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Auction 321, Part 2: Coins & Medals from the Middle Ages and Modern Times, Lots 2655–3216

Auction 321, Part 2: Coins & Medals from the Middle Ages and Modern Times, Lots 2655–3216

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EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bon

3055 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bonaparte "First Consul," 1799–1804. Bronze medal (15.81 g). 1801 (Year 9), unsigned, by A. Dupré. Commemorating the visit of the Etruscan royal couple to Paris. Genius standing with a rose, facing right / Open book with a sword entwined with a floral tendril, behind it a caduceus, and a set of scales below. Smooth edge. 34 mm. Bramsen 152. Julius Collection 995. Fine patina, excellent—mint luster.

Estimation

60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bon

3056 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bonaparte “First Consul,” 1799–1804. Bronze medal (55.01 g). 1801/2 (Year X), by C. A. Mercié. In commemoration of the preliminary negotiations for the Treaty of Amiens, signed in London between France, Spain, and the Batavian Republic on one side, and Great Britain on the other, dedicated by the citizens of Lyon. Bust of Napoleon facing left, with five lines of text below / ten lines of text, surrounded by a laurel wreath. Plain edge. Approx

Estimation

60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bon

3057 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bonaparte “First Consul,” 1799–1804. Silver medal (32.15 g). 1802 (Year IV), by B. Andrieu. Commemorating the introduction of public education. Bust of Napoleon facing right; below the neckline, the signature / a youth in ancient garb seated facing left on a pedestal, studying a scroll with Greek characters; at his feet, a container with three additional scrolls; to the left of it, a palm branch; above, a star; in the lower section, three line

Estimation

200 - 250 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bon

3058 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bonaparte "First Consul," 1799–1804. Silver medal (58.42 g). 1802 (Year X), by L. Manfredini. Commemorating the conference in Lyon regarding the transformation of the Cisalpine Republic into the Italian Republic. A winged genius holding a caduceus presents a tablet to the personified Republic seated before him / Six lines of text. Plain edge. Approx. 54 mm. Bramsen 189. Zeitz – Julius Collection 1043. R! Rare! Common cancellation error, margin

Estimation

120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bon

3059 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bonaparte "First Consul," 1799–1804. Bronze medal (62.15 g). 1802 (Anno X), by B. Andrieu. Commemorating the restoration of the Roman Catholic faith in France. Head of Napoleon facing right; signature on the neck section / Wisdom, personified with a mirror and a snake in her raised left hand, stands facing right and grasps the wrist of Religio, who is seated before her, to help her up; on the sides, a view of Notre Dame and ecclesiastical attribut

Estimation

100 - 125 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bon

3060 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bonaparte “First Consul,” 1799–1804. Bronze medal (34.64 g). 1802 (Year IV), by B. Andrieu. Commemorating the introduction of public education. Bust of Napoleon facing right; below the neckline, the signature / a youth in ancient garb seated facing left on a pedestal, studying a scroll with Greek characters; at his feet, a container holding three additional scrolls; to the left of it, a palm branch; above, a star; in the lower section, three l

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bon

3061 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bonaparte "First Consul," 1799–1804. Bronze medal (60.41 g). 1802, by Dumarest. Commemorating the Treaty of Amiens. Berried bust facing left / Napoleon as Mars offers an olive branch to Britannia, who stands before him. Plain edge. 49.5 mm. Bramsen 195. Zeitz 22. Julius Collection 1053. Pax in Nummis 719. Fine patina, tiny contact marks, excellent—mint luster.

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bon

3062 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bonaparte "First Consul," 1799–1804. Bronze medal (63.41 g). 1802 (Anno X), by L. Manfredini (Milan). Commemorating the deliberations in Lyon regarding the transformation of the Cisalpine Republic into the Italian Republic. Genius standing to the left holding a tablet before a seated Republic / Six lines of text. Plain edge. 55 mm. Bramsen 189. Zeitz Collection Julius 1044. Fine patina, tiny scratches, excellent condition.

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bon

3063 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bonaparte "First Consul," 1799–1804. Bronze medal (48.43 g). 1802, by George. Commemorating the founding of the Italian Republic in Lyon. Bust of Napoleon in uniform facing right / Sunlit landscape. Smooth edge. 45 mm. Bramsen 193. Zeitz – Julius Collection 1048. Tiny scratches and edge flaws, very fine.

Estimation

60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bon

3064 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bonaparte "First Consul," 1799–1804. Bronze medal (88.22 g). 1802, by R. V. Jeuffroy. Commemorating the Treaty of Amiens between France, England, Spain, and the Batavian Republic. The uniformed busts of the three consuls: Napoleon, with Jean-Jacques Régis des Cambacérès and Charles-François de Lebrun below him, side by side / Four lines of text. Plain edge. Approx. 68 mm. Bramsen 218. Zeitz Collection Julius 1093. Excellent.

Estimation

40 - 50 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bon

3065 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bonaparte "First Consul," 1799–1804. Silver medal (37.20 g). 1803 (Year IV), by R. V. Jeuffroy. Commemorating Napoleon’s visit to the Louvre Museum. Bust of Napoleon facing right / View of the marble sculpture of the Medici Venus. Smooth edge. Approx. 39.5 mm. Bramsen 280. Zeitz 28 (listed there only in bronze) Julius Cat. 1184. Rare in silver. Slightly worn, nearly excellent. Provenance: Ex. Künker A190 (2011), Lot 3319.

