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Lot 399
An R101 Airship casualty group, comprising a group of artefacts from a descendant of Arthur W J Norcott, a rigger on the crew of the R 101, including a locket bearing his portrait, a photograph of Norcott in uniform, a postcard photograph of the memorial to the casualties of the disaster at Cardington, an In Memoriam, a postcard photograph of the Cardington memorial, and insignia including an enamelled silver brooch modelled as the airship, and an embroidered overalls badge as worn by the crew of the R101
Lot 284
An Early 20th Century French Football Table, labelled R Wolff, 144cm by 85cm by 98cmOdd marks and scratches to outer case overall consistent with age and use. All playing figures in good condition, rubber bump stops need replacing, coin mechanism set to work without coins. Three balls included, three handles cracked.
Lot 101
A Garter made of blue silk, with thick, gilt-silver bullion wire (toned) embroidery with the Order’s motto “HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE” and laurel leaves;fire-gilt buckle.A beautiful piece, minor signs of wear, in very fine condition.The Order of the Garter, founded in 1348, thus being among the oldest orders of Knighthood, with the Golden Fleece and Savoy’s Order of the HolyAnnonciade, is the highest British distinction, granted by the sovereign decision only, limited to 24 Companions, besides the ruling sovereign and the Princeof Wales; more, an unlimited number of supernumerary Companions can be created by the sovereign.Dim.: 480,0x26,0 mm.II R!
Lot 104
A Star of the Order, 66x35 mm, Silver with brilliant-cut rays, British hallmarked and maker’s mark “West & Son”, entirely pierced, central medallion GOLD, enameled, reverse with vertical tapering pin and hook. Extremely rare and very fine.The Order of St. Patrick was founded by King George III in 1783 as a chivalric distinction proper to Ireland as a “constituent nation”, with England and Scotland. It was awarded for conspicuous merits to the Crown and the lastconferment took place in 1922, when most of Ireland became independent.The Queen of England remains “technically” as the Sovereign of the Order. I R!
Lot 105
A breast star of the Order, 76 mm, chiseled and pierced silver rays; white enameled centre medallion with golden, green enameled Irish Trefoil resting on red enameled cross of St. Andrew type; gold bordered, pale blue enameledouter circlet, with the Order’s motto in chiseled, gold lettering; the reverse, counter-medallion, struck with Irish silver and “E.J” marks and the maker’s mark of West & Son, Dublin.An extremely rare star of the discontinued order of the Irish Crown, excellent condition and quality.Note: West & Son were historical Dublin jewellers, purveyors of orders to Queen Victoria, also makers of the official collar of Lord Mayor of Dublin. The firm, established in 1720, closed in 2010. I R!
Lot 109
A Grand Cross breast star, 95x91 mm, with chiselled and pierced rays, curved to the tips; superimposed, octagonal cross in gold, with chequered pattern and polished borders; silver centre medallion with three crowns in gold and enamels; red enameled outer circlet with the Order’s motto in ornamented gold lettering, the whole enclosed in a green enameled laurel wreath, tied below by a blue enameled scroll with the motto “ICH DIEN” in gold lettering; the reverse with gold vertical pin; of early, British manufacture. Superb and perfect early quality! I R!
Lot 112
A Grand Cross breast star of the Order, Civil Division, 87x80 mm, chiselled and pierced rays with typical curved tips; the centre with three golden crowns within red enameled outer circlet with the Order’s motto in gold lettering,within chiselled, golden borders; the reverse, with maker’s signature of “Hunt & Roskell, late Storr, Mortimer & Hunt”, London, engraved on the counter-medallion, also struck with the mark “WN”; vertical pin.A magnificent, early star, of the finest British manufacture, excellent condition and beautiful patina. I R!
