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Los 172
Coming from a private collection of period enamelled signs collected by a gentleman over four decades. An original and rare period Jaguar enamelled steel sign burgundy ground with cream writing measuring approx. 92cm x 102cm. This original enamel sign dates from late 1950's and early 1960's and so is perfect to adorn the motor house wall overlooking a much loved XK or E-Type. SpecificationClick here for more details and images
Los 188
An 18 Carat Gold Open Faced Pocket Watch, signed Rolex, 1906, lever movement signed, enamel dial with Roman numerals, seconds dial, case with Chester hallmark for 1906, 50mm wide, with a 9 carat gold curb link chain with attached T-bar and bloodstone swivel seal 15.01.21 case with surface scratches, dial is clean, movement not working. It appears that the mainspring has broken. Total watch weight 104g. Total chain weight with seal 40.6g. Each chain link is stamped 375, chain in good condition, in my opinion the chain is rose gold. The chain will date around the same period at the watch.
Los 235
A Pickfords Advertising Tin Sign, inscribed Moved with Ease, Store with Safety and with a Pickford's van and trailer, 11.5cm by 61cm; and A Tin Sign, inscribed LICENCE TO SELL POSTAGE AND INLAND REVENUE STAMPS, 21cm by 28cm (2). Both tin (not enamel as originally described). Both reproduction items.
Los 247
An Enamel Martell Cognac Bar Tariff Advertising Sign, inscribed Faites Vous Des Amis Avec MARTELL COGNAC and with cartoon figure, marked AFFICHAGE OBLIGATOIRE DES PARIS Arrete No 19480 du 23-3 1948 and with printed card TARIF DES CONSOMMATIONS, 44cm by 34cm; A Tin Advertising ''Pin Up'' Sign, with Miss Berger holding a bottle of Pastis, 46cm (2). Miss Berger with signs of rusts, also scratches. Martell sign rusted and creased. See additional images.
Los 29
An RH&S Limited Terracotta Hairdressing Advertising Plaque, modelled and painted as a smiling head above a bowtie, incised RH&S Limited London Redg No.869550, on a painted wooden stand incised GENTLEMENS' HAIRDRESSING, 49cm high; and An Enamel Sign, inscribed COIFFEUR, 28cm by 58cm (2). Some minor paint losses/chips to ear/head and base area.
Los 128
A Knight Grand Cross Breast Star of the Civil Division (G.C.H.): instituted in 1815, breast star, 88 mm, in Silver with brilliant cut, pierced rays, centre medallion in gold and enamels (minor cracks and hairlines in the white enamel), reverse with vertical tapered pin and hook, maker’s mark “Carl Büsch, Hannover”. A beautiful star, very rare and in extremely fine condition. II RR!
Los 129
A Grand Cross Breast Star with chiselled and pierced rays, 87 mm, centre medallion with separately-made “running horse” in silver mounted on bright red enamel ground with green enameled “field” below; pale blue enameled outer circlet with motto “NEC ASPERA TERRENT”, within a green enameled laurel wreath; the reverse with vertical, narrow pin (French mark on it and on the catch) and two pins.An early, fine and rare star, from ca. 1840-50 in very fine condition. The Guelphic Order was founded in 1815 by George, Prince Regent, later King George IV and awarded both to British and Hanoverians (and foreign dignitaries) being Hanover under the common rule of the British Sovereign. At the death of George IV, the order was awarded by the King of Hanover from 1837. The order, as a state award ceased its existence when the Kingdom of Hanover was taken by Prussia as a consequence of the 1866 war. I RR!
