[Bronze medallion depicting Sir Robert Walpole marked Robertus Walpole ord periscelidis eoves, the reverse Regit dictis animos and MIC] [realia].Natter, Lorenz, 1705-1763, artist[18th century?]latTitle from dealer's catalog.Initialed by artist.Around the edge is the inscription: "Robertus. Walpole, Ord. Periscellidis. Eques." On the reverse is a full length figure which Horace Walpole mentions in his letter of 15 October 1788 to John Pinkerton: "One [medal of my father] I think was struck by Natter, who was much patronized by my brother, Sir Edward...the consular figure on the medal I meanintended for Cicero; but I believe was copied from a statue belonging to the late Earl of Leicester at Holkham, and which, if I do not mistake at this distance of time, is called Lucius Antonius..." Under the figure the initials MTC [Marcus Tullius Cicero] under which are the initials L.N.