- GB 2014 WS-04-TRO-001/103
- Item
- 1903-1904
Plinth, handles. Awarded 2003-2004
Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd
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Plinth, handles. Awarded 2003-2004
Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd
Silver challice with hammered finish with tripartite base with silver paten. Makers Mark reads PAT.
Inscription: Westminster School House Badminton Cup. Circular bowl on black plastic plinth.
Swatkins
Trophy with handles and lid.
Mappin & Webb Ltd
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
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
Part of Gow Salt Cellars set [T.0005.008] Sotheby's p 10
Omar Ramsden & Alwyn Carr
A two-handled cup, shaped as a College cup, inscribed E. Dono Edwardi Hannes, Allumnis Regiis Westmonasteriensis, split to body. Not loaded. No cover. Maker's mark obscured.
A two-handled rose bowl, engraved 'Presented to P.G.L. Webb C.B.C.B.E. by the staff of the Patent Office on his retirement from the public service August 4, 1921' and 'This bowl bequeathed to him by Clement Charles Julian Webb, Queen's Scholar was given to the Queen's Scholars of Westminster by John Carleton, Under Master 1955'. Not loaded. No cover.
C.S. Harris & Sons Ltd
A circular bowl, the body half fluted, the upper part decorated with swags, engraved "Presented by R T Squire, President of the Elizabethan Club 1955" UNLOCATED - detail appears on Sotheby Valuation of 13 July 1981 and Spink & Son valuation of 28 Feb 1979. Unlocated.
Taylor, Joseph, 1767-1827