Royal Goldsmiths:
The Art of Rundell & Bridge
1797-1843

A loan exhibition
in support of
The Prince’s Trust

Koopman Rare Art
London
June 14--July 1, 2005  

Press Enquiries

For all press enquiries contact: EMMA CUNNINGHAM Tel: 0208 516 2646 E-mail: Emma Cunningham Click here to download the latest press release The following images are now available for downloading in print quality jpeg files at c. 5 x 4 in. and 300 dpi. Their copyright belongs to Koopman Rare Art and they are only to be reproduced in connection with editorial coverage of the exhibition. Pair of monumental silver-gilt ewers made for the Duke of Northumberland Supplied by Rundell, Bridge & Rundell Marks: Philip Rundell, London, 1822 Private loan File size is 1.16 MB Small-sword (detail of hilt) Mounted in silver-gilt and enamelled with martial trophies, a coat-of-arms and a monogram Made by James Morisset in 1797-8 Presented by the officers of the Bandon Garrison, Ireland, to Major General Eyre Coote. Supplied by Rundell, Bridge & Rundell Lent by Peter Finer File size is 1.01 MB The Most Noble Order of the Garter A Lesser George Sash Badge in gold and enamel Made by William Cooper for Rundell Bridge & Co., 1837 Possibly for the young Queen Victoria Private Collection Courtesy of Dix Noonan Webb File size is 1.07 MB One of a pair of silver-gilt cups and covers Supplied by Rundell & Bridge Marks: Thomas Cooke, London, 1804 Private loan File size is 0.84 MB Massive ormolu candelabra in the Egyptian taste Supplied by Rundell’s to the 3rd Duke of Richmond for his Egyptian Dining Room at Goodwood House, c. 1802-6 Lent by Galerie Sarti c

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