Netherlands, Netherlands, Visit of Queen Wilhelmina to the Begeer Medal Manufactory, 1900, white metal medal by P. Pander, 47mm; together with Anthon Begeer, 1907, uniface bronze portrait plaque by J.C. Wienecke, 72 x 53mm (Beg. 761; Zw. 724; BDM VI, 479); Striking of Medals in Precious Metal at the Begeer Manufactory, 1922, bronze medal by E. Telcs, 41mm (Beg. 302); Begeer, van Kempen & Vos, Jewellers, 1925, bronze medal by E. Telcs, 41mm; C.J.A. Begeer, 1935, bronze medal by J.J. van Goor, 60mm (Beg. 880). [5]. First fine, others very fine, last scarce (£50-70)

Founded by Carel Joseph Begeer, the Begeer family firm of medallists, jewellers and silversmiths, based in Utrecht, have been responsible for thousands of varieties of Dutch medals since the company’s inception in 1890