Record

RefNoHSF/9/6/2
LevelItem
TitleMiniature medal of Frederick, Duke of York and Albany, by [John] De Veaux
CreatorVeaux; John De- (fl.1821-1836); Irish medallist and wax modeller
Date1827
DescriptionObverse, a profile of Frederick, Duke of York, facing left as viewed with the inscription: 'FREDERICUS DUX EBORAC'. Reverse; 'MULTIS ILLE BONIS FLEBILIS OCCDIT NON IANUAR 1827'.

Contained in a circular turned ivory case lined with blue paper. Printed label on the inner case top: 'DE VEAUX, Gem and Seal ENGRAVER to Her Majesty AND TO H.R.H. The Duke of Sussex 204, OXFORD STREET, LONDON'. The case of the case has a paper label, inscribed in ink with a translation from Horace on the reverse of the medal: 'H.R.H. Frederic Duke of York. Died 5th Jan. 1827. "His death brought tears to the eyes of many good men". Odes of Horace. Nonis Ianuariis 5th Jan: 1827'.

Owned by Sir John Frederick Willaim Herschel [?].
Extent1 item
FormatMedal
PhysicalDescriptionGold, with an ivory case and paper labels.
AccessStatusOpen
AccessConditionsMedal diameter: 8mm. Case diameter: 33mm.
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