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Cross in 750 thousandths yellow gold and p…

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MONACO - Order of Saint Charles. Cross in 750 thousandths yellow gold and polychrome enamel. No ribbon. Dimensions: 6.6x3.5cm. P. Gross weight: 11.7g. (Small chips and missing enamel, oxidation).

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MONACO - Order of Saint Charles. Cross in 750 thousandths yellow gold and polychrome enamel. No ribbon. Dimensions: 6.6x3.5cm. P. Gross weight: 11.7g. (Small chips and missing enamel, oxidation).

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Estim. 80 - 120 EUR

Set including : - A knight's star of the order of Saint Charles (Monaco). In vermeil. Ribbon. T.B. - A Commander's Star of the Order of Simon Bolivar (Venezuela). In vermeil. As is (ring missing).

Current bid 210 EUR

Orders and decorations: Belgium, Order of Leopold, Officer's Cross (modern manufacture), Belgian Interallied Medal, bar of four reductions: Sweden, Royal Order of the North Star, Netherlands, Order of Orange-Nassau, Knight's Cross, Austria, Red Cross Medal, etc. 3 pieces, wear, ribbons insolated.

Orders and decorations Ecclesiastical DECORATION in casket with pendant, cross and two mignonettes - Damascus 1979 Order of the Patriarch of the Holy Cross of Jerusalem - AE gilded and AG with enamels - FDC

Current bid 30 EUR

PORTRAIT présumé du comte Charles Otzenberger-Detaille (1881-1944), en surintendant général de l'ordre de Saint-Lazare de Jérusalem Photographie en noir et blanc Vers 1920 Dimensions : 21,5 x 12 cm Sous verre (accidenté), baguette moulurée dorée Dimensions totales : 32 x 26 cm Charles Otzenberger est l'époux de Germaine Detaille, nièce du peintre militaire Édouard Detaille. Le comte, représentant et négociant en vin originaire de Colmar, devint grand maître et rentier, fondateur de l'ordre des chevaliers de Saint-Lazare et de Saint-Jean de Jérusalem.

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