Lot 115
An Early Commander’s Breast Star, 73 mm, Military Division, with chiselled rays, white enameled centre medallion with golden sprays of rose and thistle and three crowns within red enamelled outer circlet with the Order’s motto, the whole, placed on an outer circlet in gold with a green enamelled laurel wreath; below, a dark-blue enameled scroll with the motto “ICH DIEN”; smooth, polished reverse and broad, flat pin; no maker’s mark.A very interesting and rare piece, almost pristine condition. I R!
Lot 117
A Companion’s Badge in GOLD and enamels of the finest manufacture, 53x45 mm, with all-roundmade lions, the upper loop struck with a “TD HD” mark and gold marks (the capital “U” markwith serif within a shield, for 1815); original, broad ribbon with golden suspension bar and upper,golden buckle.A beautiful and rare piece in extremely fine condition. I R!
Lot 120
A Complete Collar of the Order: neck chain in gilt, 123x87 mm, chiselled silver made of 8 white enameled Maltese Crosses; 4 “SM” and 4 “SG” monograms (for “Saint Michael” and “Saint George”); 6 crowned, passant guardant lions and 4 winged lions holding a closed book and six arrow each; all parts, linked by chains with rings of square section; closures made of hinged plates; the the two winged lions of the centre mail, linked by the British Crown; the rear, with the suspension for the collar badge; this, in gilt silver, with white enameled arms, centre medallions with miniaturepainted ground and applied, polychrome enameled, golden bas-relief images of St. Michael and St. George, within blue enameled outer circlets with the Order’s motto “AUSPICIUM MELIORIS ÆVI” in gold lettering; upper royal crown with strong, suspension ring; the whole, in the original, black morocco case (small damage to the closure) with gold embossed “G.C.M.G.” on the lid; the inner cushion with maker’s mark of Garrard & C°, London.A most beautiful and rare group of the highest quality and very fine condition. This order was instituted on April 28th, 1818 by George, Prince Regent (later, King George IV) and originally awarded for exceptional merits “to those holding commands or high position in the Mediterranean territories acquired in the Napoleonic Wars”, later extended to all those holding similar office in other territories of the British Empire.The Collar, worn by Knights Grand Cross only, was used during the highest ceremonial occasions only. I R!
Lot 123
A Knight Grand Cross Set (G.C.V.O.), instituted in 1896: sash badge, 73 mm, in Silver gilt, obverse enameled, superimposed parts silver gilt, enameled, numbered “92”, original suspension ring and sash; breast star, 90 mm, in Silver with brilliant cut rays, partially pierced, superimposed parts made of gilt silver and enamels; the reverse with vertical tapering pin and hook, numbered “92”.A splendid set, extremely fine condition. Scarce with low number!I R!
Lot 125
A Knight Grand Cross Set, 1st Type (with Britannia on the centre medallion), Civil Division (G.B.E.),instituted in 1917; sash badge 90x71 mm, in gilt Silver, obverse enameled, central medallion gilt Silver, enameled,original suspension ring and sash; breast Star, 105x85 mm, silver with smooth rays, centre medallion silver gilt and enameled medallion’s circlet, reverse with vertical tapered pin and hook, in original case ofissue (maker’s name has been clipped off) with inscription “G.B.E.” on the lid. Superb set, extremely finecondition.The order was instituted in 1917 by King George V as a reward for any merit towards the Crown,both military and civil. I R!
Lot 138
An Early Commander’s Set: badge of the Order in GOLD, 85x50 mm, with centre medallion made as a cameo with the portrait of the young Queen Victoria facing left; pale blue enameled outer circlet with the Order’s motto “HEAVEN’S GUIDE OUR LIGHT” made of chiselled silver letters, all set with brilliants; GOLD border with baroque ornaments five-pointed star suspension in silver, plain, gilt-silver ribbon ring, with original neck ribbon; breast star, 85 mm, with slightly flamed rays; gilt silver centre medallion with a silver, chiselled five-pointed star within a white bordered, pale blue enameled circlet made as in form of a tied ribbon (tiny chips to the left ribbon’s end) with the Order’s motto in separately made, silver, chiselled letters, all set with diamonds; plainreverse with centre disc engraved with the maker’s mark: “R. & S. Garrard & Co. Goldsmiths and Jewellers to the Crown 25 Haymarket London” and gold pin; in the original, black morocco fitted case of issue with maker’s mark of Garrard on the inner cushion and a further, full-length neck ribbon.A very rare set of the finest quality, very 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 in India 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 signaled 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. With 229 diamonds for a total of 0.491 ct.I/II RR!
