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192 - ORDER OF DANILO I - MONTENEGRO
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ORDER OF DANILO I - MONTENEGRO Set consisting of: - A silver cross on a long chain, with polychrome enamel on guilloché metal, featuring the crowned monogram of Danilo I at the center, surrounded by Cyrillic inscriptions. On the reverse, the center is adorned with the date 1852–3 (Montenegro’s independence). Surmounted by the royal crown in yellow gold (lower inscription). With ribbon. Height: 8 cm. - Gross weight: 47 g. - Silver Grand Cross plaque bearing the Cyrillic monogram of Prince Danilo I of Montenegro, with a gold center and polychrome enamels on a guilloché background. Reverse side features a pin and the manufacturer’s mark of Ving Mayer’s Söhne in Vienna. Height: 7 cm. - Gross weight: 80 g. - The accompanying miniature version with its ribbon. Gross weight: 3 g. Manufactured by Ving Mayer’s Söhne in Vienna, before 1922. (Good overall condition) Awarded to Maurice de La Fontaine, Baron de Fontenay (1872–1957), a cavalry officer and Paris city councilman, who received numerous honors for his service in World War I and for his political office.
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