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GRANDE-CROIX DE LA CROIX ROUGE ESPAGNOLE
The item was sold for 6 500 €
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GRANDE-CROIX DE LA CROIX ROUGE ESPAGNOLE
Grande-Croix plaque| yellow gold with eight pointed branches, in the center a platinum cross set with diamonds alternating with lions' heads issuing from platinum towers (symbol of Castile and Leon). In the center, a ruby cross surrounded by the motto "OB: CIVES: SERVATOS" in gold and enamel. The platinum cross is surmounted by a platinum and red enamel crown on a guilloché background adorned with pearls, two triangular sapphires and two rubies framing an emerald. On the reverse: pin and two hooks. 19th century.
Diameter: 8 cm - Gross weight: 86.3 g
Original circular case in red morocco gilded with small irons, green underside marked by the maker: "Olivier Joaillier Palais Royal 119".
It can be assumed that this plate belonged to a member of the royal family or a high Spanish dignitary.
Olivier Joaillier, also known as Peck-Olivier under the sign of the Croix d'Honneur, was a manufacturer specializing in the design of phallic decorations, located in the gallery of the Palais Royal at number 119. This renowned manufacturer supplied several foreign courts.
Grande-Croix plaque| yellow gold with eight pointed branches, in the center a platinum cross set with diamonds alternating with lions' heads issuing from platinum towers (symbol of Castile and Leon). In the center, a ruby cross surrounded by the motto "OB: CIVES: SERVATOS" in gold and enamel. The platinum cross is surmounted by a platinum and red enamel crown on a guilloché background adorned with pearls, two triangular sapphires and two rubies framing an emerald. On the reverse: pin and two hooks. 19th century.
Diameter: 8 cm - Gross weight: 86.3 g
Original circular case in red morocco gilded with small irons, green underside marked by the maker: "Olivier Joaillier Palais Royal 119".
It can be assumed that this plate belonged to a member of the royal family or a high Spanish dignitary.
Olivier Joaillier, also known as Peck-Olivier under the sign of the Croix d'Honneur, was a manufacturer specializing in the design of phallic decorations, located in the gallery of the Palais Royal at number 119. This renowned manufacturer supplied several foreign courts.