Selection of Celtic Bronze Units (11): i) Eastern (c. 60-20 BC), ‘North

Selection of Celtic Bronze Units (11): i) Eastern (c. 60-20 BC), ‘North Thames Serpent’ Type, serpent left, rings and motifs around, rev. horse right, symbols around, 1.19g, 11h (S.-; ABC 2318), worn, irregular flan, some details still apparent, fair; ii) Dubnovellaunos, ‘Centre Parting’ Type, head right, lines for hair with parting, rev. horse left, pellet circles above and below, 2.93g, 9h (S.-; ABC 2413), reverse a tad off flan, otherwise a good strike with a pleasing deep green patina, near extremely fine, very rare; iii) Addedomaros (c. 45-25 BC), ‘Horses Right’ Type, horse right looking back, ring-pellets around, rev. horse right, joined ring-pellets above, ring-pellets around, 0.53g, 4h (S.-; ABC 2457), corrosion to surfaces, flan chip, poor; iv) Catuvellauni and Trinovantes, Addedomaros (c. 45-25 BC), ‘Corded’ Type, head left with corded hair, rev. horse left, uncertain symbol above, ring-pellet below, 1.62g, 12h (S.206; ABC 2544), details good, interestingly varied patina, some deposits in fields, scarce and fine; v) Tasciovanus, ‘Verlamio’ Type, geometric pattern forming eight pointed star around central pellet, VERLAMIO between points, rev. bull left, pawing ground, tail raised over back, branch below, 1.06g (VA 1808; S.247; ABC 2679), bright, very porous, poor; vi) Tasciovanus (15-10 BC), ‘Verlamio’ Type, geometric pattern forming eight pointed star around central pellet, VERLAMIO between points, rev. bull left, pawing ground, tail raised over back, branch below, 0.88g, 11h (BMC 1745-51; VA 1808; S.247; ABC 2679), struck a touch off centre, displays a pleasing green patina, and good details, very fine; vii) Trinovantes and Catuvellauni, Tasciovanus (15-10 BC), ‘Lion’ Type, TASCIO, bust right, rev. TASCIO, lion right, head facing, 2.00g, 9h (S.250; ABC 2691), slight delamination to obverse, pleasing glossy green patina and a strikingly good reverse, very fine; viii) Rues (c. AD 1-10), bearded head right, rev. warrior riding right, holding sword, 1.37g, 5h (S.272; ABC 2754), slight wear to surfaces, deep patina, scarce, and fine; ix) Cunobelinus (AD 10-43), CVNOBELINI, head left, rev. TASCIOVANI F, centaur right, 1.82g, 2h (S.336; ABC 2957), fine; x) Cunobelinus (AD 10-43), ‘Cunobelinus Rex’ Type, [CVNOBELINVS REX], bust right, rev. bull butting right, TASC in exergue, 2.73g, 3h (S.340; ABC 2966), dark patina, good reverse details though with roughness to fields, fine; xi) Cunobelinus, ‘Bull Sacrifice’ Type, CVNO, Pegasus flying right, rev. TASCI, bull right, being stabbed by Victory, 1.72g, 1h (S.343; ABC 2972), fair amount of wear to surfaces, though with good patina, fine (11) Provenance The Roy Hattrill Collection of Celtic Coins C Rudd, by private treaty [with tickets] Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.

Estimate:£100

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