Lot Essay
The regiment was the 3rd (Prince of Wales's Own) Dragoon Guards hence the POW feathers and motto used by them
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INSCRIBED WITH MAKER'S NAME DADAH ONLY TO BASE, CIRCA 1865
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MILITARY INTEREST:- AN INDIAN COLONIAL SILVER REGIMENTAL PRESENTATION TANKARD
INSCRIBED WITH MAKER'S NAME DADAH ONLY TO BASE, CIRCA 1865
Of exceptional weight, plain tapering on spread foot, leaf-capped handle and domed cover with regimental badge finial, front inscribed within a wreath tied with ribbon bearing regimental motto "Ich Dien", Presented by the Non-Commd. Officers, 3rd Dn. Gds. to W. Saunders, Regtl. Sergt. Major as a mark of esteem & respect on his leaving the regiment, 1865, Ahmednuggur
6¾ in. high (17 cm.)
34 oz. (1054 gm.)
INSCRIBED WITH MAKER'S NAME DADAH ONLY TO BASE, CIRCA 1865
Of exceptional weight, plain tapering on spread foot, leaf-capped handle and domed cover with regimental badge finial, front inscribed within a wreath tied with ribbon bearing regimental motto "Ich Dien", Presented by the Non-Commd. Officers, 3rd Dn. Gds. to W. Saunders, Regtl. Sergt. Major as a mark of esteem & respect on his leaving the regiment, 1865, Ahmednuggur
6¾ in. high (17 cm.)
34 oz. (1054 gm.)
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