Estimation

120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bon

3066 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bonaparte "First Consul," 1799–1804. Silver medal (16.59 g). 1803 (Year IV), by N. G. A. Brenet. To Lasting Happiness. Head facing left, with signature below / Fortuna seated facing right on the stern of a ship, her right hand resting on the rudder, her left hand holding the sail; a star above. Smooth edge. Approx. 33.5 mm. Bramsen 275. Zeitz 30 (listed there in bronze) Julius Collection 1172. R! Rare in silver! Fine patina, excellent condition.

Estimation

120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bon

3067 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bonaparte "First Consul," 1799–1804. Bronze medal (38.77 g). 1803 (Year IV), by R. V. Jeuffroy. Commemorating Napoleon’s visit to the Louvre Museum. Bust of Napoleon facing right / View of the marble sculpture of the Medici Venus. Smooth edge. Approx. 39.5 mm. Bramsen 280. Zeitz 28. Julius Collection 1184. Fine patina, excellent—mint condition.

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bon

3068 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bonaparte "First Consul," 1799–1804. Bronze medal (34.62 g). 1803, by B. Andrieu. View of the bridge over the Durance. Bust facing right with a draped cloak; signature below / A river nymph seated facing right, her left arm resting on a spring urn from which water flows; Minerva stands before her holding a laurel branch and extending her right hand; river landscape in the background. Smooth edge. 42 mm. Bramsen 277. Julius Collection 1178. Zeitz��

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bon

3069 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bonaparte "First Consul," 1799–1804. Bronze medal (24.57 g). Undated (1803), by N.G.A. Brenet. Award medal of the pharmaceutical universities. The serpent of Hygieia winds around a distillation flask; minerals and herbs in the background / Blank engraving field, surrounded by a wreath. Smooth edge. Approx. 38 mm. Bramsen 264. Zeitz 29. Julius Collection 1153. Fine patina, nearly proof-like.

Estimation

40 - 50 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bon

3070 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Consulate, Bonaparte "First Consul," 1799–1804. Bronze medal (17.36 g). 1803 (Year 4), by N.G.A. Brenet. Commemorating enduring good fortune and the preparations for the expedition to England. Bust of Napoleon facing left; below, signature / Fortuna seated on the stern of a ship facing right, holding the sail with her left hand; star above. Smooth edge. Approx. 33.5 mm. Zeitz 30. Julius Collection 1173. Bramsen 275. Fine patina, tiny scratches, excellent con

Estimation

40 - 50 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3071 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (24.46 g). 1796, by P. Ferrier. Commemorating Napoleon’s Italian Campaign. Bust in uniform facing left; signature on the shoulder section / Seated Mars holding an oak and laurel branch in his right hand behind armor. Plain edge. 41.5 mm. Julius Collection 522. Zeitz – Very Fine / Very Fine – Proof luster.

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3072 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (23.67 g). 1799 (Year VII), by A. Galle. Commemorating the conquest of Upper Egypt in Year 7 of the Republic. Head of Isis facing left, with signature and date below / Crocodile facing left, chained to a palm tree. Smooth edge. Approx. 35 mm. Julius Collection 694. Zeitz 9. Prince d’Essling Collection 793. R! Rare, especially in this condition. Fine patina, tiny contact marks, excellent—mint luster.

Estimation

120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3073 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (37.68 g). 1800 (Anno VIII), by E. J. Dubois. Commemorating the crossing of the Great St. Bernard Pass and the Battle of Marengo. Victoria with a palm branch standing on a cannon pulled by two horses, facing right / A bunch of eleven keys between two palm branches. Smooth edge. Approx. 41 mm. Bramsen 37. Julius 793. Zeitz 12. Tiny scratches and edge flaws, excellent.

Estimation

60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3074 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (29.46 g). 1801. Commemorating the Treaty of Lunéville. Uniformed bust facing right, with signature below / Seven lines of text between oak and palm branches. Plain edge. 38.5 mm. Bramsen 114. Julius Collection 916. Zeitz—Minor scratches and contact marks, excellent.

Estimation

40 - 50 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3075 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (36.98 g). 1803, by R. V. Jeuffroy. Commemorating the breach of the Treaty of Amiens and the occupation of Hanover. A leopard facing left tears apart a scroll / Victoria, wearing a wreath and raising her right hand, sits on a horse leaping to the right. Plain edge. Approx. 41 mm. Bramsen 271. Julius Collection 1168. Zeitz 27. Slight die defect, nearly proof-like.

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3076 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Silver medal (34.77 g). 1804 (Year XII), by N. G. A. Brenet. Commemorating the Code Napoléon. Napoleon stands facing left in ancient garb and wearing a laurel wreath, holding a scroll in his right hand; Pallas Athena stands to the right, holding a scroll in her left hand. Smooth edge. 42 mm. Bramsen 291. Julius Collection 1206. Zeitz 37 (listed there in bronze). Fine patina, slight scratches, very fine condition.

