WebPinches of London were a prominent family run business of die sinkers, medalists and token manufacturers. The first company to bear their family name was founded c.1840 by … WebA commemorative set of silver ingots celebrating '1000 years of British Monarchy' John Pinches, London 1975, limited edition numbered Home & Interiors 19 April 2024, 10:00 BST London, Knightsbridge £1,200 - £1,600 How to bid Tel: +44 20 7393 3973 [email protected] Cecile Shannon Specialist +44 20 7393 3971 …

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WebFeb 8, 2024 · A cased set of fifty silver ingots, each struck with a portrait and scene of a British monarch, representing the monarchs from '973 to 1973', all contained in a fitted walnut display case, together with a historical commentary by Sir Arthur Bryant published as a companion, with official certificate. Request more information Payment & Shipping WebPinches Mint, Medal Makers, London, England. Pinches was established in London in 1840. It struck a medal to commemorate the opening for the season of the Crystal Palace in … kobe bmw ハーバー神戸支店

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WebPinches was established in London in 1840. It stuck a medal to commemorate the opening for the season of the Crystal Palace in London in 1854, and was a prominent maker of … Webonly. JOHN PINCHES (Medallists) LTD 1, St. Luke's Avenue, London, S.W.4" As described in British Historical Medals, "In 1967 Messrs John Pinches Ltd., produced a number of copies of this medal in 22ct. gold, platinum and sterling silver. The size of these copies is 64mm and each of them is reputed to be either numbered or WebPrices vary from 7.95 14.50 depending on weight and size. Under 2kgs /2nd class small parcel size signed for total value less than 50.00 GBP 4.95 - 6.00. aet santa catarina