Connected records
Knife, fork and spoon in case
M.62A-D-1930
Maker(s)
Unidentified
(Cutler)
Unknown
(Handle maker)
Unknown
(Case maker)
Sixpence
CM.QC.528-R
Maker(s)
George III (1760-1820)
(Ruler)
Inferred
London
(Mint)
United Kingdom
(State)
Table Cabinet
M.9-2014
Maker(s)
Maker of cabinet
Boscher, Elias
(Maker)
Maker of hardstone panels
Grand Ducal Workshops
(Maker)
Snuffbox in the shape of a resting Shepherd
EC.9-1943
Maker(s)
Saint-Cloud Porcelain Manufactory
(Factory)
Unknown
(Goldsmith)
Watch
PW.52 & A-1923
Maker(s)
Possibly
Cooper, William
(Case maker)
Possibly
Ginn, William
(Case maker)
The coin has been mounted with a hinged pin (partly surviving) and catch-plate arranged to display the ornate cross motif of the Rev, which has been gilded. The gilding appears to extend over the head of one of the rivets, indicating that the coin was gilded after the brooch was made. The adaptation of coins in this way is a feature of the later 11th and early 12th century.
CM.18-1999
Maker(s)
Winchester
(Mint)
William I (1066-87)
(Ruler)
Gordon's Star
CM.1236-2009
Maker(s)
Khartoum
(Mint)
Gordon, Charles George, General Sir
(Issuer)
Abdel Molak, Bishara
(Artist)
Inferred
Victoria (1837-1901)
(Ruler)
SociétéFrancaise de Numismatique
CM.835-2012