Estimation

240 - 300 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3077 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Silver medal (23.31 g). 1804 (Anno XIII), by N.G.A. Brenet. Commemorating the coronation celebrations in Paris. Tiered busts of Napoleon and his wife Josephine facing right / eagle on branches facing half-right. Smooth edge. Approx. 35 mm. Bramsen 359. Julius Collection 1297. Zeitz 44 (listed there in bronze). Excellent condition. Provenance: Ex. Künker A175 (2010), Lot 2215.

Estimation

160 - 200 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3078 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Silver medal (11.25 g). Undated (1804), by J. Gatteaux. For the Collège Britannique for Catholics. Bust with a beret facing right, with signature below / six lines of text, and a shamrock at the bottom. Plain edge. Approx. 31.5 mm. Bramsen 375. Julius Collection 1325. Zeitz—Fine patina, excellent condition.

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3079 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Silver medal (16.57 g). 1804 (Year XIII), by B. Andrieu and R. V. Jeuffroy. Commemorating his coronation as Emperor in Paris. Bust with a laurel wreath facing right, with signature below / scene of the raising of the shield. Smooth edge. 32 mm. Bramsen 327. Julius 1263. Zeitz 39. Fine patina, common die error, nearly proof-like.

Estimation

40 - 50 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3080 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (35.52 g). 1804, by Jeuffroy. Commemorating the construction of 2,000 ships. Bust with a laurel wreath facing right, with signature below / Hercules standing facing left and binding an English lion. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 320 var. Julius 1253 var. Zeitz 36 var. R! Rare variant! Attractive patina, excellent—mint luster.

Estimation

120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3081 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (127.97 g). 1804 (Year XIII), by A. Galle and R. V. Jeuffroy. Commemorating the banquet of the City of Paris and the coronation celebrations. A bearded bust facing left, with a signature below / Napoleon seated on a throne facing right in antique uniform, holding an eagle emblem in his left hand; before him stands the personification of Paris wearing a mural crown; to her right is the stern of a ship with a rowing genius.

Estimation

120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3082 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (37.31 g). 1804, by R. V. Jeuffroy and L. Jaley. Depicting the presentation of the Legion of Honor at the Boulogne camp. Napoleon, accompanied by two aides-de-camp, sits facing right on a throne-like platform and awards crosses of the Legion of Honor to soldiers from various branches of the military / Diagram showing the army’s formation at the time of the award ceremony. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Zeitz 35. Julius Co

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3083 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (32.74 g). 1804, unsigned by Droz. Depicting the encampment at Boulogne. Bust with a laurel wreath facing right / Hercules standing facing left, binding an English lion. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 319. Julius Collection 1249. Zeitz—Fine patina, tiny scratches, excellent condition. Provenance: Ex. Münzen & Medaillen Deutschland GmbH A24 (2007), Lot 955.

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3084 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (36.86 g). Undated (1804), by B. Andrieu and L. Jaley. For the Legion of Honor. Bust with laurel wreath facing right, with signature below / View of the cross of the Legion of Honor. Smooth edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 310. Julius Collection 1238 (listed there in silver) Zeitz 33. Excellent—uncirculated.

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3085 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (33.40 g). 1804, by J. P. Droz. Commemorating the construction of 2,000 ships. A laurel-crowned bust facing right, with a signature below / Hercules standing facing left and binding an English lion. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 320. Julius 1253. Zeitz 36. Common die error, good to excellent condition.

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3086 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (19.74 g). Undated (1804), by B. Andrieu. Commemorating the opening of the Apollo Gallery at the Louvre. Bust with laurel wreath facing right, with signature below / View of the hall with ancient works of art. Smooth edge. Approx. 34.5 mm. Bramsen 370. Julius Collection 1319. Zeitz 31. Fine patina, nearly proof-like.

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3087 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (39.31 g). Undated (1804), by B. Andrieu. Commemorating the reopening of the Collège Britannique. Bust with a beret facing right; signature in the neck area / six lines of text, with a shamrock below. Smooth edge. Approx. 41 mm. Bramsen 378. Zeitz - R! Excellent - proof-like condition.

Estimation

64 - 80 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3088 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (34.89 g). 1804 (Anno XIII), by J. P. Droz and L. Jaley. Commemorating the visit of Pope Pius VII to Paris. Bust of the Pope in ecclesiastical vestments and wearing the tiara, facing right / View of Notre Dame Cathedral. Smooth edge. Approx. 41 mm. Bramsen 350. Zeitz 42. Julius Collection 1287 (listed there in silver). Fine patina, tiny scratches, excellent—mint luster.

Estimation

60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3089 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (32.64 g). 1804 (Year XIII), by B. Andrieu and R. V. Jeuffroy. Commemorating his coronation as Emperor in Paris. Bust with laurel wreath facing right, with signature below / scene of the raising of the shield. Plain edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 326. Julius Collection 1260. Zeitz 38. Very Fine / Very Fine – proof luster.

Estimation

60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3090 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (35.96 g). 1804 (Anno XII), by N. G. A. Brenet. Commemorating the Code Napoléon. Napoleon stands facing left in ancient garb and wearing a laurel wreath, holding a scroll in his right hand; Pallas Athena stands to the right, holding a scroll in her left hand. Smooth edge. 42 mm. Bramsen 291. Julius Collection 1207. Zeitz 37. Fine patina, tiny scratches, nearly proof-like.