Lot 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!
Lot 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!
Lot 154
A 1st type Knight’s Cross miniature, 19x11 mm, in GOLD and enamels, with centre medallions in gold, with King Otto’s portrait (facing right) to the obverse and Bavarian colours to the reverse; hinged suspension crown, groovedring (French marks) and original ribbon. A very well-executed piece, rare and extremely fine condition. I- R!
Lot 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!
Lot 161
Grand Officer’s Star, 2nd Type, instituted in 1833. Breast Star, Silver with chiselled and pierced rays of very convex shape, maker’s mark ”Lemaitre - Paris”, center medallion gilt and enameled of excellent quality, broad pin and two retaining hooks to reverse. A superb star in mint condition together with award document and related, chancellery paper, for a Grand Commander’s set of the Order, to Henry Houssaye, member of the Academie Française, given in Athens, on February 21st, 1895 ; in the originalenvelope.Extremely fine, rare and highly interesting. I/II R!
Lot 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!
Lot 169
A Grand Commander’s set of the 1st type as created by the RepublicanGovernment, 61x58 mm, with gilt Silver, white enameled cross, with appliedgilt Phoenix; smooth, frosted back reverse; ribbon ring of “Austrian”type and original, frail neck ribbon; breast star, 75 mm, with silver raysand applied, gilt Phoenix; bright-polished reverse, with vertical, broadpin.A rare group, very fine condition. I R!
Lot 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!
Lot 205
A breast badge of the order, 48x29 mm, in GOLD and black enameled detail to the obverse; a tiny screw, to open the decoration, and insert a sacred relic; the upper loop, struck with a “14” gold mark anda maker’s monogram “GH”, vertical suspension ring and long, red ribbon.A piece of beautiful fabrication, extremely fine condition and rare.I R!
Lot 21
A 2nd Class decoration: the cross in silver with red and white enameled arms, 52x49mm, silver roses and branches, with fine engravings on their reverse; obverse centre medallion in white enameled gold, with applied, golden bust of the saint, with white enameled upper cross, silver outer circlet; white enameled reverse medallion with golden roses and applied, ornated, capital monogram “E” in gold, with upper loop struck with “A”, “greyhound’s head” and “F.R” (within a lozenge) marks; suspension ring struck with two “A” marks; original ladies’ bow ribbon (detached from the cross), together with a miniature bow ribbon of the Austrian Red Cross decoration with applied, green enameled “War Decoration”; in the original, red morocco, fitted case of issue with silver embossed, Austrian coat-of-arms and four, cursive “E” on the lid; inner cushion with gold printed maker’s mark of Rothe & Neffe, Vienna.A rare decoration of this Ladies’ Order, created by Emperor Franz Joseph, in memory of her wife, Empress Elizabeth, assassinated in Geneva in 1898, one week after her death;Very fine condition, nice, dark patina. I R!
Lot 210
A breast star of the order, 91 mm, in Silver, chiselled, flanked by ornated fleurs-de-lys; chiselled gold centre with enameled details of the robe of the Saint; separately-made scroll with the Order’s motto in gold lettering on blue enameled ground; the reverse, with a vertical pin and two side hooks, maker’s mark of Halley Palais Royal, Paris. A superb star, of high French quality and very fine condition. I R!
Lot 218
A Knight’s badge in GOLD, 56x37 mm, six groups of three polished beams each, flanked by 6 white enameledfleurs de lys; polychrome enameled image of St. Ferdinand with armour and robes on highlypolished ground, within night-blue enameled outer circlet (a small chip) bearing the goldenmotto “FIDEI ET MERITO”; reverse medallion with inscription “FERD. IV INS TITUIT. 1800” on mattedground within polished border; hinged upper crown with polished details, upper orb with cross,grooved suspension ring, original ribbon with broad rosette.A rare, attractive piece of French manufacture; extremely fine condition. I R!