Los 13
An early 3rd Class (Knight’s) badge: 41x24 mm, finely chiselled, gilt silver double eagle, the claws holding the sword and the orb, the breast and the back superimposed with deep-blue enameled, golden shields with the imperial cipher “F” to the obverse and the date “1815” to the reverse; the whole, resting on the gilt silver “Lombardy” crown with red and green enamelled “gems” (some loss to the green enamel); hinged, upper crown and grooved ribbon ring; original ribbon.A beautiful and very rare piece, dating to the 1816 – 1825 period, most possibly of French manufacture, not to be mixed with the so-called “Ordre de Rémplacement”, created in 1815 as a substitute of the ceased, Napoleonic awards of the “Ordine della Corona Ferrea / Ordre de la Couronne de Fer”; almost extremely fine condition. II
Los 130
A Commander’s Breast Star with Swords 80 mm, chiselled and pierced arms with golden swords between them; centre medallion with white enameled “running horse” on a bright red enamel ground with green enameled “field” below; pale blue enameled outer circlet with motto “NEC ASPERA TERRENT” in separately applied, finely chiselled cold lettering, within a thick, green enameled laurel wreath with orange-red berries; the reverse with centre disc, bearing the engraved maker’s mark “Turners Jewellersto the Royal Family 58. & 59. New Bond Street LONDON.” vertical, broad golden pin.An early, very rare and fine star, from ca. 1830 in extremely fine condition. I RR!
Los 142
A Commander’s Group: the badge, 79 mm, in GOLD with red and green enameled “rose”; centre medallion in gold with portrait of Queen Victoria, within blue enameled outer circlet with motto “IMPERATRICIS AUSPICIIS”; crown suspension in gold and enamels; long, blue neck ribbon with gold buckle; breast star, 83 mm, in Silver, with smooth and chiselled rays; crowned centre medallion in gold and blue enamel; reverse with vertical pin in gold; in the original, fitted, black morocco case of issue, with maker’s mark of Garrard & Co., London, printed in gold on the inner cushion.A beautiful, rare set, mint condition.The Order of the Indian Empire was founded by Queen Victoria in 1878 as a further reward for eminent merits and services, not deserving the award of the higher Order of the Star of India. Besides the award to Indian Royals and Princes, the order was destined to Indian and British officers and stare officials. Not awarded since 1947, with the death of the last Knight, the Maharaja of Dhrangadhra, the order became dormant. I RR!
Los 150
A very early, 1st type Knight’s Cross I Class in GOLD, 44x29 mm, with white enameled arms, finelychiselled laurel and oak wreath with green translucent enamel; gold centre medallion with polishedground and the profile head of king Otto in detailed bas-relief; the reverse medallion also in goldwith white enameled cross centered by a small square with the Bavarian colors on blue groundwithin an outer circlet with gold inscription; smooth, round upper loop and suspension crown linkedby the typical, inner hook, round ribbon ring and original ribbon with rosette. A beautiful and very rarepiece of the earliest, finest Bavarian manufacture; in red morocco case of issue with gold embossedlid and fitted inner compartment; Excellent condition. I R!
Los 151
A very early, 1st type Knight’s Cross I Class in GOLD, 53x33 mm, with white enameled arms, finely chiselled laurel and oak wreath with green translucent enamel; gold centre medallion with polished ground and the profile head of king Otto in detailed bas-relief; the reverse medallion also in gold with white enameled cross centered by a small square with the Bavarian colours on blue ground within an outer circlet with gold inscription; smooth, round upper loop (struck with a tiny, “man’s head” gold mark)and suspension crown linked by the typical, inner hook, round ribbon ring and original ribbon with french-style rosette, in original case of issue with gilt crown on the lid. A beautiful and very rare piece of the earliest, finest Bavarian manufacture. Extremely fine condition. I R!
Los 156
A Grand Cross Sash Badge of the transitional type to the 2nd model: large sash badge, 108x72 mm,in GOLD with white enameled cross and concave, polished, thin border; accurately chiseled laureland oak wreath with bright, emerald-green translucent enamel (a minor chip to a green, laurelleaf); obverse centre with polished medallion painted with the image of Christ as “Pantokrator” inthe best enamel-work, enclosed in a blue enameled outer circlet with gold inscription; two-partreverse centre with blue enameled medallion charged by the white cross, surrounded by the blueenameled outer circlet with gold inscription; small, round upper loop (“man’s head” mark) and“u”-shaped link, hinged to the inside of the royal crown, this, most accurately chiseled and largesuspension ring; original, silk sash.A most interesting, imposing and very rare badge made with the use of the 1st type Bavarianmade crosses, officially modified to the new model; almost excellent condition. I- RR!
