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Lot 1023
Knight's Cross, instituted in 1808. Breast Badge, 62x46, gilt Silver, enameled on both sides (minor damages), golden medallion with lion in waves with motto "DOE WEL EN ZIE NIET OM" in gold letters on blue enamel/bundle of 11 arrows with scepter superimposed within serpent with motto "EENDRAGT MAAKT MAGT", original suspension ring and ribbon. Founded by Louis Napoleon 1808, 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!
Lot 129
Commander’s Cross with Brilliants in gilt bronze with hinged crown suspension in gold and silver, completely set with brilliants; ribbon ring struck on the inside with the maker’s mark of Zimmerman; original neck ribbon. A rare variation of this special class, extremely fine condition! I Ex Balcan Collection lot 59.
Lot 1624
Crown of Romania Order, Officer's Cross (4th Class), Military in Time of War (bottom of swords cut), 1st Model, Silver; Star of Romania Order, Officer's Cross (4th Class), Military in Time of War, 1st Type, Silver (enamel on one arm restored); Crown of Romania Order, Knight's Cross (4th Class), Military in Time of War (bottom of swords cut); Sanitary Merit Medal, 2nd Class; Russia, Order of St. Vladimir, 34 mm, GOLD, maker's mark "AK, Keibel", hallmarked "56, Kokoshnik", original suspension ring, loop and ribbon; Badge of Honor for 25 years of Military Service; Country's Upsurge‚ Medal. All pieces with original ribbons, in very fine condition! A rare and important bar of a high ranking officer! I-III RR!
Lot 676
Colar: Knight's Grand Cross Collar Chain 1st Class, instituted in 1818. Collar Badge, 87 mm, gilt Silver, both sides enameled, both central medallions GOLD, enameled, original suspension ring, collar made of segments of alternating lions of England, Maltese crosses and the ciphers SM and SG, in gilt silver and enamel. Superb and very rare in extremely fine condition! I R!
Lot 683
An Early Commander’s Badge of the Order in gold with centre medallion made as a cameo with the portrait of the young Queen Victoria facing left;pale blue enamelled outer circlet with the Order’s motto “HEAVEN’S GUIDE OUR LIGHT†made of chiselled silver letters, all set with brilliants; goldborder with baroque ornaments five-pointed star suspension in silver, plain, gilt-silver ribbon ring, with original neck ribbon.A very rare badge of the finest quality, extremely fine condition.The Order of the Star of India was created in 1861 by Queen Victoria, several years after the Indian Mutiny, when Britain’s power and government inIndia were again solid and well-established. It was destined to reward Indian Princes and Chiefs as well as British Officers and Civil Administrative who saw their service in India and were signalled for their conspicuous merits. Diplomatically, the first award was done to the heads of the Indian Maharajas and Princes and to the highest British authorities in India. After 1948, no further award was granted. Since 2009, with the death of the last Knight, the Maharaja of Alwar, the Order became dormant.
Lot 709
Commander's Cross, 2nd Type, instituted in 1833. Neck Badge, 74x47 mm, GOLD and enamels by "Lemaitre, Paris", centre medallion with portrait of Christ, blue enameled reverse medallion, with white cross in the centre, surrounded by Greek inscription in gold lettering, suspension crown linked to the cross with the typical loop and thin hinge, ring and loop, original neck ribbon. A superb piece, of beautiful style, in extremely fine condition! I
Lot 711
Knight`s Cross, 5th Class, 2nd Type, instituted in 1833. Breast Badge, 55x35 mm, Silver, both sides enameled, both central medallions GOLD, enameled, original suspension ring and original ribbon together with French pin for the General Secretary of the National Journeys, in leather case of issue by "Lemaitre, Paris" ! II
Lot 2166
Commander's Cross, 2nd Class, instituted in 1735. Neck Badge, 43 mm, GOLD, maker's mark "AK–KEIBEL", hallmarked "56– star", both sides enameled, original ring and ribbon, in leather case of issue, with gilt inscription on the lid, and awarding document to General Major Agathon Stenersen Nickolin (1826 - 1910), dated 3rd of December 1883. Superb set in mint condition! I
Lot 2177
Miniature, instituted in 1765. Breast Badge, 17 mm, GOLD, both sides enameled, both central medallions GOLD, enameled, reverse centre replaced, the typical old-type eagles with open wings, original suspension ring. A very rare first model from the beginning of 19th Century, extremely fine condition. III
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