Victorian Dinner Gong With Hunting Horns By Henry Keat
Victorian Dinner Gong With Hunting Horns By Henry Keat
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Henry Keat & Sons Antique Equestrian Fox Hunting Dinner Gong.
This novelty dinner gong is made up of a large brass gong hanging from a snaffles bit which is supported by two copper hunting horns with nickel mouthpieces and rims. The horns are mounted onto a polished oak base with a silvered shield for engraving, there are also two supports (in the form of spurs) to hold the riding crop shaped hammer. This is a fantastic piece. The horns are engraved by the maker, Henry Keat & Sons, 105 &103 Matthias Rd. Stoke Newington, London.
Also engraved on the horns are Prize Medals, By appointment to the War & India Offices, Contractors & Manufacturers.
Dimensions:
1850-1899
Circa 1870's
Oak and Copper.
United Kingdom
Oak base has been treated for wood worm. There is some slight damage to base.
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