Auction 9 Historama - Auction #9 (Summer Sale): Opportunities at low starts! Ancient & Modern coins; Judaic tokens & medals; militaria; stamps & postal history; Israeliana, Judaica, Zionism + more...
By Historama
Jul 21, 2020
Israel

This is a timed sale without auctioneer

The sale is displayed in this order: Israeliana & Zionism > Judaica > Militaria > Stamps > Postal History > Ancient Coins > Israeli coins > World coins > Judaic tokens and medals


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LOT 90536:

Belgian Academie de Malines 1st prize silver medal to Jew? H. Van Den Bergh 1859

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Start price:
$ 90
Estimated price :
$200-300
Buyer's Premium: 18% More details
VAT: 17% On commission only
Auction took place on Jul 21, 2020 at Historama
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Belgian Academie de Malines 1st prize silver medal to Jew? H. Van Den Bergh 1859
Belgium: Academie de Malines [Mechelen] 1st prize silver medal to H. Van Den Bergh, 1859-60; reverse by Joseph-Pierre Braemt; size: 37.75mm; weight: 23.7g. Obverse laurels; engraved Fr. legend "Academie of Malines Superior Level Architect 1st Prize, Competition 1859-60". Reverse: left facing King; legend "Leopold Premier | Roi Des Belges". Medallion made from 2 planchets (rim seam). Receipient may be Henriëtte Issabelle Joanna van den Bergh (1838-1920; Jewish?) of Antwerp: daughter of Jan (Jean-Felix), gin-distiller & married to Emil Mayer, of Cologne; son Fritz Mayer (1858-1901) was art collector & she established " Museum Mayer van den Bergh" for him.

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