Walter Gilbert (British, 1871-1946), a Bromsgrove Guild bronzed lead plaque of Eros and a figure emblematic of the arts within the relief casting 'Offered by the Bromsgrove Guild, Worcestershire, England', 12.3cm long, with an early 20th century bronze commemorative plaque depicting Joan of Arc on horseback, dated in the casting 'June, 1429' on the front, with an elevation of Westminster Abbey on the reverse, and 'Bromsgrove Guild, England' on the bottom of the reverse, 5cm, a cased white metal plaque, relief decorated with two stone masons, 4.2cm, in a fitted Bromsgrove Guild case, a circular bronze paperweight with a finial in the form of a pelican feeding three chicks, relief cast around the base 'Bromsgrove Guild Limited', 8.7cm diameter (4)

Condition Report

All ok, apart from Eros plaque - dented edges with some crumpling.

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