Null Black-bellied Plover (Pluvialis squatarola) (CH): naturalized specimen on w…

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Black-bellied Plover (Pluvialis squatarola) (CH): naturalized specimen on wooden base with plaque reading "Black-bellied Plover Pluvialis squatarola". This specimen has been cleaned Geographical distribution: cosmopolitan As is Species not listed in the Washington Convention (CITES), in European Community Regulation 338/97 of 09/12/1996 and in the French Environment Code. Expert: Michael Combrexelle

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Black-bellied Plover (Pluvialis squatarola) (CH): naturalized specimen on wooden base with plaque reading "Black-bellied Plover Pluvialis squatarola". This specimen has been cleaned Geographical distribution: cosmopolitan As is Species not listed in the Washington Convention (CITES), in European Community Regulation 338/97 of 09/12/1996 and in the French Environment Code. Expert: Michael Combrexelle

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Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

Cane. Blackened wooden shaft. Ivory handle depicting a Japanese bust figure, smiling and wearing traditional dress. Silver-plated metal ferrule with double rings. Metal ferrule. Total length: 91.5 cm. Pommel: 7 x 3.5 x 4 cm. Gross weight: 280 g. B.E. Circa 1880-1900. Elephantidae supp. specimen accompanied by its CITES FR2400600255-K issued on 30/05/2024.

Estim. 1 000 EUR

NAPLES Charles V (1516-1556) Half ducat initials IBR with three dots above it - see Magliocca 31 et seq. AG (g 13.83) RRR The common Neapolitan silver half ducats in the name of Charles V all bear the initials IBR, initials of the mintmaster Giovan Battista Ravaschieri who held the post from April 26, 1548 to 1567. To distinguish the issues during this long period small symbols were added either under the bust on the D/ or on the R/ on either side of the eagles' heads. To the long and precise listing made by Magliocca, we are now going to add also the symbol present in this splendid specimen consisting of three dots arranged in a triangle above the letters IBR. The presence of these symbols is beyond interesting since this specimen presents the large bust that is always combined with the symbols placed on the R/. We therefore think this is a transitional issue from the small bust issue with symbols below the bust itself and the large bust issue with symbols on the R/. It should also be noted that this is a beautiful specimen with lustrous metal! - SPL+

Estim. 2 000 EUR

NAPLES Joachim Murat (1808-1815) 3 Grana 1810 - Nomisma 702 (this specimen) CU R Top pop, best slabbed specimen NGC MS 62 BN cod. 6141770-003. The coinage of the Murattian period is divided into two different phases: in the first, from 1808 to 1810, Joachim Murat continued to have coins minted according to the usual system of Duchies, Grana and Cavalli with the issuance only of Silver Plates (of 12 Carlini, an expression already adopted at the time of the republic of ninety-nine) and pieces of 3 Grana (6 tournois) and 2 Grana (4 tournois) of copper so that the Neapolitans could continue to make counts for commercial transactions with the usual system of Duchies and Grana to which they had always been accustomed over the years. In essence nothing changed from the coinage that existed before the French Revolution. In the second phase, after the issuance of a special decree, he introduced the pure decimal system into the coinage, following the now established French model. The proposed specimen is a 3 Grana coin and is in an exceptional state of preservation! - MS 62 BN

GORIZIA Francis II (1797-1805) 15 Soldi 1802 A - Gig. 1 AG (g 6.27) RRR The official weight of this issue is g 5.2 while the weight of this specimen is g 6.27. This confirms that this is a high-title silver specimen and not an admixture like that of the usual specimens - qFDC/FDC

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