Advert Description
A rare 1817 gold sovereign, commemorating George III, is set into this ornate silver punch ladle. Antique silver punch ladle belonged to my father’s grandmother, who ran an inn in Sussex. The maker was James Le Bas.
Made in Dublin, 1819.
This beautiful 1817 Sovereign coin features the portrait of King George III and is made of 0.916 gold. It was minted during the Milled era between 1816 and 1837. This rare Sovereign has a face value of one pound and is in itself a valuable addition to any collection. The year of issue and denomination of this coin make it a sought-after item for collectors. The intricate design and historical significance of this Sovereign make it a must-have for any coin enthusiast.
The condition of the coin is in the pictures
I’m selling this on behalf of a family member.
This has been authenticated by a reputable antiques auctioneer. The measurements are shown in the photos as are any hallmarks. Please do sake any questions and for more photos of which I have a lot!
This will be sent via registered mail and fully insured. The delivery cost reflects the online Royal Mail price of £14 Royal Mail Special Delivery by 1pm.
