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George II. Dassier's Dedication Medal. 1731.
Ruler:
George II (1727-60)
Artist:
Dassier, Jean
This medal is part of the Series of English Sovereigns created by artist, Jean Dassier. The subject of this medal is George II.
Method of acquisition: Given (1946-05-08) by Crisford, W. A. Mrs.
Production date: AD 1731
Object composed of silver Diameter (min) 41 mm Diameter 41 mm Weight 31.76 g
Inscription present: Bust of George II, facing left, laureate, hair long, in armour and mantle.
Inscription present: Inscription.
Accession number: CM.99-1946
Primary reference Number: 227830
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Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Coins and Medals
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