Estimation

60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3091 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (20.27 g). 1804 (Year XIII), by N.G.A. Brenet. Commemorating the coronation celebrations in Paris. Tiered busts of Napoleon and his wife Josephine facing right / eagle on branches facing half-right. Smooth edge. Approx. 35 mm. Bramsen 359. Julius 1298. Zeitz 44. Excellent.

Estimation

40 - 50 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3092 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Silver medal (35.05 g). 1805, by B. Andrieu. Commemorating the restoration of the bridge over the Rhône at Avignon. A bearded and draped bust facing right; below, the signature / a view of the bridge; above, Victoria soaring with a palm branch; to the right, a trophy; in the section, four lines of text. Plain edge. 42 mm. Bramsen 466. Julius Collection 1486. Zeitz - RR! Magnificent specimen! Slight scratches and edge flaws, excellent

Estimation

400 - 500 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3093 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Silver medal (39.44 g). 1805, by B. Andrieu and N. G. Brenet. Commemorating the recapture of the French flags from the Austrians following the capture of Innsbruck. Bust with laurel wreath facing right; below, the inscription / “Napoléon” standing facing left in antique uniform, holding Victoria in his outstretched right hand and a military standard in his left. Smooth edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 442. Julius Collection 1434. Zeit

Estimation

280 - 350 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3094 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Silver medal (43.92 g). 1805, by L. Manfredini. Commemorating the capture of Vienna on November 13. Helmeted head facing left; signature in the neck area / The personified, mourning city of Vienna sits on the ground on the right, with a trophy in front of her consisting of ancient armor, a sword, and a shield adorned with the double-headed eagle and the initials of Emperor Franz II of Austria. Smooth edge. Approx. 42 mm. Bramsen 444. J

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3095 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (37.95 g). 1805/06, by B. Andrieu and L. Jaley. Commemorating the surrender of Ulm and Memmingen in 1805. Bust with a wreath facing right; the inscription / “Napoleon” appears on the neck section. Napoleon is depicted rushing to the right on a biga, while at the bottom two small city goddesses from Ulm and Memmingen hand him the keys to their cities. Smooth edge. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 433. Julius 1414. Zeitz 56. Nau 234. F

Estimation

120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3096 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (26.29 g). 1805, by B. Andrieu. Commemorating the restoration of the bridge over the Rhône at Avignon. A laurel-crowned and draped bust facing right; below, the signature; a view of the bridge; above, a floating Victoria with a palm branch; to the right, a trophy; and four lines of text in the lower section. Smooth edge. Approx. 42 mm. Bramsen 466. Julius Collection 1487. Zeitz – R! Fine patina, nearly proof-like.

Estimation

120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3097 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (36.68 g). 1805, by B. Andrieu. Commemorating his victory over Alexander I of Russia and Francis I of Austria at the Battle of Austerlitz. Laurel-wreathed bust facing right, with the date below / The laurel-wreathed busts of Alexander I and Francis I facing each other. Smooth edge. Approx. 40 mm. Julius 1451. Bramsen 446. Zeitz 60. Diakov 301.1 Fine patina, slight die error, nearly mint luster.

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3098 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (37.73 g). 1805, by B. Andrieu. Depicting the crossing of the Lech River and Napoleon’s speech on the bridge. Bust facing right with a laurel wreath; signature in the neck area / Napoleon, crowned by the goddess of victory and depicted as a Roman general on horseback, leads his troops across the bridge; below him, the river god; four lines of text in the lower section. Smooth edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 432. Julius Col

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3099 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (35.46 g). 1805, by B. Andrieu and N. G. Brenet. Commemorating the recapture of the French flags from the Austrians following the capture of Innsbruck. A laurel-wreathed bust facing right, with the signature / Napoléon standing facing left in an antique uniform, holding Victoria in his outstretched right hand and a military standard in his left. Smooth edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 442. Slg. Julius 1435. Zeitz 58. Attract

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3100 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (32.64 g). 1805, by B. Andrieu. Commemorating the Peace of Pressburg. Bust with laurel wreath facing right, with signature below / view of the Temple of Janus. Smooth edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 455. Julius 1463. Zeitz 63 var. Fine patina, nearly proof-like.

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3101 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (38.09 g). 1805, by Denon, B. Andrieu, and N. G. A. Brenet. Commemorating the erection of the Vendôme Column. Bust with a halo facing right; signature in the neck section / view of the column; year and signatures in the lower section. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 463. Julius 1482. Zeitz 71. Excellent—uncirculated.

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3102 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (33.38 g). 1805, by B. Andrieu and A. Galle. Commemorating the capture of Vienna and Pressburg. A bearded bust facing right, with the signature below / Napoleon standing from the front as Hercules; at his feet, the mourning city goddesses of Vienna and Pressburg kneel and present him with the keys to the cities. Smooth edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 443. Julius 1439. Zeitz 57 var. Attractive patina, tiny contact marks, very

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3103 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (37.36 g). 1805, by B. Andrieu and N. G. Brenet. Commemorating the annexation of Liguria by France. A laurel-wreathed bust facing right; the inscription / Napoléon receives Liguria appears on the neck; Prora is shown on the right, with an eagle to its left. Smooth edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 422. Julius Collection 1393. Zeitz 52. Fine patina, excellent—mint luster.

