The Charles II (Dassier c.1734) Bronze Medal is part of the celebrated "Kings and Queens of England" series engraved by Jean Dassier in the early 18th century. This bronze medal, typically measuring around 40mm in diameter, features a finely detailed portrait of Charles II and was issued as a commemorative piece several decades after his reign, reflecting Dassier’s dedication to capturing the likenesses and legacies of English monarchs.

Jean Dassier, Chief Engraver at the Geneva Mint, produced a set of 34 medals in this series, each highlighting a different monarch. The obverse displays a lifelike bust of Charles II, while the reverse features a depiction of Mercury inscribing a tomb. These medals are highly regarded by collectors as part of a complete series that documents the royal lineage of England. The Charles II Bronze Medal stands as a testament to both the monarch’s enduring legacy and the remarkable skill of Jean Dassier as a medallist.