
 
        
         
		Irish  coin.  The  King’s  bust  is  from  the  same puncheon  as  
 No.  258, 
 286. C h a r l e s   II.  M e d a l l ic   P o r t r a it . 
 Bust  of  Charles  II.,  r,, laureate,  hair  long,  falling  on  the  
 shoulders  and  in  front,  in  scale  armour  and  mantle  fastened  
 with jewel on  the right  shoulder.  Leg.  carol  .  i i   .  d  g   . mag  .  
 B  .  P  .  E  .  H  .  REX. 
 No reverse, 
 1*9.  (See Woodcut.) 
 286.  Charles  II.  Medallic  Portrait, 
 MB. Æ.  Unique ? 
 This  may  he  by  one  of  the  Eoettiers ;  but  it  is  without  
 artist’s  name or date.  It appears to  have  served  as  an  ornament  
 for the  cover of  a box. 
 287.  C h a r l e s   II.  M e d a l l ic   P o r t r a it . 
 Bust of Charles II., r., hair long, in  scale armour with lion’s  
 head  on breast,  and ample mantle fastened  with brooch  on  the  
 shoulder;. around,  a wreath  of  fruit  and  flowers  tied  above by  
 riband. 
 No reverse. 
 4-5  by  3-7. 
 MB.  lead.  A. W. Franks, At.  Extremely  rare. 
 A plaque in high relief,  cast.  The  specimen  in  the  possession  
 of Mr.  Franks is very delicately chased.  I t is of excellent  
 workmanship,  and was probably executed  by John  Roettier  to  
 be  set in  a  frame. 
 288.  D e a t h   o p   C h a r l e s   II.  1685. 
 Bust of  Charles  I IV  r.,  covered  with  the  lion’s  scalp,  the  
 mane  curling  round  the  back and bottom  of  the  neck.  Leg.  
 CAROLUS  II   .  D  .  G  .  MAG  :  BRI  :  FRAN  :  ET  HIB  :  REX.  TO.  TO. 
 Rose. 
 Rev.  Sea  with  setting  sun.  Leg.  O mnia  Or ta   O c c id u n t .  
 (All created  things perish.—Sail.  Jugur.  ii.)  Ex.  m dclxxxv.  
 1’95.  Med. Hist,  xxxiii.  2.  Van Loon,  III.  801. 
 MB. At.  Bibl. Paris, At.  Munich, At.  Gotha, At.  
 Very rare. 
 No artist’s name.  Executed,  Van  Loon  says,  in  the  Low  
 Countries.  The reverse  alludes to the  dissolution  of all  created  
 things.  “ One  generation  passeth  away  and  another  generation  
 cometh.—The  sun  also  ariseth  and  the  sun  goeth  down,  
 and  hasteth  to  his  place  where  he  arose.”—Eccles.  i.  4-5.  
 Charles II.  died  6 Feb.  1685,  in  his fifty-fifth year. 
 289.  D e a t h   o f   C h a r l e s   I I .   1685. 
 T im e   s e a t e d ,  r.,  o n   a   to m b ,  w i th   o n e   fo o t  o n   a   s k u l l ,   h o ld s   
 in   o n e   h a n d   h i s   s c y th e   a n d   h o u r - g l a s s ,   a n d   e x t e n d s   a   l a u r e l   
 w r e a th   i n   t h e   o th e r .  Leg.  t o   .  t h e   .  c o l d   .  tom b   <$>  a l l   .  
 HEADS  .  MVST  .  COME. 
 Rev.  I n s c r i p t i o n ,   k in g   :  Ch a r l e s   t h e   :  se co n d   :  jE ta t   55  :  
 o b i jt   :  p e b r v   :  6  .  anno  :  DOM.  1684. 
 1*55.  M e d .  H i s t ,   x x x i i i .  3 .