King v three sterling

Buy King George V: Three Sterling Silver Colonial-era Florins // 2-Shillings for R225.00

Buy Rhodesia, King George V, 1934 Sterling Silver Half-Crown (2/6-) for R325.00

Buy Rhodesia, King George V, 1935 Sterling Silver Half-Crown (2/6-) for R325.00

Buy Rhodesia, King George V, 1936 Sterling Silver Half-Crown (2/6-) for R325.00

Buy Rhodesia, King George V, 1932 Sterling Silver Half-Crown (2/6-) for R401.00

Buy Three (x3) 1926 King George V Silver Florins (2 Shillings) * SCARCE Worn * for R105.00

 SOUTH·AFRICA· 1931·ZUID·AFRIKA   ½ Penny - George V  ½D   Features Country South Africa   Type Common coin Years 1931-1936 Value 1/2 Penny (1/480) Metal Bronze Weight 5.67 g Diameter 25.6 mm Thickness 1.76 mm Shape Round Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑ Demonetized yes References KM # 13.3,  Hern # S52-57 Obverse King George V crowned bust left Lettering:  GEORGIVS V REX IMPERATOR Translation:  George V King Emperor Engraver:   Edgar Bertram MacKennal     Reverse A ship, 'Dromedaris', sailing to right, legend in English and Afrikaans either side, with date above and denomination below Lettering:   SOUTH·AFRICA · /date/ · SUID·AFRIKA KG * ½ D * Engraver:   George Edward Kruger Gray     Edge Plain Comments   The Dromedaris is one of the three vessels which brought Jan van Riebeeck and his small group of people to South Africa from Holland in 1652 in order to establish a refreshment station on behalf of the Dutch East India Company.                

Buy Australia (King George V) Sterling Silver Three Pence of 1918 for R47.00

***Please note we deliver to Johannesburg, Cape Town and Bloemfontein*** This one-of-a-kind antique hallmarked solid silver tray was awarded to Sir Everard Duncan Home Fraser Esquire C.M.G by the British residents at Hankow, Hanyang & Wuchang as a mark of personal esteem and regard and in recognition of the valuable services rendered by him to the Community during his tenure of office as H.M. Consul-General at Hankow; January 1900 – January 1911. (The Provenance documents accompany the tray).  Sir Everard Fraser was Consul-General for Great Britain at Shanghai.  Sir Everard Fraser was Knighted by King Edward VII as Knight Commander, Third Class and then later further Knighthood advancements were made by King George V as Knight Commander Second Class and appointed as Consul-General of Shanghai by King George V. The signed Royal Provenance documentation accompanies the tray. The hallmarks on the tray consist of the "Crown" city mark confirming the tray was made in Sheffield, the Lion Passant confirming it is British sterling silver (925) and the letter "S" confirming it was made in 1910. The makers stamp (assay) confirms the tray was made by Elkington & Co. Silversmiths of Sheffield. The tray measures an astounding 62cm long x 45cm wide (73.5cm handle to handle) and weighs in at an astonishing 4.835kg. There are minor/ normal scuffs associated with a serving tray. Trays such as this one are extremely rare, especially in this weight category and this condition and is political and British Monarchy affiliations. Please view the pics carefully to fully appreciate this magnificent hallmarked sterling silver tray and to confirm the condition. All supporting documentation is supplied with the tray. ***Magnificent Antique Sterling Silver Tray***

Buy Southern Rhodesia: Sterling Silver Shilling of King George V of 1932 for R41.00

Buy Australia, King George V Sterling Silver Shilling of 1914 for R61.00

Buy British West Africa, King George V Sterling Silver One Shilling of 1913 (rim damage) for R1.00

Buy Southern Rhodesia, King George V Sterling Silver Sixpence of 1937 for R11.00

Buy Southern Rhodesia: King George V, Sterling Silver Half-Crown of 1934 for R101.00

Buy Southern Rhodesia: King George V, Sterling Silver Half-Crown of 1935 for R101.00