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3104 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (36.30 g). Undated (1805), by B. Andrieu and N. G. A. Brenet. Dedicated to the mining school on Mont Blanc. A bearded bust facing right, with a signature below; the seated “Spirit of Mont Blanc,” from whose hands water flows, with miners at work beneath his right hand. Smooth edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 471. Julius 1498. Zeitz 34. Müseler 18/35a. Slightly mottled patina, minor edge flaws, tiny scratches, very fine.

Estimation

60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3105 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (34.22 g). 1805, by J. P. Droz. Commemorating Pope Pius VII’s visit to the medal mint. Bust of the Pope in ecclesiastical vestments and wearing the tiara, facing right / Four lines of text beneath a canopy, with crossed keys below. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 409. Zeitz 48. Julius Collection 1362. Fine patina, tiny contact marks, excellent—mint condition.

Estimation

60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3106 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (30.01 g). 1805, by B. Andrieu and L. Jaley. Commemorating his coronation in Milan. Bust facing right with a wreath of laurel, with signature below / view of the Iron Crown. Plain edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 418. Julius Collection 1380. Zeitz 49. Tiny scratches, very fine. Provenance: Ex. Meister & Sonntag A12 (2011), Lot 328.

Estimation

60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3107 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (34.18 g). 1805, by B. Andrieu. Commemorating the meeting with the German Emperor Francis II. A bust with blueberries facing right, with the signature / “Napoléon” below; Napoleon, standing in ancient armor, receives the Emperor, who is dressed in ancient garb; between them stands the Napoleonic standard above crossed flags. Smooth edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 452. Julius Collection 1456. Zeitz 61 var. Tiny contact m

Estimation

40 - 50 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3108 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (121.48 g). 1805, by A. Galle and N.G.A. Brenet. Depicting his stay at Schönbrunn and the Battle of Wertingen. Napoleon and his brother-in-law Joachim Murat stand facing left, receiving a delegation of Parisian mayors; in the foreground on the right, a spring nymph reclines; Victoria, holding a scroll and a trumpet, strides to the left; in the background, war trophies. Smooth edge. 67.5 mm. Bramsen 453. Julius Collection

Estimation

40 - 50 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3109 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (36.57 g). 1805, by L. Manfredini. Commemorating his coronation in Milan. Bust with a wreath, facing left / The city goddess, holding a cornucopia in her right hand, presents the crown to the emperor, who is dressed as a Roman emperor. Smooth edge. 42 mm. Bramsen 420. Julius 1383. Zeitz—Tiny edge defects, almost excellent.

Estimation

40 - 50 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3110 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (42.57 g). 1805, by L. Manfredini. Commemorating the capture of Vienna on November 13. Helmeted head facing left; signature in the neck area / The personified, mourning city of Vienna sits on the ground on the right, with a trophy in front of her consisting of pieces of ancient armor, a sword, and a shield adorned with the double-headed eagle and the initials of Emperor Francis II of Austria. Smooth edge. Approx. 42 mm. Br

Estimation

40 - 50 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3111 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (33.68 g). 1806, by B. Andrieu and N. G. A. Brenet. Commemorating the conquest of Istria. Bust with a wreath, facing right, with signature below / View of the Temple of Augustus in Pula. Plain edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 512. Julius Collection 1547. Zeitz 66 var. R! Rare! Excellent – proof-like luster.

Estimation

120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3112 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (37.84 g). 1806, by B. Andrieu. Commemorating the alliance with Saxony and its elevation to a kingdom. Tiered busts of Napoleon I and Charlemagne facing right / Tiered busts of Wittekind and Frederick Augustus I facing right. Plain edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 551. Julius Collection 1623. Zeitz 78. Attractive patina, nearly proof-like.

Estimation

120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3113 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (35.29 g). 1806, by B. Andrieu and A. Galle. Commemorating the Battle of Jena on October 14. A bust with a wreath facing right; the signature / Napoléon I. is inscribed on the neck. Depicted as Jupiter atop a flying eagle, holding a lightning bolt in his raised right hand; three defeated giants lie on the ground. Smooth edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 538. Julius Collection 1596. Zeitz 74. Excellent—uncirculated.

Estimation

120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3114 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (35.90 g). 1806, by B. Andrieu and N. G. A. Brenet. Commemorating the founding of the Confederation of the Rhine. A bearded bust facing right, with a signature below / a bundle of fasces, surmounted by the French eagle; surrounding it are 14 German princes in armor taking an oath. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 534. Julius 1586. Zeitz 73. Exceptional—uncirculated luster. Provenance: Ex. Meister & Sonntag A17 (

Estimation

100 - 125 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3115 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (32.99 g). 1806, by B. Andrieu and J. P. Droz. Commemorating the conquest of Dalmatia and the Peace of Pressburg. Bust facing right with a wreath; signature on the neck / view of the Temple of Jupiter in Split. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 513. Julius 1552. Zeitz 67. Artificially patinated?, small scratches on the reverse, otherwise in excellent condition. Provenance: Ex. Jean Elsen & ses Fils S.A. A105 (2010

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3116 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (37.78 g). 1806, by B. Andrieu and R. V. Jeuffroy. Commemorating the surrender of the Prussian fortresses of Spandau, Stettin, Magdeburg, and Küstrin. Bust facing right with a halo; signature on the neck section / The city goddesses of Spandau, Stettin, Magdeburg, and Küstrin lose their keys; above them, Napoleon hovers on an eagle clutching lightning bolts. Plain edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 548. Julius Collection 1616

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3117 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (32.09 g). 1806, by B. Andrieu and George. Commemorating the occupation of the city of Hamburg. A bearded bust facing right; signed in the neck area / Hammonia, wearing a mural crown, seated facing forward on a ship, holding a rudder in her right hand and a cornucopia in her left arm. Smooth edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 549. Julius Collection 1618. Zeitz 79. R! Fine patina, excellent / excellent – mint luster.

