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A GOLD AND GUILLOCHÉ ENAMEL GRADUATION MEDAL FROM THE IMPERIAL ALEXANDER LYCEUM, FROM THE FAMILY COLLECTION OF THE COUNTS ZUBOV Russian, St. Petersburg, 1898 Gold, red translucent enamel over a guilloché sunburst background, inscriptions in champlevé enamel. Circular; the obverse features the gold cypher of Emperor Alexander I, founder of the Lyceum, above the date “1811” in gold. The reverse bears the Lyceum’s initials and motto in green champlevé enamel and is engraved with the date, course number, and the recipient’s name in Cyrillic. The inscriptions identify Count Alexander Platonovich Zubov (1877–1942) as the recipient in 1898. Marked with the city mark and standard 56. 2.2 cm in diameter, 11 g. GUILLOCHÉ ENAMEL MEDAL MARKING GRADUATION FROM THE IMPERIAL ALEXANDER LYCEUM FROM THE FAMILY COLLECTION OF THE COUNTS ZUBOV Russia, St. Petersburg, 1898. Gold, red translucent enamel over a guilloché background, inscriptions in champlevé enamel. Diameter 2.2 cm, 11 g. Hallmarked with the city mark and fineness “56.” On the obverse, set against red translucent enamel, is the applied gold monogram of Emperor Alexander I, the founder of the Lyceum, as well as the year '1811' in gold. On the reverse, the Lyceum’s initials and motto in green champlevé enamel, along with an engraved date, price, and the recipient’s name in Cyrillic. The inscriptions identify Count Alexander Platonovich Zubov (1877–1942) as the recipient in 1898.
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