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Gold watch believed to be the smallest in the world, lent by HM Queen Mary
Gold watch believed to be the smallest in the world, lent by HM Queen Mary
Gold watch lent by HM Queen Mary which was given to her at the age of six by the Duke of Sussex, it had belonged to the Duke, the sixth son of George III who was once President of the RSA
Image used to illustrate the Letter from the Chairman. Photograph by Bruce Mackie
Gold box designed by Robert Godden RDI and made by Messrs, Asprey & Co. Ltd. The box and cypher and coronet are made of yellow gold,the lid is inlaid with bands of white gold and the surrounding garland, which is made up of the four national emblems, is in green and red gold.
Gold box designed by Robert Godden RDI and made by Messrs, Asprey & Co. Ltd. The box and cypher and coronet are made of yellow gold,the lid is inlaid with bands of white gold and the surrounding garland, which is made up of the four national emblems, is in green and red gold.
Gold box designed by Robert Godden RDI and made by Messrs, Asprey & Co. Ltd. The box and cypher and coronet are made of yellow gold,the lid is inlaid with bands of white gold and the surrounding garland, which is made up of the four national emblems, is in green and red gold.
1851 Great Exhibition
Won prize of £35 under section 1, Architectural Decoration, prize offered by the Messrs Chance Brothers and Company Limited
1851 Great Exhibition
Trumpet flower vases left to right 'Morning, noon and night' and 'Pylons'
Trumpet flower vases left to right 'Morning, noon and night' and 'Pylons'