Grouping. Including A gold plated WWI Campaign Victory Medal; a British WWI silver over bronze War Medal (Campaign Medal); a British WWII silver tone The Defense Medal; a British WWII silver tone War Medal 1939-1945 (campaign medal of the British Commonwealth); a British WWII 1939–1945 Star (campaign medal for British and Commonwealth forces); a 1912 (London struck) English King George V gold sovereign struck in 0.9167 gold with a total approx. mintage of 30,317,921 for this mint/year; an 1892 3P G. Britain silver coin; and an 1883 3P G. Britain silver coin. Accompanied by an 1855 S. Alock & Co. Hill Pottery Burslem Royal Patriotic Fund Crimean War jug with gilt/orange embellishments throughout and central black transfers depicting a battle scene and a mourning wife with children; a cased pair of English silver weighted knife rests with carved mother of pearl wings reminiscent of the RAF (Royal Air Force) with a Sheffield city mark, maker's mark of James Dixon & Sons Ltd, and a date stamp of 1906; a RAF gold tone tunic button, a drilled Cull 1866 1d G. Britain pre-decimal penny coin; a 1967 1d G. Britain pre-decimal penny coin; 1895 qua G. Britain Old head Farthing (quarter of a penny).Total approx. weight of the gold gold sovereign is 7.98 grams. From a White Plains, NY estate. Dimensions: jug measures approx. 8" in height.

Items exhibit wear consistent with age. All coins are circulated.