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Council of King Henri IV - Temple of Janus closed - 1606
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SILVER TOKEN Council of King Henri IV - Temple of Janus closed - 1606 Gross weight: 5 g. TTB

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SILVER TOKEN Council of King Henri IV - Temple of Janus closed - 1606 Gross weight: 5 g. TTB

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SILVER - LOUIS XV - CORPORATIONS - COMMUNAUTE DES LINGERES TOKEN 1719. LUD.XV.REX - CHRISTIANSS - dressed bust of the king, profile to the right - reverse: COMMUNAUTE DES MARCH. LINGERES date à l'exergue - linges étendus, en leur center couronne d'épines, légende VERONICA - 29mm - 7,35 gr - SUP

Starting price 38 EUR

SILVER - FRANCE - JETON de la CHAMBRE DE COMMERCE DE BAYONNE - Issue of 1832 - LOUIS PHILIPPE I KING OF THE FRENCH - bust of the king in profile to the left signed BARRE below the neck - reverse: large sailing ship unloading at quay legend VINCENT FIDE (defeated by faith) - signed BRENET in the exergue - on the edge hallmarks antique lamp (1832 to 1841) and silver - octagonal 30 mm - 12.93 grams - SUP

Estim. 30 - 50 EUR

[Manuscript] Letter from Cardinal Jacques Davy du Perron to Henri IV, April 5, 1607. Manuscript of 8p in-4, in Italian. Amazing period translation of the letter sent by Cardinal du Perron to Henri IV, now preserved at the BnF (BnF ms. fr. 18002 f° 92-99 v°). This letter is of key importance in the history of Henri IV's negotiations with the Papacy. In it, the Cardinal announces to the King that he had succeeded in rallying Paul V to the Cardinal de Joyeuse's views, and in getting him to abandon the Jesuit cause to allow his reconciliation with the Serenissima. Unfortunately, we do not know why this Italian translation was produced, or to whom it belonged. A work of verse.

Estim. 3 000 - 3 500 EUR

After BARTHÉLÉMY TREMBLAY (Louvres, France, 1568-1629). France, ca. 1825-1830. "Bust of King Henry IV". Patinated bronze. Marble base. Measurements: 41 x 22 x 22 x 15 cm. The bust we now present is based on the original sculpture made by the French Barthélemy Tremblay to Henry IV, today visible in the castle of Pau. A black painted plaster copy of this sculpture is kept at the National Military Pristine Museum of La Flèche. This piece was produced in 1817 and donated by the Marshal Duke of Feltre.

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