Napoleon's Tomb Bronze Relief Plaque, after Delannoy. Celtic but was only registered as

but was only registered as a spoonmaker in 1778

above a fish

6cm high by 6

Issued 1997-1998

The teapot lid and handle are further part hallmarked

Napoleon's Tomb Bronze Relief Plaque, after Delannoy. Celtic but was only registered asNapoleon's Tomb Gilt Bronze Relief Uniface Plaque, after Delannoy (Maurice Delannoy 1885 1972). In 1840 Napoleon's remains were repatriated to France, although the tomb, at Les Invalides in Paris, was not completed until 1861. The sarcophagus rests in a circular open crypt, surrounded by twelve pillars depicting victories. Between the pillars are ten relief panels showing Napoleon's achievments. The soliders and horses above the crypt are Delannoy's