Print preview Close

Showing 56 results

Catalogue Description
54 results with digital objects Show results with digital objects
The Smith Urn
GB 2014 WS-04-TRO-005/007 · Item · 1785
Part of Westminster School's Archive and Collections

A two-handled tea urn with lid, the vase shaped body engraved with armorials and inscription above shell fluting and between bands of Vitruvian scrolls and beaded borders, engraved Samueli Smith Scholas Regaie Westmon: Archi Didas. Puerilae Memeres d.d.d. followed by the names of various Old Westminsters. Not loaded. Cover. Wooden case.

Schofield, John, active 18th Century
The Sargeaunt Cup
GB 2014 WS-04-TRO-005/006 · Item · c.1729
Part of Westminster School's Archive and Collections

A two-handled cup, with applied fine mask strapwork, crested and inscribed Viro Dilectissimo Johanni Sargeaunt A.M. Regine Scholae Westmonasteriensis Per XXVIII Annos 1919, engraved on one side with the Westminster School arms and on the other with the arms of Sargeaunt. Maker's mark only.

Tuite, John, active 18th Century
The Halahan Trophy
GB 2014 WS-04-TRO-005/003 · Item · 1927
Part of Westminster School's Archive and Collections

Inscription: 'This House Challenge Cup is presented by Beryl Halahan to the Westminster Boat Club to commemorate four years spent at Westminster by her son George Edward Desmond Halahan 1924/28'. A large George V silver two-handed cup and cover on silver-mounted wood stand, leaf-capped scroll handles, cut-card motif on body and cover, presentation inscribed. Donor: Beryl Halahan. Awarded as the House Challenge Cup.

C.S. Harris & Sons Ltd
The Gow Salt Cellars
GB 2014 WS-04-TRO-005/008 · Item · 1912
Part of Westminster School's Archive and Collections

Two silver-gilt ceremonial standing covered salts, with school arms chased on the hinged lids, separate glass containers and two silver-gilt spoons, inscribed In Honorem Jacobi Gow Litt. Doc Archididascali Et In Usum Collegii St. Petri Westmon. Wood case. Not loaded. See also pair of spoons (T.0005.009) Sotheby's p 10

Omar Ramsden & Alwyn Carr