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213 - A Britannia silver commemorative dish.
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£250 - 350 (€290 - 420)Sale fees
A Britannia silver commemorative dish. Leslie Gordon Durbin, London, 1966. Of flowerhead design, with a 1965 Winston Churchill Crown inset to base, 12.4cm wide Footnote: Leslie Gordon Durbin (1913-2005) was one of Britain's most acclaimed silversmiths and is perhaps best known for making the Stalingrad Sword of Honour presented by Winston Churchill to the Soviet leader Joseph Stalin in 1943. Apprenticed to Omar Ramsden, he later gained a scholarship to the Central School of Arts. Durbin was made a CBE in 1976 for his contribution to the silver craft. Among his many commissions for churches, universities and the government, he designed the Queen's Head for the Royal Jubilee commemorative assay mark and the reverse design of the 1984 £1 coin.
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