Celebrate eighteenth-century medallic art with the 1731 George II Dassier Dedication Bronze Medal. Struck in bronze and measuring about 41 mm in diameter, this distinguished medal forms part of the acclaimed "Kings and Queens of England" series by Jean Dassier, the renowned Swiss medalist whose work set new standards in numismatic design and artistry.

The obverse presents a finely detailed laureate bust of King George II in armour and draped mantle, framed by the Latin legend “GEORGIUS. II. D. G. MAG. BR. FR. ET. HIB. REX.”, eloquently affirming his royal titles. Unique to this medal within the Dassier series, the reverse features an elegant inscription dedicating the entire collection to the reigning monarch, a gesture of both homage and historic significance.

Commissioned in London under royal approval in 1731, the Dassier Dedication Medal is an enduring tribute to craftsmanship, royal heritage, and the artistry that defined Jean Dassier’s legacy. Its well-preserved relief and classic design make it a prized testament to Britain’s numismatic tradition, and an evocative link to the reign of George II and the golden age of medal making.