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E-auction 244-168082 - fme_370990 - GREAT-BRITAIN - VICTORIA Médaille de la jonque chinoise Keying

GREAT-BRITAIN - VICTORIA Médaille de la jonque chinoise Keying VG
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Estimate : 15 €
Price : 2 €
Maximum bid : 2 €
End of the sale : 18 December 2017 19:18:00
bidders : 2 bidders
Type : Médaille de la jonque chinoise Keying
Date: 1848
Mint name / Town : UK
Metal : tin
Diameter : 27 mm
Orientation dies : 12 h.
Engraver ALLEN & MOORE
Weight : 5 g.
Edge : lisse
Coments on the condition:
Médaille usée, tordue, mais identifiable

Obverse


Obverse legend : THE CHINESE JUNK KEYING // ABOUT 800 TONS / BURTHEN.
Obverse description : Jonque chinoise.

Reverse


Reverse legend : THE FIRST / CHINESE VESSEL / EVER BROUGHT TO / EUROPE / LENGHT 180 FEET / BREADTH 35 FEET / DEPTH OF HOLD / 16 FEET // ARRIVED AT ENGLAND / MAR. 27 1848.
Reverse description : Légende en 10 lignes.

Commentary


Médaille populaire en étain pour commémorer l'arrivée en 1848 de la jonque Keying, première à s'aventurer jusqu'en Angleterre après avoir passé le cap de Bonne Espérance.
Partie de Hong-Kong le 6 décembre 1846, elle arriva en Angleterre le 27 mars 1848.

Historical background


GREAT-BRITAIN - VICTORIA

(20/06/1837-22/01/1901)

Victoria (1819-1901) was the daughter of Edward, Duke of Kent, and granddaughter of George III. She succeeded her uncle Guillaume IV in 1837 and married her cousin Albert, Prince of Saxe-Coburg in 1840, against her mother's advice. She had nine children by him but became a widow in 1861. While respecting the rules of the parliamentary system, she tried to impose her views in the field of foreign affairs. Her favourite, Disraeli, had her given the title of Empress of India in 1876. Respected and loved, active and authoritarian, Victoria appeared in her time as the symbol of imperialist England. His reign marks the height of British power.

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