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3118 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (34.41 g). 1806, by B. Andrieu and N. G. A. Brenet. Commemorating the construction of the Arc de Triomphe on the Place du Carrousel. Bust with laurel wreath facing right, with signature below / view of the Arc de Triomphe. Plain edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 557. Julius 1631. Zeitz 72 var. Superb.

Estimation

64 - 80 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3119 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (36.68 g). 1806, by B. Andrieu. Commemorating the marriage of the Prince of Baden to Stephanie. Bust with a wreath of berries facing right, with the signature below / the bride and groom standing facing each other and holding hands, with a radiant letter N above. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 522. Julius Collection 1566. Zeitz 70 var. Attractive patina, tiny scratches, excellent—mint luster.

Estimation

60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3120 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (38.55 g). 1806, by B. Andrieu and George. Commemorating the occupation of the city of Hamburg. A bearded bust facing right; the signature / “Hammonia” with a mural crown is depicted seated facing forward on a ship, holding a rudder in her right hand and a cornucopia in her left. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 549. Julius Collection 1618. Zeitz 79. R! Superb.

Estimation

48 - 60 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3121 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Silver medal (39.44 g). Undated (1807), by B. Andrieu and N. G. Brenet. Commemorating the day of victory at the Battle of Friedland (East Prussia). Laureate bust facing right, with signature below / Victoria stands to the right on a pedestal, writing the date of victory on an oval shield; to the right of it is a laurel branch. Plain edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Zeitz 85 (listed there in bronze) Julius Collection 1739. Bramsen 633. R! Rare

Estimation

200 - 250 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3122 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (38.82 g). 1807, by B. Andrieu and N. G. A. Brenet. Commemorating the establishment of the Duchy of Warsaw. Bust with a wreath of berries facing right; signature on the neck section / Gothic throne with a crown, flanked by a sword and a scepter. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 653. Julius Collection 1772. Zeitz 89. H.-Cz. 4792. Tiny scratches, very fine.

Estimation

120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3123 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (35.42 g). 1807, by B. Andrieu. Commemorating the capture of Vienna and Pressburg. Bust with a wreath, facing right; the signature / “Victoria” and “Pax” appear on the neck section, in front of a column formed from the city crowns of Glatz, Kosel, Neisse, Schweidnitz, Brieg, Breslau, and Glogau. Smooth edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 635. Julius Collection 1748. Zeitz 87. F.u.S. 4582. Very fine.

Estimation

120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3124 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (35.43 g). 1807, by B. Andrieu and George. Commemorating the capture of Warsaw, Berlin, and Königsberg. Bust with a wreath facing right, with the inscription below: / The three city goddesses of Warsaw, Berlin, and Königsberg standing side by side, viewed from the front. Smooth edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 634. Julius Collection 1744. Zeitz 86. R! Superb.

Estimation

120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3125 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (37.97 g). Undated (1807), by B. Andrieu and N. G. Brenet. Commemorating the day of victory at the Battle of Friedland (East Prussia). Laureate bust facing right; in the neck region, the signature / Victoria stands facing right on a pedestal, writing the date of the victory on an oval shield, with a laurel branch to the right of it. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Zeitz 85. Julius Collection 1741. Bramsen 633. Marienb. 2685

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3126 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (38.32 g). 1807, by B. Andrieu and R. Gayrard. Commemorating the completion of the extended road from Nice to Rome. A bearded bust facing right, with a signature on the neck; the goddess Vibilia, seated on a rocky riverside path, rests one arm on a rock and the other on a wheel. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Zeitz 94. Julius Collection 1846. Bramsen 690. Tiny contact marks, excellent condition. Provenance: Ex. Künker A141

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3127 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (39.18 g). Undated (1807), by B. Andrieu. Commemorating his stay in Osterode. Bust with laurel wreath facing right, with signature below / Bust of the Roman general Quintus Fabius Maximus I facing left, with signature below. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 631. Julius Collection 1735. Zeitz 82. Fine patina, common die error, excellent—uncirculated luster.

