Lot n° 254
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A frame displaying 10 silver (800 parts per thousand) Knight - Lot 254
A frame displaying 10 silver (800 parts per thousand) Knight’s Crosses of the Order of the Legion of Honor, with gold centers and their ribbons, from different periods, including:
- one from the First Empire period, 3rd type, hallmarked with a lictor’s fasces (a chip on the reverse of one of the branches, small chips in the green enamel), weight 17.4 g;
- one from the Restoration period, with a fleur-de-lis crown, no visible hallmark (small chips in the enamel at the tips of the branches, and blue and green enamel), weight 17.2 g;
- one from the July Monarchy period, with a ram’s head hallmark (minor chips in the green enamel), weight 16.0 g;
- one from the Second Republic period, Type 2, with a wild boar’s head hallmark (slight enamel chips), weight 16.0 g;
- one from the Second Empire period, circa 1852, with a crown featuring fleurons, a boar’s head hallmark (slight enamel chips), weight 24 g;
- one from the Second Empire period, with a crown featuring eagles, boar’s head hallmark (slight enamel chips), weight 22.3 g;
- one from the Third Republic period, slightly domed, with a laurel wreath in relief, a boar’s head hallmark (minuscule chips in the enamel), weight: 25.5 g;
- one from the Fourth Republic period, slightly domed, topped with a diamond, marked with a boar’s head and an illegible silversmith’s mark (minuscule chips in the enamel), weight: 25.6 g;
- one from the Fourth Republic era, with a laurel wreath in relief and diamond-pointed ends, marked with a boar’s head hallmark (minor chips), weight 28.3 g;
- one from the Fifth Republic period, marked with a crab hallmark and a silversmith’s hallmark (in good condition), weight 28.6 g.
H. 49 x W. 66 cm.
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