Los 158
A Grand Cross set of the 2nd type: sash badge, 87x57 mm, in GOLD with white enameled cross,flanked by green enameled oak and laurel wreath between the arms; obverse centre medallionin gold with portrait of Christ in finest enamel miniature painting; blue enameled outer circlet withthe Order’s motto; blue enameled reverse medallion, with white cross in the centre, surrounded byGreek inscription in gold lettering; hinged suspension crown with enameled “jewels” and roundsuspension ring; with original, full length sash ribbon; breast star, 91 mm, with diamond-cut andpierced rays; centre medallion like that of the badge’s obverse, enriched with chiseled, gold, innerand outer rings; smooth reverse with concave counter-medallion and maker’s escutcheon of Pomonis,Athens; broad, tapering, vertical pin and two side-hooks; in the original, gold embossed, red caseof issue with black velvet, fitted inner compartment; the lid’s inner cushion, with maker’s mark ofPomonis, Athens, printed in gold; together, the award document and related papers, to CharlesJonnart, from April 1913.A beautiful, excellently made set, dating from the late 19th Century, almost excellent condition.Charles Jonnart (1857-1927) was France’s Minister of Foreign Affairs from 1911 until the outbreakof WW1 ; he was also involved in the politics of France in Algeria. I R!
Los 168
A Grand Cross Set of the 1st type (awarded 1926 – 1935) with “ETTA”monograms, meaning “from my ashes reborn…”: sash badge, 61x57 mm,in bright polished, gilt silver and white enamel, superimposed by a fine,detailed gilt phoenix rising from the flames, the reverse, accurately polishedby hand, with two rivets; small upper loop and circular suspension ring;original, silk full length sash with bow; breast star, 85 mm, in silver withsmooth, convex and concave rays, gilt phoenix to the centre; polished reversewith three rivets and broad pin; in the original, red-brown case of issuewith gold embossed Phoenix on the lid; the inner cushion with maker’smark of Arthus Bertrand, Paris.A beautiful group of the finest rare, French manufacture, Extremely finecondition. I R!
Los 170
A Grand Cross set with Swords (2nd type, from 1936): badge, 87x61 mm,in gilt Silver and white enamel, smooth, “frosted” reverse, applied centremedallion with the king’s monogram; suspended to its original sash;breast star, 87 mm, in Silver with smooth, highly polished rays, superimposed with a large gilt phoenix on crossed swords, gilt crown fixed tothe upper ray, by means of tiny rivets; reverse with maker’s escutcheon ofSpink and Son, London, “Medalists to H.B.M. the King” broad pin.A very rare class of this order, created in 1936, very fine condition and nicely toned. I RR!
Los 171
A Grand Cross set with Swords (2nd type, from 1941): badge, 86x61 mm,in gilt Silver and white enamel, smooth reverse, applied centre medallionwith the king’s monogram, with original sash; breast star, 84 mm, in Silverwith smooth rays, superimposed with gilt phoenix, resting on crossedswords, gilt crown fixed to the upper ray; reverse with broad pin (struckwith “EME” mark of Anagnostopulos, Athens) and two hooks.A very rare class of this order, created in 1936, very fine condition and nicely toned. I RR!
Los 172
A 2nd type Grand Commander’s set with swords: the badge, 79x54 mm,in gilt Silver and white enamel, obverse centre with convex phoenix risingfrom the flames, crossed swords between the cross’s arms; reversemedallion with royal monogram “G” (for king George II, from 1936); crownsuspension, circular ring and tapering ribbon ring; original, neck ribbonwith metal hook and eyelet; breast star, 75 mm, with bright-polished,smooth convex and concave rays, gilt phoenix rising from the flames,crossed swords and upper, gilt crown; the reverse with rivets and broadpin; in the original, black case (a gold-embossed “M” on the front-side) with maker’s mark of Spink & Son, London on the inner cushion. A very rare group in the best quality and condition. I RR!
