On offer is an antique sterling silver fob medal made by Edward Smith and hallmarked at Chester in 1923. The openwork design features a laurel wreath surrounding a shield with engraved decoration and an applied rose gold monogram.

Edward Smith worked from Augusta Street in Birmingham and registered his mark at the Chester Assay Office in 1894. His mark is recorded on brooches, fob medals and spoons made during the early twentieth century. This Chester silver fob medal is an attractive example of the award and sporting medals popular during the period.

Key Features

Material. Solid sterling silver with rose gold overlay detail.

Maker. Edward Smith.

Assay office. Chester.

Date. 1923.

Design. Openwork laurel wreath with a central shield and applied monogram.

Hallmarks. Edward Smith maker’s mark, Chester assay marks, lion passant and date letter X.

Condition. Excellent antique condition with surface patination and light wear consistent with age.

Height. 40 mm.

Weight. 7.6 grams.

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Stock code 010725