Opening van het tentoonstellingsgebouw van Crystal Palace te Sydenham 1862 1862

This silver medal, created by G. Dowler in 1862, commemorates the opening of the Crystal Palace in Sydenham, England. The medal depicts the iconic building with its large glass structure, a symbol of the Industrial Revolution and advancements in architecture. The detailed inscription on the reverse provides information about the event, including the date of the opening and the purpose of the Palace, which was to showcase the latest achievements in industry and technology. The medal is a testament to the grandeur and significance of the Crystal Palace, a landmark that captured the spirit of the Victorian era.