William Wyon
PersonRelated knowledge: 01795–1851
Added: Nov 6, 2026
William Wyon (1795–1851) was a British medallist and engraver. In 1817 he produced pattern crown designs for George III, including the ‘Incorrupta’ and ‘Three Graces’. Both sides of the ‘Incorrupta’ pattern are attributed to his work, and the obverse bears his W. WYON signature.
Biographical information
Born
1795
Died
1851
Related objects
3| Images | Relation | DeepCameo object |
|---|---|---|
    | Designer · Engraver | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland — 5 pounds (five sovereigns) 1839Una and the Lion 22-carat gold (.9167) — Una and the Lion 1839 five pounds, United Kingdom — Proof, Royal Mint — Tower Hill, London |
    | Designer · Engraver | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland — 1 sovereign (20 shillings) 1831 Gold of William IV Proof sovereign, United Kingdom, 1831 — Proof, Royal Mint — Tower Hill, London |
    | Designer · Engraver | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland — 1 crown (5 shillings) 1817George III 1817 Incorrupta pattern crown Gold of unverified fineness — 1817 Incorrupta pattern crown |
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