Lot 223
A Cross for a “Knight of Right” (Cavaliere di Diritto) in GOLD, 40x37 mm, red enameled cross, flanked by green enameled laurel wreath and crossed swords with chiseled hilts; white enameled centre medallion,bearing the golden image of St. George and the Dragon; blue enameled outer circlet with the Order’s motto “IN HOC SIGNO VINCES”; reverse medallion similar to the obverse but the outer circlet, bearing the inscription “VIRTUTI” and laurel branches; sphaerical suspension loop and round ring, with ribbon.A beautiful, early piece, excellent condition. I R!
Lot 226
A Knight’s cross in GOLD, 60x41 mm, with white enameled arms, flanked by beautifully chiseledand engraved fleurs de lys; obverse centre medallion with royal monogram within green enameledoak wreath; night-blue enameled outer circlet (tiny chip) with motto “DE REGE OPTIME MERITO”in golden lettering; reverse medallion with night-blue enameled inscription “FRANCISCVS I INSTITVITMDCCCXXIX” on polished gold ground, within thick, green enameled oak wreath enriched by orangebrown enameled acorns; typical, upper crown, solidly mounted to the cross by means of tiny rivets;smooth, suspension ring and original ribbon.A beautiful piece of typical, excellent, Neapolitan manufacture; extremely fine condition. I- R!
Lot 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!
Lot 235
A Commander’s Cross of the Order in GOLD,89x60 mm, with white enameled arms enriched bygrooved borders and ball-finials, flanked by redenameled, rounded beams; oval centre medallionwith separately-made image of the saint on pebbledbackground, his feet on green enameled “grass”;red enameled outer circlet, bearing the goldenmotto “UBIQUE SIMILIS”; golden, oval, reversemedallion bearing the polished letters “S.J.F. 1807.”,within red enameled outer circlet with golden, stylizedpalm branches; red enameled upper loop in the formof ribands, to which the ducal crown is hinged;with original, silk neck ribbon.A highly attractively made piece, surely of early,Tuscan manufacture, excellent condition. I- R!
Lot 247
Grand Cross set, civil division: badge of the order in GOLD, 100x66 mm, withwhite enameled arms with ball-finials; white enameled centre medallionwith golden, crowned monogram “A” within blue enameled outer circletwith the Order’s motto “VIRTUTE” in golden lettering and golden laurelbranches above; white enameled reverse centre medallion bearing “1292.1858.” In gold; ornamented upper loop, with hinged, ducal crown, suspendedto the original, sash ribbon; breast star, 77 mm, in silver with polishedrays; white enameled centre medallion with golden, crowned monogram“A” within blue enameled outer circlet, bearing the motto “VIRTUTE” madeof separately-made, applied, chiseled golden letters, flanked by chiseled,golden laurel branches, between finely beaded borders; the reverse withvertical pin and maker’s mark of Weishaupt.A beautiful, rare, early set of the order, excellent condition. I R!
Lot 249
A neck badge of the Order, from the early 19th Century, 41x27 mm, white enameled cross, flanked by chiselled fleurs-de-lys; the upper crown enriched with fleurs-de-lys, polished details and beaded ornamentations;round ribbon ring (gold mark) and original, black silk ribbon.A beautiful decoration of the finest, probably French manufacture, almost excellent condition. I R!
