Lot 1691
Edward VIII Commemorative Patten, in Silver Plate. The small dish perhaps meant to hold mints or candies, would have intimated "how sweet it was to be…" The shallow dish of octagonal form with stepped walls. Centrally encased in the dish's base, a white metal (silver?) medallion showing Edward in profile right, crowned, and draped in the coronation robes. The reverse with wreath bearing national, and civic, coat of arms enclosing the vital statistics of his birth, accession, and coronation. Dish with London hallmarks, and maker's stamp: TB & S. Dish beautifully preserved.
Estimated Value $100 - 150.
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