Vrede van Utrecht, penning vereerd aan de leden van beide Houses of Parliament 1713

This silver medal, created by John Croker in 1713, commemorates the Treaty of Utrecht. The obverse depicts Queen Anne, crowned and with a laurel wreath, while the reverse portrays a female figure holding a laurel branch and a spear, representing peace. The inscription "Pax et Concordia" is present on both sides. The medal was likely gifted to members of both Houses of Parliament as a symbol of the peace treaty that ended the War of the Spanish Succession.