Silver Gilt Medal Awarded to R.H.Bath Ltd
Based on historical horticultural archives, R. H. Bath, Limited (of The Floral Farms, Wisbech) was a prominent nursery firm that frequently exhibited at prestigious events, including The Grand Yorkshire Gala.
Award Context: R.H. Bath Ltd was known for displaying rare and choice flowers, such as Orchids and Cypripediums, at these events, often earning high praise and medals (e.g., silver medals).
The Grand Yorkshire Gala: This was an annual, prestigious horticultural show held in York (often associated with gatherings at Harker’s Hotel or Bootham Park).
Note: R.H. Bath, Ltd. was a significant commercial nursery active in the early 20th century, particularly known for carnations, tulips, and
Orchids.
Italian Style Micro-Mosaic Flower Oval Pin Brooch
Italian Style Micro-Mosaic Flower Oval Pin Brooch
This item is a vintage Italian micro-mosaic flower oval pin brooch, a prized collector's item known for its intricate hand-set glass tesserae.
Design: Features a hand-set floral bouquet on a blue background, framed by a twisted metal border.
Origin & Material: Handcrafted in Italy, typically using glass tiles set into a brass or base metal frame.
Dimensions: Similar antique examples measure approximately
4 cm4 cm
4 cm
by
3 cm3 cm
3 cm
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