Los 177
A Grand Commander’s set (2nd type): badge, 83x57 mm, in gilt Silver and white enamel, smooth, “frosted” reverse,applied centre medallion with the king’s monogram; original neck ribbon; breast star, 75 mm, in Silver with smooth, highly polished rays, superimposed with a large gilt phoenix, gilt crown fixed to the upperray, by means of tiny rivets and broad, vertical pin. Very rare fabrication and superb! I RR!
Los 188
A Dame Grand Cross set: the badge, 46x42 mm, in gilt Silver, blue enamel and redenameled royal crown; applied enameled medallion with fine miniature painting ofthe two saints; long suspension ring; original sash of reduced width for ladies; breaststar, 65 mm, with smooth arms and enameled centre medallion; the reverse withround, vertical pin and maker’s escutcheon of Spink & Son, London; in the large, deepblue morocco case of issue with gold-embossed coat of arms on the lid; inner cushionwith maker’s mark of Spink & Son, London.An very elegant, early set of great rarity, extremely fine condition!The Order was instituted by king George II in commemoration of his grandmother,queen Olga and his mother, Queen Sophia; it was awarded to noble Ladies, for outstanding merits to the Royal House. Discontinued as a State order in 1973, is todayawarded by the head of the Greek Royal Family. I RR!
Los 189
A Dame Grand Commander’s set: the badge, 46x42 mm, in Silver, blue enamel and red enameledroyal crown; applied enameled medallion with fine miniature painting of the twosaints; grooved suspension ring; original sash of reduced width for ladies; breast starwith smooth arms and enamelled centre medallion; the reverse with double, verticalpin with safety-catch and maker’s escutcheon of Spink & Son, London; in the original, deep-blue morocco case of issue with gold-embossed coat of arms on the lid; innercushion with maker’s mark of Spink & Son, London.An very elegant, set of great rarity, very fine condition. I RR!
Los 191
A Dame Knight’s Gold Cross, 57x42 mm in gilt Silver, blue enamel and red enameledroyal crown; applied enameled medallion with fine miniature painting of the two saints; original, bow-ribbon with pin on the reverse, this, with maker’s mark of Spink & Son, London; in the original case of issue also with maker’s mark of Spink & Son, LondonAn extremely rare badge, superb condition. I RR!
Los 194
A Dame Silver Medal, 1st type, 51x30 mm, silver badge with dark blue and greenenameled details, the centre with the image of the Virgin and the ChildJesus Christ in the finest enamel work, within a white enameled circletwith inscription, reverse medallion with royal monogram “G II ” (for KingGeorge II), hinged crown suspension and original ribbon; in the original,dark blue case of issue with the Virgin embossed in gold on the lid and the maker s mark of Kelaidis, Athens, printed on the inner cushion. Very elegant badge in best condition! I R!
Los 20
A group of Commander with Star: neck cross in GOLD with red enameled arms, 69x37 mm, flanked by the black enameled imperial eagle holding a chain in the beaks, with the motto “VIRIBUS UNITIS”; white enameled centre medallion, with the emperor’s cipher “FJ”; reverse medallion bearing the institution’s date “1849” on white enamel and hinged, polished gold border; hinged, imperial crown with red enameled inner cap and enameled crown’s “jewels”; link ring struck with “GR” for Gebrüder Resch, Viennaand “chamois’s head” gold marks; typical, suspension ring and original, crimson-red neck ribbon; breast star with chiseled and pierced rays, 70 mm, the shorter, of the “dagger-type”; the center, in the form of the order’s badge of the knight’s size in gold and enamels; concave, polished reverse, with two nuts and struck with “GEBR: RESCH” “IN WIEN” and Diana’s head silver marks; broad pin, struck with three “A” marks, in original case of issue, with gilt monogram on the lid.A very rare set of the 1st type, made by the then official purveyor of this order, from ca, 1868-70. Excellent condition. I RR!