Lot 254
A 1st Class Set of the 2nd Type: sash badge, 73x49 mm, in Silver and enamels; obversecentre medallion with red enameled fields and applied crowned monogram “ДI” andinscription “ЗА НЕЗАВИЗИМОСТЪ ЦРНЕ ГОРЕ” (For the Independence of Montenegro)in gold; reverse centre medallion with the date of independence “1852-3” and around,the same motto of the obverse “ЗА НЕЗАВИЗИМОСТЪ ЦРНЕ ГОРЕ”, also applied ingold; suspension loop struck with Austrian silver marks; suspension crown in gold (thering, struck with Austrian gold and “VM” marks; original sash ribbon; breast star, 83 mm,with chiselled and pierced silver rays, superimposed with the enameled centre, like thebadge’s obverse, with gold details to the centre medallion; the reverse, with maker’sescutcheon of Mayer’s Söhne, Vienna, and vertical pin (this, struck with two “A” marksfor Vienna), the lower ray, with “VM” mark; in the original case of issue, with Montenegro’scoat-of-arms embossed in gold on the lid, the inner cushion, with maker’s inscription ofMayer’s Söhne in French (!).An exceptional group of this order of the best Austrian quality, from the end of 19th Century, extremely fine condition. I R!
Lot 264
A Miniature in gilt Silver, 21x20 mm, with polychrome enameled obverse; the reverse, finelyengraved; with suspension ring, original triangular ribbon. An extremely fine piece,rare for its quality.This decoration was instituted in 1920, during the stay of the Montenegrinian troops in Italy to remember the 1918 uprising against the creation of the Kingdomof Serbia-Croatia-Slovenia and the consequent loss of independence of Montenegro. I R!
Lot 270
A set of the Order: white enameled cross in gold of maltese type with ball finials, flanked by matte-finished, golden “w” monograms; centre medallion in gold with embossed crowned lion rampant, holding raised sword and arrows; blue enameled reverse medallion with the motto “ViRTUS NOBILITAT” in golden lettering, within golden border; hinged, royal crown with finely embossed and chiseled details and round suspension ring passing through the orb together with short ribbon; breast star in silver with diamond-like chiseled arms and gilt borders; the edge, fitted with a thin, decorative chainlet; blue enameled centre medallion with the order’s motto in gilt, capital lettering; the upper arm, surmounted by silver royal crown with golden inner cap; concave, polished, gilt reverse with thin, vertical pin of round section and two side-hooks.A beautiful, rare, early set, excellent condition.Dim.: the badge, 73,0 x 48,0 mm.; the star, 46,0 x 45,0 mm. I R!
Lot 274
Grand Cross Badge, Military Division, 1st Class, 2nd Type, instituted in 1847. Sash Badge, 96x61 mm, GOLD,hallmarked “750”, maker’s mark “J.T.J. Tostrup”, both sides enameled, both central medallionsGOLD, enameled, GOLD Crossed Swords enameled, with Royal Crown suspension device and sash.Superb badge in excellent condition!I R!
Lot 275
Grand Cross Set, Civil Division, 2nd Type, instituted in 1847. Sash Badge,88x63 mm, GOLD, ca. 35 g., both sides enameled, both central medallionsGOLD, enameled, with Royal Crown suspension device and completesash. Breast Star, 77 mm, diamond cut Silver, maker’s mark “I. Tostrup- Kristiania”, gold Royal Monograms and enameled center medallion,reverse with long vertical pin, in case of issue by “I. Tostrup” with giltinscription and crown on the lid and button hole rosette. Mint state andof high jeweler’s quality!I R!
Lot 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!
Lot 283
A jewelled Badge of the Order from the 2nd half of 19th Century, 59x41 mm, red enameled,chiselled gold cross, applied centre cross in silver, completely set withbrilliant-cut white stones; plain, polished reverse; round suspension loop and small, doubled ringlet; in a red, fitted case.A very interesting, rare piece of excellent manufacture, extremely finecondition. I R!
Lot 287
A 19th Century, jewelled Neck Badge, 55x39 mm, gilt Silver cross, set with pastes, centred by a cross set withwhite, brilliant-cut pastes; smooth reverse, with a large, bow-shaped suspension, original, narrow,neck ribbon, in leather case of issue.An attractive piece of a great quality; extremely fine condition. I R!
Lot 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!
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