Description
looking south towards Isle of Dogs with the River Lea on the left
On the left are two statues
with a victory in the Argentinian Grand Prix
The choice of venue was probably related to the royal surname
The equestrian statue of King William III can be seen in the middle of the square
The Royal Society mace bollard looking south towards Isle ofThe silver gilt mace was a gift from King Charles II in 1663. It is decorated with a running pattern of roses and thistles on the stem, and the embossed figures of a rose, harp, thistle and fleur de lys on the head, emblematic of Engladn, Ireland, Scotland and France. The letters 'C. R.' denote Charles II, and an inscription on a shield at the base describes Charles as the Society's 'founder and patron'. 1663
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