Los 201
A complete Grand Cross set:- large Order’s badge, 117x98 mm, in gilt Silver with black 2 enameled double eagles (symbol of the Greek Orthodox Church) and two crowns with red enameledinner cap (representing the Eternal Kingdom of Faith) on each side; obverse centre medallion with finest, polychrome, miniature painting with the imageof the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem; blue enameled outer circlet with gilt Greek inscription “IN THIS SIGN YOU WILL WIN ” and “JERUSALEM MOTHER OFTHE CHURCHES”; reverse medallion with the coat-of-arms of the Orthodox Patriarchy of Jerusalem painted in the finest “en-grisaille” miniature enamel;blue enameled outer circlet with gilt, inscription “JÉRUSALEM MÈRE DES ÉGLISES” and “EN ETEI 312”; trefoil-shaped upper loop with inner cross;- crowned, sash badge, 135x57 mm, in “frosted” gilt silver with black enameled cross and green enameled “palms” between the arms; gold centre medallionwith enameled image of Christ “Pantokrator”; blue enameled outer circlet, with Greek motto “IN THIS SIGN YOU WILL WIN ” and “JERUSALEM MOTHEROF THE CHURCHES”; reverse with black enamelled, greek motto“IN THIS SI GN YOU WILL WIN ” and “EN ETEI 312” on the arms; gold centre medallion withminiature-enameled scene of the Holy Birth of Jesus Christ; blue enameled outer circlet with motto “JÉRUSALEM MÈRE DES ÉGLIS ES”; the cross can beopened and the inside contains a drop of bee-wax sealing a fragment of the Holy Cross; original, red sash;- breast star, 98 mm, with silver rays; the centre, with the order’s badge, with enameled details; the reverse, with maker’s escutcheon of Lemaitre, Paris;broad pin (French marks) and two hooks;In the original, dark brown case of issue with fitted compartment (three lapel rosettes); the lI RR!id, with gold-embossed coat-of-arms of the Greek Patriarchyof Jerusalem; the inner cushion, with maker’s signature of Lemaitre, Paris.An extremely rare set, in the best French quality, very fine condition.This Order, of which is not known a date of institution, is not connected to the Greek State, but directly awarded by the Head of the Greek Orthodox Church, is kept in the highest consideration and importance; it is awarded to highest personalities, in recognition of outstanding merits in the defenceof Christianity. I RR!
Los 213
A Breast Star of the Order 83 mm, with chiselled and pierced star; gold cross of the Order with chiselled borders, bright red enamel and gold letters, alsoenriched by fine chisel-work; the reverse, with bent pins retaining the centre, broad pin (French mark) and two hooks; in the original, black morocco caseof issue, with gold-printed mark of Halley, Paris.A beautiful piece of the best French manufacture, dating to ca. 1855-60. Extremely fine condition and patina.I RR!
Los 227
A breast star of the Order: chiseled and pierced silver rays; the centre ingold; the “lily” cross with white enameled details (a small chip to thelower fleur-de-lys); red, oval centre medallion with polychrome enameledimage of the saint in armour, within deep-sea-blue enameled outer circlet(minor enamel damage) bearing the Order’s motto in gold lettering; smooth,polished reverse, with maker’s escutcheon of Lemaitre, Paris; vertical,broad pin.A beautiful star, apparently of Italian manufacture (the French escutcheon,probably applied after a control, as it often happened; the piece, belongedand worn by members the French Royal Family of the Bourbones of Parma(provenance: Sotheby’s, sale taken place in Geneva, November 14th, 2018, lot 3). I RR!