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3128 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (39.65 g). 1807, by B. Andrieu. Commemorating the marriage of his youngest brother, Hieronymus of Westphalia, to Katharine, daughter of King Frederick of Württemberg. Bust with a wreath of berries facing right; the signature is on the neck section. Hymen, holding a torch, is seated facing left and tying a wreath of flowers; in front of him stands Cupid, who is handing him a flower from a basket. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3129 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (36.77 g). 1807, by B. Andrieu and N. G. A. Brenet. Commemorating the Battle of Eylau. A bearded bust facing right, with a signature below / A muscular male figure with the face of Napoleon I sits on armor facing right, holding a sword in his right hand and Victoria in his outstretched left hand. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 628. Julius Collection 1727. Zeitz 81 var. Marienb. 2736 (listed there in silver). Excell

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3130 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Silver medal (7.25 g). Undated (1808), by N.G.A. Brenet. Depicting Caroline, Napoleon’s youngest sister and wife of Murat, King of Naples. Her bust facing right / A bull with a bearded man’s head striding to the right, above which hovers Victoria with a laurel wreath. Smooth edge. Approx. 22.5 mm. Bramsen 772. Julius Collection 1980. Zeitz 140. R! Magnificent patina, almost proof-like.

Estimation

120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3131 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Silver medal (18.82 g). Undated (1808), by R. Gayrard. Commemorating the founding of the Imperial University. Bust with blueberries facing right, signature below / Soaring eagle with palm branch facing half-right. Plain edge. 32 mm. Bramsen 716. Julius Collection 1884. Tiny scratches, otherwise excellent—uncirculated luster.

Estimation

100 - 125 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3132 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Silver medal (6.34 g). Undated (1808), by B. Andrieu. Commemorating the visit of Hortense, Napoleon’s adopted daughter and Queen of Holland, to the Paris Mint. Her bust facing right / Four lines of text. Smooth edge. Approx. 22.5 mm. Bramsen 769. Julius Collection 1974. Zeitz 141. R! Magnificent patina, tiny scratches and edge flaws; nearly proof condition.

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3133 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (34.82 g). 1808, by B. Andrieu. Commemorating his stay in Toulouse. Bust with a beret facing right, with signature below / The Emperor and the city goddess of Toulouse facing each other. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 740. Julius Collection 1916. Zeitz – R! Fine patina, nearly proof-like. Provenance: Ex. Münzen & Medaillen Deutschland GmbH A24 (2007), Lot 1125.

Estimation

120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3134 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (34.88 g). 1808, by N. P. Tiolier. In honor of the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome. A laurel-crowned bust facing right, with a star above, a lightning bolt on the right, and a signature below / View of the Villa Medici; in the section, the Capitoline She-Wolf with Romulus and Remus; with inscriptions on the sides. Smooth edge. Approx. 42 mm. Bramsen 808. Julius Collection 2017. R! Excellent—uncirculated luster. Provenance

Estimation

100 - 125 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3135 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (38.98 g). 1808, by J. P. Droz and R. V. Jeuffroy. Commemorating the Battle of Sommo-Sierra and the abolition of the Inquisition in Spain. Bust facing right with a halo; signature below / Napoleon as Jupiter stands in a triumphal chariot and hurls lightning bolts at the personified Inquisition, which is clinging to a broken column and being trampled by the horses. Smooth margin. Approx. 41 mm. Bramsen 756. Julius Collectio

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3136 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (37.62 g). 1808, by B. Andrieu and N. G. A. Brenet. Commemorating the annexation of Etruria by France. Bust facing right with a halo; signature “/ Etruria brings gifts to Napoleon” on the neck. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 721. Julius Collection 1891. Zeitz 92. Very fine.

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3137 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (6.56 g). Undated (1808), by N.G.A. Brenet. Depicting Caroline, Napoleon’s youngest sister and wife of Murat, King of Naples. Her bust facing right / A bull with a bearded man’s head striding to the right, with Victoria holding a laurel wreath hovering above it. Smooth edge. Approx. 22.5 mm. Bramsen 772. Julius Collection 1980 (listed there in silver) Zeitz 140. R! Fine patina, nearly proof-like.

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3138 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (16.46 g). Undated (1808), by R. Gayrard. On the organization of the Imperial University. Bust with a wreath, facing right; signature below / Soaring eagle with a palm branch, facing half-right. Smooth edge. 32 mm. Bramsen 716. Julius Collection, 1884. Fine patina, excellent condition.

Estimation

40 - 50 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3139 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Silver medal (37.78 g). 1809, by B. Andrieu and N. G. A. Brenet. Commemorating the Austrians’ breach of the Treaty of Pressburg and the Battles of Abensberg and Eggmühl. Janus temple with a damaged portal, surmounted by a four-faced head of Janus / Napoleon standing in antique uniform with outstretched arms between two trophies. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 844. Slg. Julius 2075. Zeitz 98 (listed there in bronze) R! Rare

Estimation

320 - 400 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3140 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (40.57 g). 1809, by B. Andrieu and A. J. Depaulis. Commemorating the annexation of Rome and its declaration as the second capital alongside Paris. Bust facing right with a wreath; signature in the neck area / Staggered busts of the personifications of Paris and Rome, with modified helmets, facing left. Smooth edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 849 var. Slg. Julius 2094. Zeitz 104 var. Rare variant! Fine patina, excellent – m

Estimation

100 - 125 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3141 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (41.78 g). 1809, by B. Andrieu and N. G. A. Brenet. Commemorating the Austrians’ breach of the Treaty of Pressburg and the Battles of Abensberg and Eggmühl. Janus temple with a damaged portal, surmounted by a four-faced Janus head / Napoleon standing in an antique uniform with outstretched arms between two trophies. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 844. Julius Collection 2077. Zeitz 98. Mounted on paper, in excelle

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3142 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (36.94 g). 1809, by N. G. A. Brenet. Depicting the Battle of Essling (now a district of Vienna) and the crossing of the Danube. The river god of the Danube breaks a pontoon bridge on which a cannon stands; on either side is one of Napoleon’s military standards / French soldiers cross a wooden bridge, above which hovers the goddess of victory. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 859. Collection Julius 2106. Zeitz 100.

