|
|
26 - a pair of silver gilt Livery badges, turned into belt
buckles, engraved Coopers Company Thomas Barnes-Williams Livery 1871 Assistant
1897 Master 1899-1900; the second James Charles, Livery 1848 Assistant
1881 Renter Warden 1889-1890 £140 |
|
|
|
27 - Centenary medal of the Society of the Livery of the
Coopers Company, silver gilt with red ribbon and bar 1827-1927, rev. May
25 1927 Centenary within laurels, boxed, 35mm, and the box gilt embossed
with the Company's arms as on the medal £60 |
|
|
|
28 - Cap badge with the Company's Arms in silvered brass
with two lugs on reverse 32x43mm. £25 |
|
|
|
29 COOKS COMPANY Livery badge, this in heavy gilt silver,
Friedrik Gotleib Wolf admitted on the Livery 23 Ap 1805, cast, made by
Kirk (St. Pauls Churchyard) with original blue silk neck ribbon, 44mm.
£450 |
|
|
|
30 - another Livery badge, this struck (no medallists mark)
silver gilt, Thomas Henry Staples admitted on the Livery 22 Jany. 1845
and on the Court 1868, with bar on white and red ribbon MASTER 1876, 45mm.
£275 |
|
|
|
31 - A Livery badge, this in silver only (same die as above
but more worn), engraved in cursive script on reverse Henry Garrod admitted
to the Livery 26th April 1877, in original box, maker named as Br. W Platt
Masonic Jeweller, 6 Beaufort Buildings, Strand, London 44mm. £225 |
|
|
|
32 - A Livery badge, silver gilt, in the die
ADMITTED TO THE LIVERY on the reverse, Leonard Gilbert Russell 14th September
1918 and on the court 15th July 1930, with bar MASTER 1939, with his Masonic
Peace medal in silver, for the ending of the 1914-1918 war, Lodge 3817.
2 pieces £195 |
|
|
|
33 - A silver gilt Livery badge, in the die ADMITTED TO
THE LIVERY on the reverse, and engraved Charles Stanley Hinton 14th September
1932 and on the court July 1951, with bar on ribbon MASTER 1957 45mm.
£150 |
|
|
|
34 CORDWAINERS COMPANY (Masonic) CORDWAINER (LODGE) 2241,
Past Master's jewel star-like, 18 carat gold and sky blue enamel, with
goat's head on the pale blue ribbon suspender; engraved on the reverse
Presented to W. Bro W A Daniels to commemorate his year as WM 1945-46
(F H W C 1931) boxed 42mm. medal £250 |
|
|
|
35 THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF CUTLERS, Copy of Freedom -
City of London to Kenneth Percival Karl Strohmenger, Cutler, during the
Mayoralty of Sir William Pryke 1926, with his silver badge of admission
to the Livery 21st April 1926 (maker Thomas & Sons) 42 x 50mm, together
with a Past-Master's badge, 1953, of the Cutlers Company bearing on the
reverse details of his admission to Livery 21st April 1926 and Assistant
15th November 1944 (maker Spencer) oval 35 x 45mm, plus a silver gilt
and enamel jewel for 1941-42 for the FLETCHERS COMPANY, with additional
bar 1951-52 (maker Spencer) 45 x 55mm. 4 pieces £775 |
|
|
|
36 - Livery badge round type struck with Company arms by
W. Wyon, Edward Marlborough Livery 20 Oct 1818, silver 51mm. with red
ribbon, £325 |
|
|
|
37 - Livery badge, second issue of the first type, large
elephant with castle, oval silver 40 x 50mm. approx. by Thomas & Son,
Richard Donald Cheeswright Livery Sept 26th 1906 Pour Parvenir a Bonne
Foy in box of issue £195 |
|
|
|
38 - Livery badge, second issue of the first type, large
elephant with castle, oval silver 40 x 50mm. approx. made by Thomas &
Son, engraved Reginald Thomas Penny Livery 18th October 1950 in box of
issue £195 |
|
|
|
39 DISTILLERS COMPANY pair of early Livery badges a family
group, engraved Thomas Wyatt 14th Jany 1806, and John Wyatt 15th April
1817 thin flan, silver 50mm. 2 pieces £625 |
|
|
|
40 - Livery badge, thicker flan different die, Charles H
Shoppee 26 October 1891, gilt matt silver 51mm, in Mappin & Webb box,
embossed C H S Distillers Company on outside lid £195 |
|
|
|
41 - Livery badge, engraved on reverse John Bryan Murray
Gubbins 9th October 1928 silver 51mm. £150 |
|
|
|
42 - Livery badge, engraved on reverse L A I Koenen 15th
July 1957, maker Vaughton, with large moulded loop for wearing, silver
52mm. The same die as the 1891 badge has been used - this is now missing
much detail having been reworked a number of times £125 |
|
|
|
43 - Medal from same dies in bronze ex Pinches archive;
blank reverse, the striking is very sharp with no sign of die deterioration
51mm. £70 (Pinches would have been the sub-contractor to Mappin & Webb) |
|
|
|
44 THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF FARRIERS, Livery badge Mr J
G Lacy Elected to the Court of the Worshipful Company of Farriers June
24th 1822 with loop for suspension, silver 41mm. £325 |
|
|
|
45 - silver prize medal awarded to G J Stevenson Montgomeryshire
Show 1949, maker The Alexander Clark Co. Ltd, Medallists London & Birmingham,
original box with loop for suspension, 41mm. £75 |
|
|
|
46 - tin badge, white & red, The Worshipful Company of Farriers
National Appeal, "tin back" or "celluloid" badge 25mm. World War I. £25 |
|
|
|
47 FRAMEWORK KNITTERS COMPANY silver medal used as a commemorative
engraved on the reverse Ladies Banquet, Clothworkers Hall 1969 AR 32mm.
£50 |
|
|
|
48 THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF FRUITERERS, pair of silver
gilt medals, maker John Pinches, awarded on reverse within laurels Wisbech
Commercial Fruit Show 1962 Best Exhibit of Dessert Pears C Coates and
Wisbech Commercial Fruit Show Best Exhibit of Pears Claude Coates Ltd
1964, 51mm. and boxed 2 pieces |
|
|
|
49 - an example of the medal above in tan coloured plastic,
(caesin based) ex Pinches archive. £50 |
|
|
|
50 - a group of three prize medals awarded to the Campbell
family: the Knight silver medal of the Horticultural Society of London
(later the Royal Horticultural Society) to Charles Campbell for Muscat
Grapes July 19th 1851, 44mm; the Sir Joseph Banks silver medal of the
Royal Horticultural Society to C E Newton Esq (Gardener Mr Campbell) for
Canon Hall Muscat Grapes Aug 18 1897 38mm; and the Fruiterers Company's
silver medal, as the gilt example listed above, engraved Royal Commemorative
Horticultural Exhibition Shrewsbury Aug. 1897, Awarded to Mr J Campbell
AR 52mm, all with half loops added later for display and polished with
pride. 3 pieces £195 |
|