Los 233
San Marino: Civil and Military Merit Order of St. Marinus, cross of the order in gold and enamels, with engraved and chiseled details, hinged crown and suspension ring; Tuscany, Grand duchy: Order of St. Stephen, cross of the order in gold and red enamel, hinged crown and tiny suspension ring; Parma, duchy: Order of St. Louis, cross of the order in silver and enamels, the obverse centre shield-medallion in gold; upper loop and suspension ring; lucca, duchy: Order of St.Louis, cross of the order in silver and enamels; the reverse, completely white enameled as usual on early miniatures of this order; uppel loop and suspension ring; all four pieces, suspended to a fine, double chainlet made of gold, the ends with a golden suspension hook each.A beautiful, early chain, dating to the mid 19th century, excellent condition. I R!
Los 237
A grand Cross set of the Order: sash badge, 110x71 mm, in GOLD with white enameled arms andstrong, polished, ball-finials, flanked by chiseled oak wreath tied below; white enameled centremedallion with “L II” monogram (for Leopold II), within night-blue enameled outer circlet bearinggolden inscription “MERITO CIVILE”; reverse medallion with the year “1853” on white enamel,within night-blue enameled outer circlet bearing a golden, stylized laurel wreath; upper loop asacanthus leaves, hinged grand-ducal crown and large, round, suspension ring; this, struck with the“FR” mark of Rothe, Vienna and gold mark for 14 Kt. (1867-1922); highly convex breast star, 80x84 mm,Silver, with details imitating the sequined and bullion embroidery; centre medallion with polished“LII” monogram within “MERITO CIVILE 1853” and chiseled, beaded outer ring; polished reversewith concave countermedallion, struck with “FR” and “greyhound” silver marks; broad pin withmaker’s mark “C.F. ROTHE” “WIEN” and two “A” guarantee marks; in the original red moroccocase of issue, the lid with gold embossed crown and “M.C.”; fitted inner compartment, the lid’sinner cussion, with maker’s mark of Rothe, Vienna.An beautiful and very rare set of this order, as awarded by the grand duke of Tuscany, duringhis Viennese exile; excellent condition. I RR!
Los 244
A 2nd Class (Grand Officer’s) set of the Order: gilt silver badge, 79x48 mm, with blackeneddetails and white enamel; red enameled, roughly square centre medallion with gilt monogram; ornamented ribbon ring and original neck ribbon; breaststar,76 mm, with silver, smooth rays; the centre, like the Order’s badge in gilt-silverand enamels; the reverse, with engraved award number “N-37”; with broad, tapering pin; in the original, red-brown case of issue with fitted inner compartment and the ribbon bar corresponding to the class.A very rare set of this order, in the form as awarded today, after Lithuania’sregained independence; excellent quality and mint condition. I RR!
Los 25
A 1st Class Set of the 1st Type: white enameled, 73x52 mm, gilt-silver neck cross, with crossed swords between the arms; red enameled centre medallion with golden, crowned lion, green enameled outer circlet with cyrillic, Bulgarian inscription “To the Valour” in gold lettering; red enameled, reverse centre medallion with gilt Tsar’ s monogram; green enameled outer circlet with cyrillic, Bulgarian inscription “Prince of Bulgaria” and “1879” also in gold lettering; ornated upper loop and hinged royal(princely) crown; round ring and tapering, pearled ribbon ring, with a length of original ribbon (from an unsewn trifold ribbon of a lower class of the Order); convex, white enameled (hairline cracks to the lower, left tip, without any loss of enamel), gilt bronze breast star, 68 mm, with crossed swords between the arms; red enameled centre medallion with golden, crowned lion, green enameled outer circlet with cyrillic, Bulgarian inscription “To the Valour” in gold lettering, enclosed within a further, diamond-cut silver circlet; smooth reverse with a round nut retaining the obverse centre and vertical, broad pin.A very rare set of this high order rewarding the valour in the field, very fine condition. This order, instituted on April 17th 1879 by Prince Alexander, was destined to reward outstanding, and exceptional acts of valour during wartime. It was also award to foreigners, serving in armies allied of Bulgaria. I RR!
