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Presentation Basin

Creator Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd. (Firm : London, England), J. Leslie Auld (Designer)

Accession number 39.548A-C

Unique identifier MNY107957

Description Circular gilded silver presentation basin with broad brim. Center of basin subdivided into twelve scalloped-topped segments, each engraved with livery company name and chased with respective company's arms around central boss chased with coat-of-arms. Inscription: Engraved at top of segments: IRONMONGERS - MERCERS - HABERDASHERS - SKINNERS - CLOTHWORKERS - FISHMONGERS - VINTERS - DRAPERS - SALTERS - MERCHANT - TAYLORS - GROCERS - GOLDSMITHS. Engraved around brim: The GIFT of the CORPORATION and Twelve Chief LIVERY COMPANIES of the City of LONDON to the CITY of NEW YORK, to Commemorate the NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR, Anno Dom. 1939. Mark: Fully hallmarked on brim. Engraved on reverse of brim: Designer, J.L. Auld. Chaser, B.J. Colson. Makers, Edward Barnard & Sons ltd. For Hicklenton & Phillips.

Dated 1938-1939

Object Type basin (vessel)

Physical dimensions H: 2 1/2 in. DIAM: 20 in. WEIGHT: 109.70 oz.

Medium gilding (technique), silver (metal)

File dimensions 18.3 in × 18.3 in at 300dpi
46.5 cm × 46.5 cm at 300dpi

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