Médaille maison Corr-Vander Maeren & Cie, dépôt anglais à Bruxelles, le Crystal palace, exposition universelle de Londres, 1851

Médaille maison Corr-Vander Maeren & Cie, dépôt anglais à Bruxelles, le Crystal palace, exposition universelle de Londres, 1851

ALLEN & MOORE En savoir plus

• NomALLEN & MOORE
• Lieu de naissanceBirmingham
• Date de naissance1844
• Lieu de décèsBirmingham
• Date de décès1855
• Nationalité / CultureAnglaise
• FonctionGraveur
• FonctionEditeur
• Notice biographiqueManufacturer of medals active 1844 - 1855.
  The company was formed in 1844 by a partnership between Joseph Moore and John Allen who were two former apprentices of Thomas Halliday, the leading die-sinker in Birmingham in the first half of the nineteenth century who trained most of the medal makers of the period.
  'The partners carried on business as Allen & Moore in Great Hampton Row, Birmingham and manufactured articles of papier mache and also metal vases cups and boxes. These metal wares produced by machines invented by Allen were engine cut on bodies coated with colour and portions being cut away by the lathe the patterns chiefly designed by Moore were left in colour in low relief. Partly owing to changes of fashion, the works had to be closed and Moore, after having lost all he had, began business for himself in 1856 as a die sinker first in Summer Lane and afterwards, till his death, in Pitsford Street, Birmingham.'
  SRC = http://sculpture.gla.ac.uk

1851

; Birmingham

; Graveur

ALLEN & MOORE En savoir plus

• NomALLEN & MOORE
• Lieu de naissanceBirmingham
• Date de naissance1844
• Lieu de décèsBirmingham
• Date de décès1855
• Nationalité / CultureAnglaise
• FonctionGraveur
• FonctionEditeur
• Notice biographiqueManufacturer of medals active 1844 - 1855.
  The company was formed in 1844 by a partnership between Joseph Moore and John Allen who were two former apprentices of Thomas Halliday, the leading die-sinker in Birmingham in the first half of the nineteenth century who trained most of the medal makers of the period.
  'The partners carried on business as Allen & Moore in Great Hampton Row, Birmingham and manufactured articles of papier mache and also metal vases cups and boxes. These metal wares produced by machines invented by Allen were engine cut on bodies coated with colour and portions being cut away by the lathe the patterns chiefly designed by Moore were left in colour in low relief. Partly owing to changes of fashion, the works had to be closed and Moore, after having lost all he had, began business for himself in 1856 as a die sinker first in Summer Lane and afterwards, till his death, in Pitsford Street, Birmingham.'
  SRC = http://sculpture.gla.ac.uk

1851

; Birmingham

; Editeur

Numismatique

Etain frappé

Diam. maximum en cm : 5.098

; Poids en g. : 38.83

Signature

; Marque de fabrication

; Revers

; sur la ligne d'exergue à gacuhe : ALLEN & MOORE à droite : BRIMm

Médaille commerciale pour l'exposition de Londres de 1851.
Avers : dans une frise extérieure de cabochons, texte en 10 lignes : MAISON CORR-VANDER MAEREN & C_IE / DEPÔT ANGLAIS / POUR LA VENTE DES ARTICLES / DE BIRMINGHAM / & SHEFFIELD /. 14 LONGUE RUE DE L'ECUYER . / a / BRUXELLES / ETABLIE DEPUIS 1824 .
Revers : vue de trois-quart du site du palais d'exposition, la foule devant. Légende en 2 lignes dans un cercle extérieur : THE INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION / LONDON, 1851. Exergue importante en 10 lignes : PROPOSED BY H.R.H.PRINCE ALBERT, / DESIGNED BY JOSEPH PAXTONE ESQ.F.L.S., / ERECTED BY FOX, HENDERSON & C_e. / LENGTH 1848 FEET, WIDTH 456 FEET, / HEIGHT OF PRINCIPAL ROOF 66 FEET, / HEIGHT OF TRANSEPT 108 FEET, / GLAZED SURFACE 900,000 SUP FEET, / OCCUPIES 18 ACRES / OF GROUND, ESTIMATED VALUE £ 150,000. Signatures sur la ligne d'exergue : à gauche ALLEN & MOORE à droite BIRMm .

Becuwe, François

Fonds ancien du musée

Crystal Palace

; Londres

; Edifice public

; Commerce

; Foire

; Architecture industrielle

; Industrie

; Exposition universelle Londres 1851 1851 Crystal Palace

; 1851

NUM.MD3335

Cliché François Becuwe©Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille

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