The graduated chain measures 32cm long including the T-bar and the clasp. Hallmarked for 1904.
Also included is an impressive Royal Navy silver medal, awarded for “Proficiency in Rowing, Conway”.
Boys from the Royal Navy training ships ‘Worcester’ on the Thames on ‘Conway’ on the Mersey competed annually for the trophy in a pulling race in 6-oared whalers, a form of traditional fixed-seat rowing boat, alternately held on the Thames and the Mersey.
The front of the medal depicts a sailing warship at anchor depicted in relief with applied rigging.
The reverse of the medal is engraved
Conway v Worcester
R C Heden
No 5
July 1893
and it carries hallmarks for Birmingham 1892.
Total weight 79g
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declaration
The Vintage Wrist Watch Company has clarified that the Antique Silver Watch Chain & Royal Navy Fob (LA551522) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being 1904