Lot 27
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DAVIS CUP PARTICIPANT MEDALS -- A 15ct. gold medal, the obverse inscribed Davis Cup, the reverse inscribed International Lawn Tennis Championship, British Isles, F. Gordon Lowe, Spain, Australasia, 1921, the bar inscribed 1st Round v Spain, Won by 4 Matches to 1, Singles, 2nd Round v Australasia Lost by 3 Matches to 2, Singles -- a second gold medal, 15ct., the obverse inscribed Davis Cup, the reverse inscribed International Lawn Tennis Championship, British Isles, F. Gordon Lowe, Italy, 1922, the bar inscribed 1st Round v Italy, Won by 4 Matches to 1, Singles -- and a third gold medal, 15ct., the obverse inscribed Davis Cup, the reverse inscribed International Lawn Tennis Championship, British Isles, F. Gordon Lowe, Poland, European Group 1925, the bar inscribed 1st Round v Poland, Won by 5 Matches to love, Singles
DAVIS CUP PARTICIPANT MEDALS -- A 15ct. gold medal, the obverse inscribed Davis Cup, the reverse inscribed International Lawn Tennis Championship, British Isles, F. Gordon Lowe, Spain, Australasia, 1921, the bar inscribed 1st Round v Spain, Won by 4 Matches to 1, Singles, 2nd Round v Australasia Lost by 3 Matches to 2, Singles -- a second gold medal, 15ct., the obverse inscribed Davis Cup, the reverse inscribed International Lawn Tennis Championship, British Isles, F. Gordon Lowe, Italy, 1922, the bar inscribed 1st Round v Italy, Won by 4 Matches to 1, Singles -- and a third gold medal, 15ct., the obverse inscribed Davis Cup, the reverse inscribed International Lawn Tennis Championship, British Isles, F. Gordon Lowe, Poland, European Group 1925, the bar inscribed 1st Round v Poland, Won by 5 Matches to love, Singles

Price realised GBP 2,585
Estimate
GBP 2,500 – GBP 3,000
Closed: 25 Jun 2002
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DAVIS CUP PARTICIPANT MEDALS -- A 15ct. gold medal, the obverse inscribed Davis Cup, the reverse inscribed International Lawn Tennis Championship, British Isles, F. Gordon Lowe, Spain, Australasia, 1921, the bar inscribed 1st Round v Spain, Won by 4 Matches to 1, Singles, 2nd Round v Australasia Lost by 3 Matches to 2, Singles -- a second gold medal, 15ct., the obverse inscribed Davis Cup, the reverse inscribed International Lawn Tennis Championship, British Isles, F. Gordon Lowe, Italy, 1922, the bar inscribed 1st Round v Italy, Won by 4 Matches to 1, Singles -- and a third gold medal, 15ct., the obverse inscribed Davis Cup, the reverse inscribed International Lawn Tennis Championship, British Isles, F. Gordon Lowe, Poland, European Group 1925, the bar inscribed 1st Round v Poland, Won by 5 Matches to love, Singles

Price realised GBP 2,585
Closed: 25 Jun 2002
Price realised GBP 2,585
Closed: 25 Jun 2002
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DAVIS CUP PARTICIPANT MEDALS -- A 15ct. gold medal, the obverse inscribed Davis Cup, the reverse inscribed International Lawn Tennis Championship, British Isles, F. Gordon Lowe, Spain, Australasia, 1921, the bar inscribed 1st Round v Spain, Won by 4 Matches to 1, Singles, 2nd Round v Australasia Lost by 3 Matches to 2, Singles -- a second gold medal, 15ct., the obverse inscribed Davis Cup, the reverse inscribed International Lawn Tennis Championship, British Isles, F. Gordon Lowe, Italy, 1922, the bar inscribed 1st Round v Italy, Won by 4 Matches to 1, Singles -- and a third gold medal, 15ct., the obverse inscribed Davis Cup, the reverse inscribed International Lawn Tennis Championship, British Isles, F. Gordon Lowe, Poland, European Group 1925, the bar inscribed 1st Round v Poland, Won by 5 Matches to love, Singles
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CHAMPIONSHIP CUP 1901 -- A large Edwardian two-handled stylised trophy cup and cover by Martin, Hall & Co., Sheffield, 1901, with the figure of a gentleman grasping a racket as finial, inscribed The Gardens Lawn Tennis Club Griqualand West Championship Cup, and giving the names of winners from 1901 to 1909

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Lot 43

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