Watch List notes:

The Pavilion Collection, Commemorative Medals, George IV, portrait head, lead 'squeeze' or proof impression of the obverse portrait for the medal for the completion of the Royal Suspension Chain Pier, Brighton, 1823, by Benjamin Wyon, his laureate head r., without legend or signature, 58mm. (cf. BHM.1215; Eimer 1168), in distressed leather case, very fine and extremely rare; portrait head on his appointment as Regent, 1811, a hard red wax impression from a portrait seal, by J. Barber for Rundell Bridge & Rundell, of rectangular form, bare head to r., signed RB & R on truncation, overall 48.5 x 57mm. [seal 39 x 29mm.] (cf. BHM.705), in case, in good order but chip to and edge broken on right side of surplus wax border; uniface impression in red wax of the obverse of A. J. Stothard's medal on the death of the King, with laureate draped bust r., 60mm. (cf. BHM.1363 and lots 597,598, 611 & 612), in original red leather case with the wax protected by domed glass, very fine (3)
*first ex Leslie J. Carlisle Collection, Noble Numismatics Auction, Sydney, Australia, 24 November 2016, lot 3728; second and third bt. Kempton Antique Market, October, 2013 & October 2014 respectively.
The same image as that of the second, of similar size and shaped background, is found as the centerpiece of the handle of a yellow glass seal in the Royal Collection (RCIN 4217); the actual image there being a white sulphide on a blue background. It is likewise signed on the truncation, RB & R for Rundell, Bridge & Rundell, and perfectly matches the wax here offered. The Royal seal is described as, 'Yellow glass seal with gadrooned hexagonal handle with relief right profile portrait of George IV on blue ground. The reverse with classical combined Bacchic heads and ram. Uncut matrix. 78 x 39 x 15mm.'
(100-150 GBP)