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Hilt of a sword presented to Colonel James Hartley (1745-99) by the East India Company

Hilt of a sword presented to Colonel James Hartley (1745-99) by the East India Company


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Hilt of a sword presented to Colonel James Hartley (1745-99) by the East India Company

XZL151105 Hilt of a sword presented to Colonel James Hartley (1745-99) by the East India Company, set by James Morisset (c.1766-c.1800) c.1780 (gold & enamel) by Morisset, James (1738-1815); Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK; English, out of copyright

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This print showcases the exquisite hilt of a sword presented to Colonel James Hartley by the prestigious East India Company. Crafted by the talented James Morisset around 1780, this remarkable piece is adorned with intricate gold and enamel work. The hilt's design reflects both elegance and strength, embodying the essence of a distinguished warrior. Colonel James Hartley (1745-99) was undoubtedly honored to receive such a magnificent gift from one of the most influential trading companies in history. The East India Company, known for its significant role in British colonial expansion, recognized Hartley's exceptional service and bravery through this gesture. The coat of arms featured on this hilt symbolizes heritage and nobility, further enhancing its regal appeal. Additionally, it bears a striking weapon cross associated with St. George, adding an element of chivalry to its overall aesthetic. Preserved at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, UK, this artifact serves as a testament to both artistic craftsmanship and historical significance. Its presence evokes curiosity about past eras when swords were not only weapons but also symbols of honor and prestige. Through this print captured by Bridgeman Images from Fine Art Finder, viewers can appreciate the fine details that make up this extraordinary piece while imagining the stories behind Colonel James Hartley's heroic endeavors during his time serving under the East India Company.

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