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PORTEFEUILLE À SOUFFLET en maroquin rouge doré aux petits fers nominatif «
The item was sold for 2 860 €
Fees include commission and taxes.
Gilded red morocco saddle-stitch wallet with the name "M. le Marquis de Rochelambert / Maréchal des Camps et Armées du Roi".
Silver lock plate.
18th century.
Height: 29 cm - Width: 40.2 cm
(Minor accidents and visible missing parts).
A later red morocco name label is attached: "Mr le Comte de La Rochelambert / Rue St. Dominique N°74".
Dominique N°74" in a gilded frame of fleurs-de-lis.18th century
This portfolio belonged to Gabriel Armand
Benoît, Marquis de La Rochelambert (1722 - 1785), who served as colonel of a regiment of Grenadiers- Royaux of his own name.
Royaux regiment in 1761. He had taken part in various battles and sieges| was wounded by a shot to the knee at Mons in 1746, appointed for the King as commander of the castle of Marbourg in Hesse in 1762| wounded the same year, at the head of his regiment, by a shot to the body, at the affair of Willemstadt or Grebenstein, on June 24, where he had several horses killed, including one under him, and was taken prisoner of war| was created chevalier de l'ordre royal et militaire de Saint-Louis after this action, obtained a pension from the King in 1763| admitted to ride in the carriages of the late Louis XV, on proof of his house in 1764| created brigadier des armées in 1769, designated by a letter, in the name of His Majesty, to be appointed maréchalde- camp at the first promotion| which took place. Having died without posterity, this portfolio probably passed to his nephew Gabriel René François, comte de La Rochelambert (1755 - 1821), who married
Charlotte née de Dreux-Brézé, whose descendants remain.
PROVENANCE
- Roger de Montégudet Collection (1880 - 1925)
- By descent to the present day.
Silver lock plate.
18th century.
Height: 29 cm - Width: 40.2 cm
(Minor accidents and visible missing parts).
A later red morocco name label is attached: "Mr le Comte de La Rochelambert / Rue St. Dominique N°74".
Dominique N°74" in a gilded frame of fleurs-de-lis.18th century
This portfolio belonged to Gabriel Armand
Benoît, Marquis de La Rochelambert (1722 - 1785), who served as colonel of a regiment of Grenadiers- Royaux of his own name.
Royaux regiment in 1761. He had taken part in various battles and sieges| was wounded by a shot to the knee at Mons in 1746, appointed for the King as commander of the castle of Marbourg in Hesse in 1762| wounded the same year, at the head of his regiment, by a shot to the body, at the affair of Willemstadt or Grebenstein, on June 24, where he had several horses killed, including one under him, and was taken prisoner of war| was created chevalier de l'ordre royal et militaire de Saint-Louis after this action, obtained a pension from the King in 1763| admitted to ride in the carriages of the late Louis XV, on proof of his house in 1764| created brigadier des armées in 1769, designated by a letter, in the name of His Majesty, to be appointed maréchalde- camp at the first promotion| which took place. Having died without posterity, this portfolio probably passed to his nephew Gabriel René François, comte de La Rochelambert (1755 - 1821), who married
Charlotte née de Dreux-Brézé, whose descendants remain.
PROVENANCE
- Roger de Montégudet Collection (1880 - 1925)
- By descent to the present day.