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Pagan (2020): 2.

private collection

Laurie Asher Lawrence

London (United Kingdom)

Laurie Asher Lawrence

Pagan (2020): 2.

Description

Laurie Asher Lawrence (1857–1949) was a numismatics specialist and helped co-found the British Numismatic Society. His passion resulted in one of the most outstanding coin collections of the time. By 1880, he had assembled his first collection, but in 1903 he decided to sell part of it to Lord Grantley and auction the rest at Sotheby's. Later, in the 1920s, he acquired new coins for his collection. He moved several times, finally settling in Belsize Square (London) in the early 20th century (Pagan, 2020).

Bibliography

PAGAN, Hugh (2020): "Laurie Asher Lawrence and his first collection", BNS Research Blog, pp. 1-4.

4 results

Owned this work in the past [ca. 1932 - ca. 1934]

Bracelet, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

© The Trustees of the British Museum.

Bracelet, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

Anonimous

More information

Bracelet, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

Anonimous

Late 2nd century BC / Early 1st century BC
Provenance: La Corona, Samir de los Caños (Spain)
Current locations: The British Museum, London (United Kingdom)

Owned this work in the past [1932 - 1934]

Bracelet, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

© The Trustees of the British Museum.

Bracelet, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

Anonimous

More information

Bracelet, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

Anonimous

Late 2nd century BC / Early 1st century BC
Provenance: La Corona, Samir de los Caños (Spain)
Current locations: The British Museum, London (United Kingdom)

Owned this work in the past [1932 - 1934]

Bracelet, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

© The Trustees of the British Museum.

Bracelet, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

Anonimous

More information

Bracelet, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

Anonimous

Late 2nd century BC / Early 1st century BC
Provenance: La Corona, Samir de los Caños (Spain)
Current locations: The British Museum, London (United Kingdom)

Owned this work in the past [ca. 1932 - ca. 1934]

Fragment of a jewel, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

© The Trustees of the British Museum.

Fragment of a jewel, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

Anonimous

More information

Fragment of a jewel, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

Anonimous

Late 2nd century BC / Early 1st century BC
Provenance: La Corona, Samir de los Caños (Spain)
Current locations: The British Museum, London (United Kingdom)

This location housed 4 works from Castile and Leon

La Corona

archeological site

La Corona

Samir de los Caños (Spain)

These works are currently at

The British Museum

museum

The British Museum

London (United Kingdom)