Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Medal commemorating the Reform Bill, 1832, inscribed “Thank God we have Succeeded”
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Medal commemorating the Reform Bill, 1832, inscribed “Thank God we have Succeeded”
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Medal celebrating Attwood and Scholefield as Birmingham’s first MPs, 1832
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Medal celebrating Attwood and Scholefield as Birmingham’s first MPs, 1832
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Medal commemorating Music Festival at Birmingham Town Hall, 1834
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Medal commemorating Music Festival at Birmingham Town Hall, 1834
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Birmingham Town Hall by an unknown artist, between 1855 and 1863
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Silver gilt chalice by John Hardman & Co, 1855
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Ivory Model of Birmingham Town Hall by Philip Barrington, 1889
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Ivory Model of Birmingham Town Hall by Philip Barrington, 1889
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Silver medal for the Coronation of King Edward VII by Elkington & Co, 1902
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Silver medal for the Coronation of King Edward VII by Elkington & Co, 1902
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Portrait of Sir Whitworth Wallis by Joseph Southall, 1927.
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Tortoiseshell Box by F Stringer, 1850-1900
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Tortoiseshell Stamp Box by F Stringer, 1850-1900
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Tortoiseshell Thimble Box by F Stringer, 1850-1900
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Tortoiseshell Magnifying Glass by F Stringer, 1850-1900
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Tortoiseshell Visiting Card Case by F Stringer, 1850-1900
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Tortoiseshell Watch in a Case by F Stringer, 1850-1900
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Tortoiseshell and Mother of Pearl Paper Knife by F Stringer, 1850-1900
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Tortoiseshell Purse by F Stringer, 1850-1900
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Shell used as raw material for buttons and inlay
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Ann Street School, Birmingham, by Alfred H Green, 1855
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Picture of Birmingham Town Hall in papier maché with inlaid mother of pearl by John Yeomans White, 1850-60
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Tortoiseshell Crucifix by F Stringer, 1850-1900
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Birmingham Town Hall by an unknown artist, between 1855 and 1863
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Doll's Dress
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Truncheon
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Policeman’s rattle, 1840s
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery:
Wax model for a silver figure of Napoleon Bonaparte by Elkington & Co, around 1850
