Peace 1919 – Silver Commemorative Medal (J. R. Gaunt, London) (Silver, 41.44 mm, 42.22 g). Maker: J. R. Gaunt, London (stamped to suspension bar). In a dark green leather fitted box, gilt-tooled to lid, George Kenning & Son, Liverpool (box slightly worn/used). A substantial silver Peace 1919 medal, suspended from its original deep blue ribbed ribbon on a brooch bar stamped J.R. GAUNT, LONDON. The medal is of impressive weight and sculptural quality, with strong relief and a rich aged tone. One side bears an armorial shield within an architectural/cartouche setting, flanked by two standing figures (supporters) and surmounted by an emblematic canopy. A ribbon motto scroll below begins “AND …” and continues “… TAC …” (as struck; full motto indistinct in the photograph), with an additional small scroll at the base. The reverse is a classic allegorical “Peace” composition, showing a standing figure receiving/holding a dove and olive branch, with the inscription: PEACE 1919 and symbolic elements in the field, executed in the characteristic style of early 20th-century medallic art. Reverse / fittings Brooch fitting intact and functional; suspension bar clearly stamped J.R. GAUNT, LONDON. Condition: Very good. Strong detail with attractive natural patina; ribbon crisp with light wear; minor surface marks consistent with age; fittings secure. Case with visible use and age wear.