Set of objects that belonged to the Marquis André de la Riva-Agüero y Looz-Corswarem, secret Cameroy of Pope Pius IX and Chamberlain to Prince Charles III of Monaco. Comprising: a set of honorary decorations including 3 medals and a chain with miniature gold medals (tested) presented on a green cushion, a large cord and a garter of Cameroy, a gouache on paper representing coats of arms, a watercolor photographic portrait, several diplomas and charters including one bearing a lead seal and three drawings in graphite and watercolor on paper representing lakeside landscapes Period : end of XIXth century.

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