Baldwin & Sons
Auction 103 6 Oct 2021
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Charles I, Scott ish Coronation 1633, Gold medal, by Nicolas Briot. Crowned and draped bust l.,
wearing ornate lace collar, CAROLVS DG SCOTIÆ ANGLIÆ FR ET HIB REX, Rev. a Scott ish thistle in
fl ower, signed B, HINC NOSTRÆ CREVERE ROSÆ, 30mm. MI i 266/60; Eimer 123; BMC [Jones] 155;
Platt p.133, type B; H&P, pL 27, 9; Woll.iii; Cook 13; Foley 221). Very Fine, obverse perhaps bett er, some rose
coloured toning. Rare. £3,000-£4,000
Ex. property of a Stockport Pawnbroker acquired shortly after Second World War and thence through descent.
The service took place at St. Giles, Edinburgh, accompanied by an Anglican service, this intended as a warning
to the Presbyterians of the future Charles imagined for Scotland. Much of the fi nery, gold, silver and jewellery
that accompanied the king was lost when the ship carrying it, the Blessing of Burntisland, capsized and sank in
the Firth of Forth.
wearing ornate lace collar, CAROLVS DG SCOTIÆ ANGLIÆ FR ET HIB REX, Rev. a Scott ish thistle in
fl ower, signed B, HINC NOSTRÆ CREVERE ROSÆ, 30mm. MI i 266/60; Eimer 123; BMC [Jones] 155;
Platt p.133, type B; H&P, pL 27, 9; Woll.iii; Cook 13; Foley 221). Very Fine, obverse perhaps bett er, some rose
coloured toning. Rare. £3,000-£4,000
Ex. property of a Stockport Pawnbroker acquired shortly after Second World War and thence through descent.
The service took place at St. Giles, Edinburgh, accompanied by an Anglican service, this intended as a warning
to the Presbyterians of the future Charles imagined for Scotland. Much of the fi nery, gold, silver and jewellery
that accompanied the king was lost when the ship carrying it, the Blessing of Burntisland, capsized and sank in
the Firth of Forth.