpenny, 1666, anchor (W.50); Benet Hamon, farthing, 1650, wheatsheaf (W.51); Hackney, I.P., farthing, At The Maremaid (W.61); Hammersmith (3): William Harding, halfpenny, 1667, three horseshoes (W.68); Richard Terrey, farthing, Watermen’s Arms (W.75); Adam Wright, halfpenny, 1668 (W.77); Hounslow (2): Henry Cleaver, halfpenny, Post, Master, still (W.101); Matthew Garnatt, halfpenny, 1668, At Ye, Red Lyon (W.102); Isleworth (4): Richard Lansborvgh, halfpenny, 1669, two oars (W.108); Richard Lansbrov, farthing, two oars (W.109); George And Svsan Page, halfpenny, 1666, Grocers’ Arms (W.111); Thomas Pocock, halfpenny, 1666, three shuttles (W.112), fair to good fine(13) £150-220 2277 Middlesex, Hampton, Sam Bratherwick, halfpenny, 1669, At Ye Bel, Vintners arms (W.83), very fine £80-120

2278 Middlesex, attributed to Hoxton, diamond-shaped halfpenny size, Andrew Tucker, 1669, rev. chimerical sea horse (W. Uncertain 55), very fine, rare £150-250

This has been attributed to Hoxton because an example was found there. For further information see Norweb 9354.

W.132 W.162 2279 Middlesex, Kensington (4): Randolph Cobbett, halfpenny, 1666, lion (W.129); Thomas Roberts, farthing, 1664, sugar loaf (W.131); Peter Sammon, halfpennies, 1667 (2 - same dies), talbot (W.132; Norweb 9215); Limehouse (2): Edmond Dobson, halfpenny, 1667 (W.138); Iohn Railton, farthing, 1658, Baker, Bakers’ Arms (W.148); Parson’s Green, William Kempe, halfpenny (W.161); Pinner, Ralph Page, halfpenny, 1667, hand holding bird (W.162); Poplar, Iohn Bvrden, farthing, 1653, Meale, wheatsheaf (W.164); Shadwell (5): Iohn Annis, halfpenny, 1667, lion (W.170); Tho Cooke, halfpenny, 1665, At Morocka Hed, Turk’s head (W.174); Edward Hillsye, farthing, Cooks’ Arms (W.182); Michaell Parkes, farthing, Noah’s ark (W.190); Henrey Smith, farthing, 1658, stocking (W.199), poor to nearly very fine (14) £200-300

W.211 W.225 2280 Middlesex, Staines (4): Iohn Barntt, farthing, 1653, swan flapping its wings (W.206); Abraham Bonifeild, halfpenny, 1669 (W.207); William Cooke, halfpenny, At The, George Inn (W.208); Iohn Perkins, halfpenny, 1667, At The, ship (W.211); Stoke Newington, Iohn Ball, penny, At The Boarded, Hovse, two men saluting (W.212); Tottenham, Nicholas Cvtt, farthing, 1666 (W.214); Twickenham, Iohn Williams, halfpenny, 1669, Prince of Wales’s feathers (W.223); Uxbridge (4): Michaell Croster, halfpenny, Ironmongers’ Arms (W.224); Anne Engelfeild, halfpenny, 1668, millrind (W.225); Ann Engelfeild, farthing, 1664, millrind (W.226); Iohn Tayler, halfpenny, 1666, three swans (W.234); Westminster (4): I.B., farthing, At The Sarasons Head, Grocer (W.241); Ralph Fvller, farthing, pair of scales (W.245); F.H., farthings, 1659 (2 - different obverse dies), At The Broken Cross, heart (W.247), poor to fine (15) £150-250

2281 Middlesex, Staines, Richard Barnatt, farthing, Mallster, Bakers’ Arms (MD.206A), scored on reverse, otherwise good fine or better, extremely rare £60-100 Foreign Coins

2282 † Austria, Joseph II, 2 ducats, 1783E, Karlsburg, bust r., rev. crowned double-headed eagle (KM.1876; Fr.200 [Hungary]), certified and graded by PCGS as About Uncirculated 58 £300-350

2283 † Egypt, Abdul Hamid II, proof 10 qirsh, AH.1293, year 33 (1907), mm. H, toughra within flowered border, rev. inscription and date within wreath (KM.295), certified and graded by NGC as Proof 64 £500-600

2284 G France, Third Republic, 50 francs, 1878A, standing Genius writing the constitution, rev. value and date within circle of oak leaves (KM.831; Fr.591; Gad.1113), certified and graded by PCGS as About Uncirculated 58 £800-1000

5,294 specimens struck.

