European-Made Miniature Groups with Imperial Russian Orders and Medals

European-made miniature group with order of Saint Anna.
Gold, silver, enamel.

 

Austrian-made group.
Gold, silver, enamel.

French "crab" mark.

St. Stanislaus Order with drooping wings.

 

Interesting chain of miniatures that allegedly belong to architect Carl Theodor Mellgren.
Gold, silver, bronze, enamel.

 

Group of seven made by Spink and Son (presumably awarded to a Russian émigré who adopted British nationality).

Great Britain, Coronation, 1953; Russia, Order of St Anne, Order of St Stanislaus, both Military Division and in silver-gilt and enamels, 1812 Centenary, Tercentenary 1913, Romania, Order of the Star, Military Divison, in silver and enamels, Persia, Order of the Lion and Sun, Fourth Class badge, by Spink and Son, in silver.

 

The Peninsular War and Waterloo Miniature Group that belong to Lieutenant-General Sir Neil Douglas K.C.B. , K.C.H., 79th Foot who was severely wounded at Quatre Bras.

Gold, metal, enamel.

Waterloo 1815, hand-engraved;
Russia, Order of St. Vladimir;
Order of the Bath;
The Royal Guelphic Order, Military Division;
Army Gold Cross;
Austria, Order of Maria Theresia;
Army Gold Meda for Pyrenees, hand-engraved.

 

German-made rare miniatures of order of St. Anna and order of St. Stanislaus with imperial crowns.

Gold, enamel.

 

Order of Saint Anna, 3rd Class with Swords + Serbian Order of the White Eagle, Officer’s Cross Military.

Gold, enamel.
St. Anna size 15x14 mm.
White Eagle size 25x10 mm.
Unmarked.

 

Gold chain with seven miniatures: Portuguese Order of Christ - Cross and Breast Star, Austrian Franz Joseph Order, Italian Order of the Crown, Saxon Order of Albrecht, Order of St. Anne (reverse medallion is missing), Italian Mauritius and Lazarus Order Breast Star (central medallion is damaged).

Gold, silver, enamel.

 

Miniature chain with six orders made by Fayolle-Pouteau. Paris: Officer of the Legion of Honor; order of Saint Stanislaus; Italian order of Saints Maurice and Lazarus; Spanish civil order of Alfonso XII; Bulgarian order of Civil Merit; Belgium order of Leopold. Belong to French historian, art historian and poet Pierre Girault de Nolhac (15 December 1859, Ambert – 31 January 1936, Paris).

Gold, silver, enamel.
Height 25 mm.
Width 63 mm.

Collection of Château de Versailles.

 

Beautiful large miniature chain of the consular official and diplomat Paul Goetsch. Paul Goetsch was born in 1867 in Slawentzitz, Province of Silesia, studied law and economics at the Silesian Friedrich Wilhelm University and the Philipps University Marburg and was active in both the Corps Lusatia Breslau and the Corps Teutonia Marburg. In 1895 he joined the Foreign Service and three years later was entrusted with the provisional management of the consulate in Algiers. Further positions and promotions were to follow, which culminated in 1917 with the appointment as Wirkl. Go. Legation Councilors have been crowned. From 1920 he was envoy in Montevideo, where he was tasked with re-establishing the ministerial residence and converting it into an embassy - also for Paraguay. In 1932 he was forced into retirement because he had reached the age limit, but he was only able to enjoy it for three months and died on April 1, 1932 in Berlin, where he also found his final resting place.​

Bronze, silver, gilt, enamel.

1) Prussian Red Eagle Order, 2nd class with crown and ribbon, 2) Prussian Crown Order, 3rd Class, 3) Officer's Landwehr service award for 20 years, 4) Saxonian Order of Albrecht, 2nd model (1876-1918), Knight's Cross 1st class with crown, 5/6) Austria Franz Joseph Order, breast star and badge, 7/8) Sweden North Star Order, breast Star and badge, 9) Belgium Crown Order, 10) missing decoration, 11) Netherlandish Orange-Nassau Order, 12) Italian Lazarus Order 13) Order of St. Anna 13) Order of St. Stanislaus.​

 

Miniature group of Russo-Japanese war veteran made by Spink & Son, London.

 

Impressive French-made group of miniatures with Saint Anna order.

Silver, bronze, gilt, rhinestones.
Length 9.1 mm.

1. Officer's badge of the Legion of Honor, with diamonds (France)
2. Badge of the Military Cross 1914–1918. (France)
3. Volunteer Cross 1914–1918 (France)
4. Combatant's Cross (France)
5. Medal “Great War for Civilization 1914-1918” (France)
6. Medal "In Memory of the Great War", for volunteers. (France)
7. Medal in memory of the war of 1914–1918. (France)
8. Medal for the defense of Verdun in 1916 (France)
9. Memorial cross for participation in the War of Liberation of 1914–1918. (Serbia)
10. Badge of the Order of Academic Palms (France)
11. Badge of the Order of Agricultural Merit (France)
12. Officer's badge of the Order of Glory (Nishani-Iftikhar) (Tunisia)
13. Badge of the Order of St. Anne (Russia)
14. Commander's badge of the Order of Orange-Nassau (Netherlands)

 

WW1 D.S.C. British officer group of miniatures with St. Vladimir and St. Anna orders with swords.

 

Swedish group of miniatures with Saint Anna order.

Sweden Jubilee badge 1907, Sweden Order of the Sword, Swedish Order of the Vasa, Baden Sähringer Löwen, Order of St.Anne.

Nice quality.

 

Group of thirteen miniatures with order of Saint Anna made by Berlin workshop of Paul Meybauer https://asiamedals.info/threads/orders-of-saint-anna-made-by-paul-meybauer-berlin.26014/

Prussia, Iron Cross 1914; Bavaria, Order of Military Merit, with swords, silver base metal and enamel; Saxon Duchies, Ernestine House Order, with swords, silver-gilt and enamel; Saxe-Meiningen, Cross of Merit in War 1914; Germany, Cross of Honour 1914-18, combatants; Prussia, Order of St. John, enamelled; Order of the Red Eagle, 4th Class, enamelled; Bavaria, Order of Military Merit, silver base metal and enamel; Saxon Duchies, Ernestine House Order, silver and enamel; Prussia, Officer’s L.S. Cross, for 25 years; Centenary Medal 1897; Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, Duke Alfred Wedding Medal 1899, silver; Russia, Order of St. Anne, silver-gilt and enamel.​

Saint Anna order has distinct features of Meybauer iconography .

 

European-Made miniature group with St. Stanislaus order.

Silver, gilt, enamel.

 

Group of five miniatures made by Spink and Son (similar Spink-made Saint Stanislaus order miniature https://asiamedals.info/threads/eur...an-orders-and-medals.23515/page-4#post-359578).

Marked "Spink & Son, Ltd. 5 King Street, S.W. [London]".