Los 271
Knight’s Cross, instituted in 1808. Breast Badge, 62x46 mm, gilt Silver, enameled on both sides(minor damages), golden medallion with lion in waves with motto “DOE WEL EN ZIE NIET OM” ingold letters on blue enamel/bundle of 11 arrows with scepter superimposed within serpent withmotto “EENDRAGT MAAKT MAGT”, original suspension ring and ribbon. Founded by Louis Napoleon1808, abolished and substituted by the Emperor in 1811 at Amsterdam with the Order of the Reunion.Extremely rare order, beautiful manufacture of the 2nd Empire!II RR!
Los 278
A 5th Class badge of the order, 40x39 mm, Silver; the obverse, with black enameled order’s motto and also black enameled borders; centre medallion in gold with white enamelled polish eagle within greenenamelled laurel wreath; the reverse with the arms engraved with “S A R P”, centre medallion intwo-colour gold, with dark-blue enamelled “Lithuanian Knight” above the date “1792”, the wholewithin green enamelled laurel leaves (losses to the green enamel; spherical suspension and groovedribbon ring; with original ribbon.An attractive, rare decoration of this important, military order; extremely fine condition. I R!
Los 289
A Cross of the Order in Gold and bright-red, translucent enamel to both sides, 49x32 mm, on an elegantly chiselled ground; the centre, with an applied, gold cross set with white, brilliant-cut stones; circular, upper loop (this, struck with marks on both sides) and oval suspension ring.An excellent, rare piece, mid 19th Century, almost pristine condition. with 18 diamonds fora total of 0.92 ct. I RR!
Los 291
A Commander's Cross of the Order, 70x33 mm., GOLD, ca. 24 g., both sides enameled, the cross with nest chisel-work under the translucent, red enamel, round upper loop, white enamelled star suspension flanked by polished rays, centred with the red enamelled sacred heart with green enamelled details and black enamelled upper cross, polished reverse and large, hinged rear loop, original red silk neck ribbon, together with awarding document, to a Belgian diplomat, dated 1855, enclosed authorisation letter and envelope.A magnificent mid 19th century set, in high jeweler'a quality and best condition!. I R!
Los 295
A neck decoration of the Order in GOLD, 83x52 mm, white enamel bordered cross, flanked by ovalescutcheons with the arms of Portugal, within golden oak wreath tied by a ribbon below (Frenchmark) 82,5 x ; white enameled centre medallion with applied the Order’s cross in red and whiteenamels, within moulded outer circlet; similar, reverse centre medallion, but its field of mattedgold instead being white enameled; hinged suspension crown with enameled “jewels”, groovedribbon ring and original, red, neck ribbon with ties.A beautiful, definitely uncommon piece, excellent condition and workmanship. I R!
Los 296
A Commander’s Cross. Neck Badge, 78x47 mm.,GOLD, ca. 28 g., white enamel bordered cross, flankedby oval escutcheons with the arms of Portugal,within golden oak wreath tied by a ribbon below,white enameled centre medallion with applied theOrder’s cross in red and white enamels (minorcracks and repairs), within moulded outer circlet;similar, reverse centre medallion, but its field ofmatted gold instead being white enameled; hingedsuspension crown with enameled “jewels”, groovedribbon ring and original, red, short neck ribbon.Superb jeweler’s quality in fine confition! II R!
Los 297
A breast decoration of the Order, 57x37 mm, gilt Silver; white bordered, blue enameled cross within green enameled (some chips) laurel wreath; obversecentre medallion in gold, with chiseled border, white enameled field with the Order’s cross (minor damage to the red enamel); similar, reverse centremedallion, but made of chiseled gold, with the enameled Order’s cross; hinged upper crown, round suspension ring and original, red ribbon ; together, theoriginal award letter from October 13th, 1893, signed by the King of Portugal, to Eugène Lechartier, accompanied by the official, French translation.A rare and beautifully made piece , almost extremely fine condition; interesting for the accompanying papers. II R!
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