Caption from page 32 of Modern English Silverwork, by C. R. Ashbee: "Challenge mace: designed and made for Captain R. M. Glossop as a gift to the Chipping Campden Sports Club, to be competed for by the girls who race at the Annual Swimming Sports for a silken smock. The head of the mace is divided into four panels by applied bands of twisted wire. The panels are chased with the pink-flower, the emblem of the Guild of Handicraft, and between them are applied small circular bosses of leaf design. Above are set eight pearl blisters interspersed with chased fishes. A leaf and ball cresting surrounds the domed top, which is chased and perforated and set with bluish mother-of-pearl. The head is crowned with a Dover's Castle, an emblem of the Cotswold Games, (see the "Annalia Dubrensia"). This Castle is supported on four cast sea-horses and topped with an amethyst ball. The mace has an ebony handle with little silver tablets for winners' names. The drawing is to the actual size."
C. R. Ashbee
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