#CollectionCloseUp: Regent’s Park
Immerse yourself in the decadent details and alluring charm of the Regents Park Collection. Drawing inspiration from the royal grounds of London’s Regents Park, this collection brings the opulence and romance of European design into your home.
#MedalMonday - Pte John Dudley’s General Service Medal 1793-1814, with Talavera clasp. Pte Dudley enlisted with the 24th of Foot in 1806 aged 14. He was discharged just four years later due to “a diseased spine in consequence of service.” #medal#collectioncloseup
These #WW1 binoculars belonged to 111374 Lt Edward Stanley Summers who served with the 4th and 11th battalions of the SWB and the Monmouthshire Regiment. Carved into the case are all the places he travelled to during the war. #TravelTuesday#armylife#collectioncloseup
#OTD 1945 Cpl Edward Chapman, 3rd Bn, Monmouthshire Reg, was cited for the Victoria Cross. He displayed “outstanding gallantry and superb courage” in single-handedly repulsing repeated German attacks and capturing a vital ridge . #WW2#VC#collectioncloseup#museumwales#medal
RT @RW_Museum: #OnlineArtExchange “Music in the Modern World, A Friendly Power In Egypt” by W C Horsley. The painting shows the band of the 1st Bn, Welch Regiment marching through Metwali Gate in Cairo and was completed in 1888. #artuk#collectioncloseup…
These medals, including the Military Medal and bar, were awarded to Corporal Daniel Phillips of the 2nd Battalion, The Welsh Regiment. Corporal Phillips, who was born in Bridgend, died of wounds in France, in October 1918. #medalmonday#WW1#collectioncloseup#LestWeForget
Challenge accepted #onlineartexchange! Here we have a fine ‘trench art’ vessel made from a #WW1 8lb British shell. It is decorated with the Welch Regiment badge and .303 bullets. Intended as a vase, it was brought home as a souvenir of the war. #artuk#collectioncloseup
This is our #biggestart. A portrait of Major General William Allan, 41st Regiment, painted in 1900. He fought in the Crimea 1854-56 and the first Boer War 1880-81, and later became Colonel of the Welsh Reg. The painting is by Daniel Albert Wehrschmidt. #artuk#collectioncloseup