A circular silver and enamel medal surmounted by a King's crown. The blue enamel surround bears the wording 'Queen's Work for Women Medal' with an inner inscription 'Presented by the Gentlewoman'. The inner circle has a crossed golf putter and driver with a golf ball between, pin back with no maker mark, some wear with no enamel chips, pin has lost it's spring. A very rare badge
a coppered spelter commemoration plaque of the 1917 Russian revolution which shows the warship Aurora in Petrograd. It has some mounting holes in the back, I have no idea what it was used for, a heavy spelter cast item with some of the edges have been knocked and the copper plate has been chipped or worn away. Unknown year of manufacture but a very nice
1960/70's, possibly earlier, bust of an unknown Soviet political activist, the item has not been recently cleaned, is matt white, slightly grubby, unglazed parian style with a smooth texture, nice maker marks to the base, a quality manufactured item, not modern, size is approximately 6.5 inches high x 6 inches wide, excellent condition, recently purchased in Russia
I would be grateful for more information should anyone