Antique Coronet

pods flanking cartouches alternately enclosing a fish or eagle under petal coronets, with a band of

of the period. Upon her head rests a coronet of gold and diamonds, catching the light as a radiant

canton with a cross fleury. An open crown, known as a coronet (this indicates a title of nobility), tops

out of a coronet a griffin's head, all above the monogram initial 'W'. The anterior surface of each

A Fine Victorian Oak Hall Chair with Earl’s Coronet Crest. This light oak hall chair features a

lid serving as the handle. It is finely engraved with a count’s coronet motif and bears hallmarks

dressed low and over the ears, a jewelled coronet behind, pearl ear-rings tied with black strings. Dress

and quatrefoils, flanked by swept arms with scroll corbels and coronet capitals, raised on a moulded

weight of 1.10 carats, to an impressive coronet cluster design featuring curving claws, an intricately

box bears the mark ‘By Appointment, Elkington & Co, Manchester’ beneath a Royal coronet amidst the

royal coronet, reinforcing his status as sovereign. Below, the composition is animated by a charming and

lozenge-shaped shield topped with a coronet, denoting her noble or titled status. The Crests: The

surmounted with a crown/coronet. The heart to the left is embellished with fourteen eight cut diamonds and

a coronet, indicating an aristocratic commission or noble provenance. About Francesco Ladatte

Prince of Wales Coronet. ‘E. G. Barrow 1911’ refers to General Sir Edmund George Barrow (1852–1934), a

facing left in the landscape allows us to see the coronet and sock markings on his lower hind limbs

confidently above the rectangular mirror plate like a coronet. Each corner erupts with deeply carved foliate

and dragon and coronet, and four leopards, which suggest it was commissioned for either an

the contemporary engraved crest of griffin's head erased and collared by a coronet. The interior of

an armoured arm embowed beneath a coronet. The pair of fine and impressive coasters are set upon

engraved crest of out of a coronet, a lion's head erased. The reverse surfaces of these antique servers

brass handles with coronet finals and reticulated chased design.

a beautiful engraved monogram underneath a Coronet showing that this watch has Royal provenance. The

contemporary Crest, below the Coronet of an Earl. The Crest and Coronet are those as used by William, 2nd Earl

a coronet—was a fashionable decorative motif in Britain during the 1790s, reflecting the cultural

coronet. It comprises a sword hilt, cannon barrels and standards surrounding a portrait medallion of

contemporary engraved initials 'SC' below a coronet. This antique cut glass lemonade jug is fitted with a

yellows. A finely detailed coat of arms with crest, coronet, and heraldic supporters decorates the neck

detail - a variation coat of arms of Hälsingland province under Duke / Duchess coronet : a Goat rampant

remnants of a white painted interior. Each one is decorated with an earl’s coronet above the monogram J

. Stamped on the base with an ‘R’ belowan earl’s coronet. English, circa 1790. Provenance Most probably

coronet a horse's head*. These impressive silver peppers retain the original hallmarked circular rounded

cut diamonds arranged around a slightly larger center stone, all in charming coronet-style prongs. The

Tynemouth, an escutcheon with three ducal coronets two and one, below the crest of a three-masted ship with

Prince of Wales’s feathers (three ostrich plumes emerging from a coronet), and medallions of game and

Baron's Coronet. Made in London in 1831 by John Houle. (One Nozzle Later by James Parkes, London, 1902

white ostrich feathers encircled by a gold coronet with fleur-de-lys, with a ribbon below bearing the

engraved with a finely detailed heraldic crest featuring a stag with antlers above a coronet, suggesting

skewer is ornamented with the contemporary bright cut engraved crest below a baron's coronet. The

strapwork surrounding a central oval bearing a coronet and monogram MM, framed by the original ormolu mounts

central section in which a mirror-finish has been left with a hand-engraved crest of a stag/ducal coronet

ducal coronet. The upper rim of the vessel is encircled with an applied gadroon decorated border. This

ostrich plumes tied with a bow, all below a ducal coronet and above a cypher of the entwined initials

quartered Schwarzenberg coat of arms, surmounted by a coronet. The heraldry includes recognizable elements

initials 'C.R' and coronet; the coronet indicates the importance of the piece. The interior of the

. The total approximate diamond weight is 8.50 carats, to an elegant articulated coronet cluster design

a coronet design embellished with floral ornamentation. Each cartouche is further embellished

contemporary engraved initials 'SHW' below a Baron's coronet. The raised rounded border of the tray is

approximately 0.20ct, and are held in beautifully scrolled coronet mountings. The simple band tapers in around

Jug and extends to the foot and hinged lid. The Jug has a Letter D and a coronet (crown) intwined with

each urn (base, cover and spoon) all carry the same crest an Earl's Coronet with Lion below. Currently

a silver setting. The brooch has been modelled in the form of a crown/coronet. The pierced

slipped azure, and motto 'LOYAL AU MORT'. The Earl’s coronet is surmounted by a helmet bearing the crest

Belgrave Street S.W.1. surmounted by a coronet. The note reads: "Original Red Leather Case for gold and

coronet, giving the piece a noble and aristocratic character. Material: Solid silver with guilloché

contemporary bright cut engraved initials 'AN' below a coronet. These fine and impressive antique second

beautifully aged craquelure, stamped and marked numbering, and stamped with the importers Coronet trademark