A Victorian Silver Presentation Trowel by Edward & John Barnard and George Richard Elkington, London 1859
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A VICTORIAN SILVER PRESENTATION TROWEL by Edward & John Barnard and George Richard Elkington, London 1859, the trowel of heart shape with octagonal shaped handle with a shaped terminal, bearing presentation engraving Presented to the Revd Hugh rihton DD, ON THE OCCASION OF HIS LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE, of the United Presbyterian Church Derby Road, Bootle, 11 May 1860. 33.5cm long, 10 troy ounces
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