King Edward VI Christs Hospital School: Badge of Office, 1820. Large oval badge with an armorial shield occupying almost its entire field. CHRISTS HOSPITAL FOUNDED BY K. ED. VI. 1552. Set of maker's marks in the field, above shield, for 1820 and the makers Thomas and James Phipps. Four loops on the reverse side, for wearing. Silver, 110 x 85 mm; 88 g. Bought from Christopher Eimer (£650).
King Edward VI Christs Hospital School: Badge of Office, 1820. Large oval badge with an armorial shield occupying almost its entire field. CHRISTS HOSPITAL FOUNDED BY K. ED. VI. 1552. Set of maker's marks in the field, above shield, for 1820 and the makers Thomas and James Phipps. Four loops on the reverse side, for wearing. Silver, 110 x 85 mm; 88 g. Bought from Christopher Eimer (£650).
History note: Under Review
Method of acquisition: Given (2006-10-10) by The Friends of the Fitzwilliam Museum
Production date: AD 1820
Accession number: CM.618-2006
Primary reference Number: 252270
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