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Certificate - Intercolonial Exhibition of Wine Fruit Grain, Awarded to Thomas Gaunt, 1884
Reg. No: SH 960981
- Summary:
- Certificate awarded to Thomas Gaunt, Melbourne at the Victorian Intercolonial Exhibition of Wine, Fruit & Grain, Melbourne, 1884. Awarded for clockwork and emu eggs.
Lithograph by Izett Watson, Melbourne. - Description:
- Cream certificate with brown & sepia print mounted in a heavy cream cardboard frame. The certificate depicts a stone archway on which grape vines are growing. To the left stand a group of 3 women all with garlands of fruit & leaves on their heads. They are holding a scythe (representing grain), a vine and an assortment of fruit. A basket of fruit is beside them along with a shovel and rake. A man harvests wheat in the background. At the bottom, a grape press decorates the banner containing the signatures of the Chairman and the Vice-Chairman of the Exhibition and the Honorary Secretary. The lithograph is by Izett Watson, Artist, Melbourne. The certificate was awarded to Thomas Gaunt for Clockwork and Emu Eggs.
- Acquisition Information:
- Transfer from Trustees of the Royal Exhibition Building (REB), 1991
| Discipline: | History |
| Dimensions: | 37.80 cm (Height), 50.80 cm (Length) |
More information
| Tagged with: | awards, exhibitions, exhibitions melbourne intercolonial victorian wine fruit grain 1884, viticulture |
| Themes this item is part of: | Thomas Gaunt, Watchmaker & Jeweller (1829-1890), Royal Exhibition Building Collection, Public Life & Institutions Collection |
| Primary Classification: | PUBLIC EVENTS |
| Secondary Classification: | (To Be Classified) |
| Tertiary Classification: | (to be classified) |
| Inscriptions: | VICTORIAN INTERCOLONIAL EXHIBITION OF WINE FRUIT GRAIN/MELBOURNE VICTORIA/1884/We Hereby Certify That/this Certificate/is awarded to T Gaunt/of Melbourne/for Clockwork & Emu Eggs. |
| Awarded To: | Thomas Gaunt - Thomas Gaunt & Co, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1884 |
| Lithographer: | Izett Watson, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1884 |
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