2285 G France, Third Republic, 50 francs, 1896A, standing Genius writing the constitution, rev. value and date within circle of oak leaves (KM.831; Fr.591; Gad.1113), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 62 £2000-2500

Only 800 specimens struck.

2286 † Germany, Bavaria, Otto, proof 5 marks, 1903D, bare head l., rev. Imperial eagle (KM.915), certified and graded by PCGS as Proof 65 £300-400

2287 † Germany, Prussia, Friedrich, 5 marks, 1888A, bare head r., rev. Imperial eagle (KM.512), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 65 £80-100

2288 † Germany, Prussia, Wilhelm II, proof 5 marks, 1904A, bust r., rev. Imperial eagle (KM.523), certified and graded by PCGS as Proof 65 Deep Cameo £600-800

2289 † Germany, Saxony, Georg, 5 marks, 1904E, commemorating his death, bare head r., additional legend to l. and r., rev. Imperial eagle (KM.1262), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 65+ £150-200

2290 Germany, Trier, Werner von Falkenstein (1388-1418), goldgulden, Offenbach, St. John stg., rev. three shields of arms within trilobe, wt. 3.53gms. (Fr.3435), slightly irregular edge, nearly very fine £240-280 *ex Spink, 30 November 2006, lot 425

2291 † Guinea, Fouta Djallon, aluminium pattern 5 francs, 1894, unsigned, lion walking left, crescent above, KAHEL below, rev. Arabic legend ‘Sanderval’ in oval, 25 GR.A. above and date below, edge plain (KM.X3; Lecompte 4; cf. Hess-Divo 309, 658), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 62, extremely rare £2500-3000

Struck for the French entrepreneur Count (Aime) Olivier de Sanderval while he was trying to establish a domain.

2292 Hawaii, Kalakaua, quarter dollar, 1883, bare head r., rev. crowned arms divides value (KM.5), lightly toned, extremely fine £100-120

2293 † Italy, Sardinia, House of Savoy, Vittorio Amedeo III, scudo, 1773, bust l., rev. crowned shield of arms in chain (Dav.1497; Mont.447; Cudazzo 1002), very fine, a very rare date £700-1000

2294 Mexico, Carlos IV, 8 reales, 1808TH, laur. bust r., rev. crowned shield of arms (KM.109), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 61 £120-150

2295 † Russia, Catherine II, the Great, poltina (half rouble), 1791, St. Petersburg, crowned bust r., rev. crowned double-headed eagle, wt. 10.65gms. (KM.C66c; Bit.316; Uzd.1203), struck from rust-marked dies, extremely fine to mint state, with steel-grey tone £4000-6000

2296 † Russia, Siberia, Catherine II, the Great, 5 kopeks, 1779КM, crowned monogram within wreath, rev. value and date on oval shield with supporters (KM.C5; Bit.1084), well struck with more than a hint of redness, certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 63 Brown £700-900

2297 † Russia, Alexander II, rouble, 1873, St. Petersburg, crowned double-headed eagle, rev. value and date within wreath (KM.Y25; Bit 86), sometime cleaned, extremely fine £300-400

2298 Sierra Leone, proof cent, 1791, lion, rev. clasped hands (KM.1), authenticated and graded by NGC as Proof 64 Brown £240-280 *ex St. James’s Auction 7, 8 February 2008, lot 1005

2299 South Africa, ZAR, Kruger, 2½ shillings (3): 1895 (2); 1897, bust l., rev. circular shield of arms over flags, eagle above (KM.7), very fine to good very fine (3) £65-80

2300 South Africa, ZAR, Kruger, 2 shillings (2): 1896; 1897, bust l., rev. circular shield of arms over flags, eagle above (KM.6), good very fine to about extremely fine (2) £40-60

2301 USA, Connecticut, Auctori Connec copper cent, 1787, AUCTORI CONNEC, draped, laur. bust l., rev. ET LIB INDE, seated Liberty l., date below, has been cleaned, poor £40-50 End of Sale