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3143 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (34.78 g). 1809, by B. Andrieu and A. J. Depaulis. Commemorating the conquest of Illyria. Bust with laurel wreath facing right, with signature below / cow standing facing right and nursing a calf, with a mace above. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 879. Julius Collection 2152. Zeitz 105 var. R! Attractive patina, excellent—mint luster.

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3144 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (39.19 g). 1809, by B. Andrieu and E. J. Dubois. Commemorating the capture of Raab (Hungarian: Győr) on June 25. A bearded bust facing right; in the neck area, the signature / a river god (the Danube) reclines to the left in front of a Napoleonic standard; in his right hand he holds a tabula, his left hand rests on a water urn; behind him, a small figure flees toward the mountains. Smooth edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 854

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3145 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (42.55 g). 1809, by B. Andrieu and A. J. Depaulis. Commemorating the annexation of Rome and its declaration as the second capital alongside Paris. A bearded bust facing right; the signature appears on the neckline / Tiered busts of the personifications of Paris and Rome wearing helmets, facing left. Smooth edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 849. Julius Collection 2092 (listed there in silver) Zeitz 104. Fine patina, nearly proo

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3146 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (35.94 g). 1809, by J. F. Domard and A. J. Depaulis. Commemorating his stay at Schönbrunn and England’s attack on Antwerp. Jupiter enthroned, viewed from the front / The personification of Antwerp, wearing a mural crown, stands facing right, holding a spear in her right hand, her left foot resting on the prow, and her right hand resting on three towers. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 870. Julius Collection 2128.

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3147 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (37.29 g). 1809, by B. Andrieu. Commemorating the opening of the Ourcq Canal. Bust with blueberries, facing right; below, signature / the city goddess is enthroned with a mural crown and a cornucopia between two nymphs pouring water. Smooth edge. Approx. 41 mm. Bramsen 868. Julius Collection 2122. Zeitz 117 var. Fine coloration, excellent—mint luster.

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3148 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (39.20 g). 1809, by B. Andrieu. Commemorating the Peace of Vienna. Bust with laurel wreath facing right; signature in the neck area / Napoleon standing as a naked youth, holding an olive branch in his right hand over an altar and a torch in his left, with which he sets fire to a pile of military equipment. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 876. Julius Collection 2142. Zeitz 107. Fine patina, excellent—mint luster.

Estimation

80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3149 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (45.48 g). 1809, by Depaulis. Commemorating the Battle of Raab and the Battles of Marengo and Friedland. Bust of Eugène facing left / Seated Victoria among trophies. Smooth edge. Approx. 41 mm. Bramsen 858. Julius Collection 2104. Zeitz—Fine patina, tiny contact marks, nearly proof-like.

Estimation

64 - 80 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3150 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (35.34 g). 1809, by B. Andrieu. Commemorating the visit of King Frederick Augustus of Saxony to the Paris Medal Mint. Bust facing right, with signature below / six lines of text. Smooth edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 883. Julius 2160. Zeitz 108. Fine patina, nearly mint condition.

Estimation

60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3151 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (40.05 g). 1809, by L. Manfredini. Commemorating the Battle of Wagram and the victories of that year. Head wearing the Iron Crown facing right / Victoria soaring toward the right, holding a lightning bolt in her raised right hand and a palm branch in her left. Smooth edge. Approx. 42 mm. Bramsen 862. Collection Julius 2112. Zeitz—Fine patina, tiny scratches, excellent condition.

Estimation

60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3152 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (35.24 g). 1809, by B. Andrieu. Commemorating his departure from Paris on April 13 and his entry into Vienna on May 13. View of the St. Martin’s Gate in Paris / View of the Carinthian Gate in Vienna. Smooth edge. Approx. 41 mm. Bramsen 847. Slg. Julius 2086. Zeitz 99. Attractive patina, tiny contact marks, very fine.

Estimation

40 - 50 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3153 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Silver medal (32.02 g). 1810, by J. Jouannin and N. G. Brenet. Commemorating his marriage to Archduchess Marie Louise, daughter of Emperor Francis of Austria, in Paris. The bride and groom stand beside a burning altar and hold hands; in the section marked “Date” / blank space for engravings, surrounded by a wreath of flowers. Plain edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 953. Julius Collection 2263. Collection Prince d’Essling 1286. RR! M

Estimation

200 - 250 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3154 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Silver medal (36.98 g). 1810, by B. Andrieu and J. Jouannin. Commemorating his marriage to Archduchess Marie Louise, daughter of Emperor Francis of Austria, in Paris. Tiered portraits of the couple facing right, with a signature below / The bride and groom stand beside a burning altar and clasp hands; the date appears in the lower section. Smooth edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 952. Julius Collection 2261. Zeitz 110 var. (listed there in

Estimation

160 - 200 €

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