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76 - another example similar to above but wreath reverse,
again not engraved, in red bronze from Pinches archive 47mm. £70 |
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77 PATTENMAKERS COMPANY silver Livery badge, looped, Dr
A P Thurston MBE Admitted 8th July 1943, maker TF (Fattorini) 32mm. £140
Note: AP Thurston was the First Doctor of Science in Aeronautics
in Gt. Britain, a recipient of a Drapers' Scholarship at Queen Mary College,
London, founded first University Aeronautical Laboratory in Britain and
was prominent during the First World War for the design and safety of
military aircraft. |
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78 - silver Livery badge, looped, engraved on the reverse
William JF Burnett Admitted 15th July 1954 maker TF (Fattorini) 32mm.
£100 |
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79 - silver Livery badge, looped, not named or hallmarked
32mm. £60 |
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80 PAVIOURS, ?Past Master's silver badge, arms of the Company
engraved open-work style within an oval frame, with shield of the Corporation
above 35x27mm. named on the reverse Harold Harker 2nd November 1939 maker
Gold & Silversmiths Co. £150 Note: This may be just a
Livery badge simply made at the outbreak of war but is of a different
style to other Livery badges we have seen. |
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81 PEWTERERS COMPANY Alderman Staples PM Lord Mayor 1885-86
A pewter medal with the arms of the Company, reverse Cast in the procession
9th Nov 1885 by Brown & Englefield Pewterers 112 & 113 Gt Saffron Hill,
44mm. £50 |
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82 PLUMBERS COMPANY, silver medallet 'in commemoration of
six hundredth anniversary 1365-1965'; arms of the Company with a Justice
upholding the shield of the Corporation 32mm. not hallmarked £35 |
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83 POULTERS COMPANY, silver prize medal given by the Company,
engraved on reverse Smithfield Club 1911 and on the edge Awarded to WH
Edwards maker Baddesley Bros.London AR 44mm. £80 |
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84 - silver prize medal given by the Company, engraved on
reverse to Edwards & Poulton (Redhill) 1912, maker Baddesley Bros. London
AR 44mm. £80 |
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85 - another example of a silver prize medal, awarded to
S Deacon, but boxed; the internal silk is printed in gold with the Company
arms and Prize for Table Poultry, maker Baddesley Bros London 44mm. £80 |
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86 WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF SADDLERS white metal medal with
on the reverse struck in the die Master Of The Worshipful Company Of Saddlers
38mm. £45 Possibly used as both Livery badge and a prize. |
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87 SALTERS COMPANY Imperial Conference 1930 two silver spoons
(gilt on the inside of the bowls) with the arms of the Company on the
finial, box embossed with description, maker The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths
Company Ltd, 112 Regent St London 118mm. approx. in length. London Hallmark
1931/2 £80 Note: These presentation spoons are an interesting
aside - we had not come across any badges or medals for this Company so
included these as a substitute. |
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88 SCRIVENERS COMPANY, a Past-Master's jewel in superb condition,
with the arms of the Company. Engraved on the reverse rim and backplate
Edwin Freshfield Master 1885-6 1886-7, The Gift of Pat Master William
Grain gilt silver and enamelling, oval 42 x 47mm. £195 |
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89 - another Past-Master's jewel same design; engraved on
the reverse rim Henry Weatherall Master 1899-1900, gilt silver and enamelled
oval 42 x 47mm. £180 |
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90 - Past-Master's jewel, with the arms of the Company;
engraved on the reverse rim John Jenkins Master 1971-72 gilt silver and
enamelling, the latter a little impaired on scroll, hallmarked maker EP
oval 42 x 47mm. £125 |
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91 - Past-Master's jewel, with the arms of the Company,
not named; hallmarked 9 carat gold London 1972/3 and enamelled, maker
EP oval 42 x 47mm. 25.1gm. missing tiny enamelled Corporation shield above
on others£350 |
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92 SHIPWRIGHTS COMPANY, bronze Livery badge, engraved on
the reverse for Edward C Talbot 1877 AE 30mm, red and white ribbon £120 |
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93 - A bronze prize medal, with the arms of the Company;
reverse 'Competitive Exhibition Londini - Honoris Causa 1877', on edge
W Froude Esqre Juror, 48mm. £150 Note: William Froude
1810-1879 was the first to formulate laws of the resistance of ships in
water. He assisted Brunel both in building the Bristol to Exeter Railway
and the Great Eastern. 1877 was the year he developed a hydro dynamometer
to measure the output of large ship engines. |
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94 WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF SPECTACLE MAKERS 1629-1979 around
Company arms rev To Commemorate 350th anniversary of the Company Charter
Granted by Charles I on the 16th May 1629 Silver gilt 45mm. hallmarked
Birmingham T&S (Toye & Spencer) In box of issue £60 |
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95 STATIONERS COMPANY, silver prize medal with the arms
of the Company awarded on reverse S C & P I T B Stereo & Electro Examination
First Prize G G Morrish 1930, boxed, Sculp A G Wyon, silver 57mm. £120 |
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96 - silver prize medal with the arms of the Company awarded
SC & PITB Stereo & Electro Examination Second Place P R Parker 1939, 57mm.
£100 |
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97 - An example in bronze same medal, punched on edge C46
(from Pinches archive) 57mm. £60 |
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98 - The Stationery Trades Commemorative Medal, 44mm. in
white metal, to commemorate Victoria's Golden Jubilee in 1887 (standard
bust) by Baddeley Bros, Chapel Works, Moor Lane, EC £40 |
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99 TALLOW CHANDLERS COMPANY a large gilt metal medal (probably
a prize medal), on the reverse the name has been erased; the gilding has
been done after the erasure 57mm. £60 |
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100 TIN PLATE WORKERS COMPANY, Past-Master's jewel silver
gilt with black ribbon, engraved on reverse Lt Col Albert Maas T.D. from
the Worshipful Company of Tin Plate Workers July 1945 in recognition of
his valuable services as Master approx. oval 50x30mm. £195 |
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