William Wyon RA (Birmingham 1795 – 29 October 1851), was official chief engraver at the Royal Mint from 1828 until his death. Indian rupee engraved by...

(1792–1817), British engraver William Wyon (1795–1851), British engraver Benjamin Wyon (1802–1858), British engraver Leonard Charles Wyon (1826–1891), British...

ISBN 978-0-304-35873-1. Nicholas Carlisle; William Wyon (1837). A memoir of the life and works of William Wyon. W. Nichol. p. 111. Kindleberger, Charles...

contract. Although there were calls for a public competition, William Wyon's son, Leonard Charles Wyon was chosen to execute the new design. Both the Queen and...

The eldest son of chief engraver William Wyon and his wife, Catherine Sophia, née Keele (d. 1851), Leonard Charles Wyon was born in one of the houses in...

of the most beautiful British coins ever struck. It was designed by William Wyon in 1839, to commemorate the beginning of Queen Victoria's reign (in 1837)...

further work on the coinage. Second Engraver (later Chief Engraver) William Wyon was assigned to translate Chantrey's bust into a coin design, and the...

work on the coinage for refusing to copy the work of another artist. William Wyon was given the task of engraving what became the more flattering "bare...

be minted after 1797, through the reigns of George III, George IV and William IV, and the early reign of Queen Victoria. These later coins were smaller...

with the last using the well-regarded depiction of Una and the Lion by William Wyon. Although the Una coin was for sale for almost half a century at the...

George Wyon, as well as the brother of Thomas Wyon, with whom he went into business for a short time. Both his nephew, Thomas Wyon, and his son, William Wyon...

Thomas Hugh Paget Leonard Charles Wyon William Wyon Of postage stamps: Czesław Słania Leonard Charles Wyon William Wyon Of pins: Godfrey Lundberg (1879–1933)...

half farthings during the reign of William IV in 1837. The obverse bore a right-facing portrait of William IV by Wyon with the legend GULIELMUS IIII DEI...

trident, and helm, was created by Leonard Charles Wyon based on an earlier design by his father, William Wyon. The coins were also used in British colonies...

was engraved by Pistrucci's assistant, Jean Baptiste Merlen, and by William Wyon; Pistrucci was thereafter excluded from work on the coinage. The Mint...

Corbould's sketch was in turn based on the 1834 cameo-like head by William Wyon, which was used on a medal to commemorate the Queen's visit to the City...

Wyon (1826–1891) Peter Wyon (1797–1822) George Wyon (1771) -M- Elizabeth Phillips James Wyon (1804–1868) George William Wyon (1836–1862) Henry Wyon (1834–1856)...

shield, engraved by William Wyon, possibly based on a design by Pistrucci, though the numismatic scholar, Howard Linecar, stated that Wyon was also responsible...

London. Wyon was the father of Thomas Wyon the younger, Benjamin Wyon, and Edward William Wyon the sculptor. Lee, Sidney, ed. (1900). "Wyon, Thomas (1767-1830)" ...

Benjamin Wyon (1837 – 1884) Joseph Shepherd Wyon (1836 – 1873) Leonard Charles Wyon (1826 – 1891) Thomas Wyon the elder (1767 – 1830) Thomas Wyon the younger...

Thomas Wyon the Younger (1792 – 22/23 September 1817) was an English medallist and chief engraver at the Royal Mint. Wyon was born in Birmingham. He was...

dragon, based on the reverse of a personal medal originally made by William Wyon for Albert, Prince Consort. Lakicevic, the co-inventor of the product...

same size and weight standard in 1835 and 1844, bearing William Wyon's obverse portraits of William IV and Queen Victoria, respectively. In 1866, third farthings...

also produced bronze proofs in 1868. The obverse of the coins used William Wyon's obverse die for the Maundy twopence, bearing a left-facing portrait...

king, George VI, asked for a modification of the original RNLI medal by William Wyon, from 1824. The obverse from that time onwards had shown the head of...

designed by the Chief Engraver of the Royal Mint, William Wyon, while the reverse of both was designed by William Dyce. Unlike the crown's Gothic script, the...

process of steel engraving, and the head of the Queen as engraved by William Wyon for a special medal struck to celebrate Her Majesty's official visit...

Wyon & Wyon 1887, pp. 79–81. Wyon & Wyon 1887, pp. 82–90. Wyon & Wyon 1887, pp. 90–94. Wyon & Wyon 1887, pp. 95–97. Wyon & Wyon 1887, p. 98. Wyon &...

Royal Mint's modeller and engraver, Leonard Charles Wyon (William's son) prepare steel coinage dies. Wyon did so, and pattern coins were struck several times...

Edward Alexander Wyon (1842; London – 1872; Hastings) was a London architect and poet, descended from the Wyon family of engravers. His only known building...