Miniature Groups with Japanese Orders and Medals

Eccentric group with the Order of the Italian Crown (note the suspension in the form of the crown).

 

Silver, gilt, enamel.

Prussian cross of the Mount of Olives / Spanish order of Isabella the catholic / 4th (or higher) class order of the Rising Sun.

Cross of the Mount of Olives /Ölberg-Kreuz/ was a Prussian award which was founded on 24 December 1909, by the Prussian Prince Eitel Friedrich of Prussia as a decoration to commemorate the foundation of a hospital, the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria-Stiftung (literally, "Empress Augusta Victoria Foundation, better known today as Augusta Victoria Hospital). Cross was awarded to gentleman and ladies who contributed to the Foundation.​

 

3rd class Sacred Treasure order inside the Danish group of miniatures.

Silver, gilt, enamel.
Weight 32.4 g.

 

Interesting miniature medal bar from the collection of Museum of the Legion of Honor, Paris.

1st class Chinese order of the Brilliant Star and 1st class Japanese order of the Sacred Treasure.

 

Prussian miniature group with Japanese Red Cross Society medal made by Friedrich Sedlatzek in Berlin. Prussia, Landwehr Service Award 1st Class. Silver, the medallions probably gold.- Prussia, Centenary

Silver, gold, bronze, blackening.

Prussia, Landwehr Long Service Cross 1st class, Prussia, Centenary Medal; Prussia, Japanese Red Cross Society Membership Medal.

 

Another example of German-made miniature Japanese Red Cross Society medal.

German Medal Bars with Japanese Orders and Medals

Prussian medal bar (put together by Berlin firm of J.H. Wener) with matching chain of miniatures. Prussia, rescue medal; Prussia, Red Eagle Order 4th class; Prussia, War Commemorative Medal 1870/71 (steel) on combatant ribbon; Prussia, Centenary Medal; Prussia, Landwehr Long Service Award...

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Silver, gilt, enamel.

French Legion of Honor, Montenegro order of Danilo, Rising Sun order and Chinese Double Dragon order.

 

Very interesting chain of miniatures. Sacred Treasure order, Chinese Golden Grain order, Imperial Russian order of Saint Anna (in black enamel) along with the Belgium, French, Sweden, Danish Italian and Dutch orders.

Silver, gilt, enamel.
Length 180 mm.
Weight 36.4 g.

Rare 1917 miniature badge for participants of the assemblage "The Day of Russian Flag" in Britain /Established on January 5, 1917. Double-headed eagle topped with three Imperial crowns and eight-pointed cross between the heads of the eagle. On the eagle's breast is a round shield with a red cross on it. On the cross is the monogram of Alexandra Fedorovna covered with red enamel/.​

 

Miniature group of 14 awards that belonged to a German diplomat.

1) Germany: Federal Order of Merit, 2) Niger: National Order of Niger, Grand Officer, 3) Senegal: Order of Agricultural Merit, Commander, 4) Malaysia: The Noble Order of the Defenders of the Empire, Commander, 5) Japan: Order of the Rising Sun, 3rd class 6) Iran: Order of Hamayoun, Commander, 7) Great Britain: The Most Honorable Order of the Bath, 2nd Type, Officer, 8) Italy: Order of Merit of the Italian Republic, Officer, 9) Peru: Order of the Sun, Officer, 10) Greece: Order of George I, Officer, 11) Argentina: May Order of Merit, 4th Model (since 1976), Officer, 12) Brazil: National Order of the Southern Cross, 3rd Model, 1st Type (1932-1967), Officer, 13) Ivory Coast: National Order of Merit, Officer, 14) Spain: Order of Isabella the Catholic, Knight's Cross + Thailand Order of the White Elephant, Officer ribbon bar + 1st and 3rd class Rising Sun order button miniature rosettes.​

 

Europeam-made group of miniature awards of excellent quality with Sacred Treasure order breast star and Chinese Imperial order of Double Dragon. It belonged to an unidentified Italian high-ranking officer.

Silver, gilt, bronze, blackening, enamel.

Rings of silver miniatures marked with a barely readable mark.

 

Silver, gold, gilt, enamel.

Germany, Weimar Republic: Decoration of the Red Cross /Size 18 x 16 mm/;
Austria, Empire: Honor Decoration of the Red Cross with War Decoration /Size 19.3 x 13.7 mm/;
Belgium, Kingdom: Order of the Crown (four-piece construction, in silver with blue, white and green enamels, measuring 13.8 mm (w) x 24.5 mm (h) inclusive of its crown and laterally-pierced ball suspension);
Serbia, Kingdom: Order of St. Sava /Size 16.5 x 15 mm/;
Order of the Sacred Treasure /Size 16.7 x 14.2 mm/;
Hungary, Kingdom: Order of Merit /Size 23 x 14 mm/;
Sweden, Kingdom: Order of Vasa /Size 23.5 x 14.5 mm/;
Sweden, Kingdom: Order of the North Star /Size 19.7 x 13.8 mm/;

 

Miniature group with an unusual combination of awards: order of the Italian Crown, French medal of Recognition (La Médaille de la reconnaissance Française rare WW1 award for exceptional services, repeated acts of devotion accomplished at the risk of life for France, either in a civilian capacity. It was established on July 13, 1917 by Raymond Poincaré, President of the Republic, on the proposal of the President of the Council and Minister of Foreign Affairs Alexandre Ribot and the Minister of Justice René Viviani, bore the mark of a national distinction), Japanese order of Rising Sun and Serbian order of Saint Sava.​

Silver, gilt, bronze, enamel.

 

Interesting european-made group of miniatures awards that belonged to an unidentified Japanese diplomat.

Details.

 

Miniature medal bar of excellent quality consisting of 4th class order of the Sacred Treasure, 5th class order of the Rising Sun, Republic of China 5th class order of the Golden Grain, and Taisho Enthronement commemorative medal.

Silver, gilt, enamel.

Note that Sacred Treasure order miniature has two screws on reverse.