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51 THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF FURNITURE MAKERS Livery badge,
arms of the Company rev engraved Presented by D Barry Ercolani CBE Master
1985-86 silver gilt & enamel, maker JRG (Gaunt) oval with brooch bar LIVERYMAN
in box £70 Note: Ercolani was the founder of the Ercol
Furniture Company |
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52 THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF GARDENERS (incorporated 1605),
silver gilt Master's badge, engraved Kenneth Ernest Schweber Master 1951-52,
with green and white striped neck ribbon, A Wyon Medallist (original design
c. 1920-30) Gilt silver 47mm. £195 |
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53 - Livery or Past Masters badge as above but not engraved
but bearing trace of a loop mount, for wearing, London hallmark for 1968/9
maker AP silver 47mm. a bit knocked about VF £60 |
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54 - another example in bronze, not engraved (ex. Pinches
Archive) 47mm. £60 |
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55 THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF GOLDSMITHS A List of the Wardens,
Assistants and Livery of the Company, London 1946 giving the addresses
of the members and the date of their admission to the Livery, 82pp, bound
with red cloth covers £50 A curiosity now but no doubt very helpful to
the liverymen. |
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56 - Goldsmith's Hall Dinner, silver gilt medal die struck
with a laurel wreath and engraved with the shield of the Corporation of
the City of London; reverse engraved Goldsmith's Hall from the Lord Mayor
of London to his Majesty's Reserves of Officers Presented to Lady Grace
Elliott Guest of Maj. John R Russell, marked silver, silver gilt 32mm.
£60 |
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57 - bronze souvenir medal by Martin Page for the Company's
650th Birthday 1977, with the leopard's head and a list of the Company's
activities on one side; a view of the facade of the Hall on the other,
44mm. £20 |
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58 HABERDASHERS COMPANY bronze medal bearing the arms of
the Company presented to HRH Prince Arthur KG KT KP GCMG upon his being
admitted a Liveryman of the Haberdashers Company 2nd July 1873 Aldn D
H Stone, Master 54mm. This is the only piece with a Royal connection we
have found. £195 |
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59 - bronze medal with the arms of the Company to H F Geary
for proficiency in Mathematics July 1902, in original box, D George Collins,
manufacturing silversmith 118 Newgate St. London. 54mm. £60 |
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60 THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF IRONMONGERS bronze medal in
commemoration of the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria BHM 3350 1897 38mm.
£35 |
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61 - a uniface iron badge with five small holes for attaching
to cloth, 80mm. THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF IRONMONGERS CHRIST'S HOSPITAL
around two salamanders rampant attached by a chain. £60 Note:
Christ's Hospital School have a tradition, since its foundation by Charles
II, for scholars to wear large badges. This it would seem is a fairly
recent extension of the tradition. |
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62 JOINERS COMPANY - bronze medal with the arms of the Company;
reverse St James and scallop shells, maker WJ Taylor not awarded 50mm.
£60 |
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63 - Bronze prize medal as above but reverse Carpenters
& Joiners Exhibition around a wreath bronze medal not awarded, (ex Pinches
Archive) 50mm. £60 |
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64 LEATHER SELLERS COMPANY, a shield shaped badge in silver
with lugs at the side for attaching to leather, made by V & S (Vaughton)
Birmingham 1896/7 28mm. this example a little dented £50 |
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65 - another badge in silver as above but hallmark 1907/8
lug at left missing £50 |
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66 MERCHANT TAYLORS COMPANY, bronze commemorative medal
for the re-inauguration of the school by the Prince & Princess of Wales,
Albert Edward and Alexandra, April 6 1875, maker Kenning 48mm. £70 |
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67 - silver "Pitt Club" medal, with the head of William
Pitt right, by William Wyon, on the reverse within laurels, Edward William
Watson, Pitt Club Exhibitioner from Merchant Taylors School London, Elected
11th June 1873 (i.e. awarded) half glazed (one glass missing) with loop
and in original box; 45mm. £185 |
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68 MUSICIANS COMPANY Livery medal swan emblem struck medal,
with dates 1409 1604 and 1906; blue, yellow and red ribbon Stanley R Marchant
MusD 16th April 1922 silver 32mm. boxed maker Royal Mint some staining
on rev. £150 We think the medallist is Gilbert Bayes |
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69 - another silver Livery medal swan emblem struck, same
design, with dates 1409 1604 and 1906; blue, yellow and red ribbon Leonard
William Hunt 18th April 1944 32mm. boxed maker Royal Mint £180 Note
Hunt was a drum maker 10-11 Archer St. W2 |
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70 - silver prize medal and silver decoration boxed, featuring
the Muse and her lyre, with the arms of the Company on the obverse; presented
to Band Corporal Sidney Dennis by the Worshipful Company of Musicians
October 30th 1922 (information on the box lid, and the name engraved on
the edge) 55mm. and 24mm. respectively, sculptor Birch £150 Note:
naming partly erased on the large medal |
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71 - another set of prize medal plus decoration, presented
to William Northcote Davis, RNSM by the Worshipful Company of Musicians
25th October 1927 (information on the box lid, and the name engraved on
the edge) 55mm. and 24mm. respectively, sculptor Birch. £195 Recipient
from the Royal Naval School of Music |
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72 - commemorative medal, arms of the Company rev. Maske
by Thomas Campion "The Golden Tree" first performed St. Stephens night
1613 revived by the Master C T D Crews Esq. DLJP FSA at the Guildhall
School of Music 29th June 1905, silver 30x55mm. inc. lyre crest, with
loop for wearing maker CW £75 |
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73 PAINTERS (AND STAINERS) COMPANY, silver plated medal
47mm. Sculptor A. Wyon not engraved, from Pinches archive 47mm. £80 Possibly
could have use both as a Livery medal and a prize. |
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74 - another example, again not engraved, in yellow bronze
from Pinches archive 47mm. £60 |
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75 - another example, not engraved, in iridescent patinated
bronze from Pinches archive 47mm. £60 |
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