Set of display items consisting of: - Lot 84

Set of display items consisting of: - A 10-dollar coin made of 925°/°° silver bearing the effigy of Elizabeth II and commemorating the XXI Summer Olympic Games in Montreal in 1976. Diameter: 4.5 cm. Weight: 48.6 g. In a protective capsule. - A circular medal in 925 °/°° gold-plated silver depicting Auguste Renoir’s (1841–1919) *The Bather* and commemorating the centennial of Impressionism (1874–1974). Diameter: 4.4 cm. Weight: 33 g. - Based on a work by Marie-Alexandre Lucien COUDRAY (1864–1930) Rectangular silver plaque with a curved top. Double-sided design depicting an allegory of the grape harvest. Signed proof. Hallmarked. Height: 7 cm. Width: 4 cm. Weight: 58.7 g. - Based on a design by Firmin MICHELET (1875–1951) Circular gilded silver medal depicting an allegory of workers’ housing and gardens. Awarded in 1910 to Madame Delloue by the Committee for the Promotion of Affordable Housing in the Nord Department. Signed and titled proof. Hallmarked. In a sky-blue leather-lined case. Diameter: 5 cm. Weight: 59 g. - Based on a design by René BAUDICHON (1878–1963) Rectangular medal with an arched top, made of silver-plated bronze, awarded on the occasion of the L’Écho du Nord prize. Signed. Proof by A. Chobillon. In a shaped case lined with burgundy leather marked “A. Chobillon. 21/22 Galerie Montpensier. Palais Royal. Paris.” Height: 5 cm. Width: 7.5 cm. - After Charles PILLET (1869–1960) Circular patinated bronze medal depicting a woman driving an automobile. Signed. Proof by A. Desaide. Diameter: 6 cm. - After Marie-Alexandre Lucien COUDRAY (1864–1930) Circular patinated bronze medal depicting an allegory of athletic France. Issued on the occasion of the 24th Roubaix Regional Gymnastics Festival on July 4 and 5, 1909. Signed proof. Diameter: 5 cm. - After Alphée DUBOIS (1831–1905) Circular bronze medal with a patina, bearing the effigy of the Republican Marianne. Awarded in 1931 to Mrs. Delloue by the Roubaix Allotment Garden Federation. Signed proof. Diameter: 5 cm. - A circular patinated bronze medal bearing the effigy of the Republican Marianne. Awarded in 1924 to Madame Delloue by the Society for the Encouragement of Social Duty, as the Seine Department Prize. In a burgundy leather-covered case. Diameter: 5 cm. - 3 small photo frames with gilded metal mounts, including one circular frame topped with a ribbon bow. - 2 small photo frames with brass mounts. Emerald green or red enamel decoration. (Some missing pieces). - 1 gold-plated infantry kepi insignia depicting a flaming grenade topped with a tricolor cockade. Height: 8.5 cm. - 1 soft evening bag in three shades of metal with ribbon-trimmed mesh. Height: 15 cm. Width: 16 cm. - 2 rectangular cases lined with black or burgundy leather. (As is).