United Kingdom. An Order of the Bath, Civil Division, Companion

Silver gilt badge measuring 33.2 mm x 50.7 mm inclusive of the suspension ring and 21 grams including ribbon, composed of an open-work oval wreath bearing three royal crowns upon a stem of thistle, rose, and shamrock, the surrounding band inscribed “TRIA JUNCTA IN UNO” for "three joined in one", the obverse and reverse both feature defined floral and crown details, suspended from a later replacement neck ribbon, bearing full British hallmarks including the sterling silver .925 fineness mark, the leopard’s head London assay mark, and the maker’s mark SG identifying Sebastian Garrard, overall displaying light wear consistent with age.

Footnote: The Most Honourable Order of the Bath is one of the senior British orders of chivalry, its origins traceable to medieval ceremonial traditions and formally reorganized in 1725. The Companion grade (CB) in the Civil Division recognizes distinguished service of a high order to the Crown and state in non-military capacities. Sebastian Garrard, of the Royal jewellers Garrard & Co., produced insignia for the order throughout the late 19th and 20th centuries, and his marked pieces are sought after for their quality.