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Publisher Issued by Kinney Brothers Tobacco Company
1909–1912

Medalist: Edmond Johnson
1892

Medalist: Alfred Rossi
1936

Medalist: Edmond Johnson
1892

Medalist: Sir Thomas Brock
19th century

On loan to The Met
British, probably Bilston
1798

Medalist: William Wyon
1837

Medalist: Leonard Charles Wyon
Obverse after Joseph Edgar Boehm
Reverse after Frederic, Lord Leighton
1887

Medalist: Rudolph Ferdinand Marschall
1908

American
1908

Medalist: Jules Edouard Roiné
1909

Medalist: Alfred Benjamin Wyon
Medalist: Joseph Shepherd Wyon
1863

Publisher Issued by Kinney Brothers Tobacco Company
1909–1912

Attributed to Anstiss Stone
ca. 1795

Publisher Issued by Kinney Brothers Tobacco Company
1909–12

Thomas Pingo
1760

American
1786

Dutch
1677

Medalist: William Wyon
1843

American
1939

J. E. Ellis
1870

American
ca. 1759–75

American
Fon artist
early–mid-20th century

American
1889

Medalist (reverse): Jean-Pierre Droz
Medalist (obverse): Webb
Patron Comissioned by James Mudie
1805

Sebastian Dadler
ca. 1646

Possibly Joseph S. and Alfred Wyon
1800–1907

Medalist: Jules-Clément Chaplain
1887

Medalist: Pierre-Simon-Benjamin Duvivier
Manufactory Struck at the Paris Mint
Factory director Baron Dominique Vivant Denon
18th century

Medalist: C. H. Mabey
Medalist: J. Mabey
1878

Emil Fuchs
1909

Medalist: Benjamin Wyon
1831

Emil Fuchs
1909

Medalist: Anton Scharff
1889 (?)

Commemorating the rulers of the Baroda State, Sayaji Rao, Gaekwar, (1820–48) (one of a set of eight)
Medalist: Frank Bowcher
20th century

Attributed to Coleman E. Adler
1912

American
1889

Medalist (obverse): B. Catarzi
Medalist (reverse): Antonio Berti
1960

Medalist: James Andrews Restall
1900

Christian Friedrich Krull
1785

Amos Kennedy
2020
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