Baden: Hausorden der Treue, Glaspokal des Ordens des General von Schilling. - photo 1
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Baden: Hausorden der Treue, Glaspokal des Ordens des General von Schilling.

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06.04.2019 12:00UTC +02:00
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Germany, Ludwigburg
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ID 174136
Lot 0078 | Baden: Hausorden der Treue, Glaspokal des Ordens des General von Schilling.
Farbloser Glaspokal mit Deckel, das Dekor wohl durch den Gothaer Glasschneider Georg Ernst Kunckel geschnitten, der Sockel mit Arabesken-Dekor, der Kelch mit geschnittenem Ordenskleinod, die Kartusche mit Dedikation "No: 29 HR. GENERAL VON SCHILLING", der Deckel ebenfalls mit Arabesken-Dekor und No: 29. Dazu: Alder, Lars: Die Ordensstiftungen der Markgrafen von Baden 1584-1803.
Höhe ges.: 306 mm.

Ludwig Friedrich Freiherr Schilling von Cannstatt wurde am 17. November 1654 in Owen geboren. Er war schon unter Markgraf Friedrich VII. Magnus von Baden-Durlach im Dienst, ab 1685 Hauptmann und ab 1689 Oberstwachtmeister des schwäbischen Kreises mit Sitz in Durlach. Er nahm an den Türkenkriegen teil und war von 1690 bis 1693 in französischer Gefangenschaft. Im Jahre 1700 wurder er Oberstleutnant des Schwäbischen Kreises und beendete nach 42 Jahren Militärdienst seine Dienstzeit als baden-durlachscher Generalmajor und Generalquartiermeister des Schwäbischen Kreises. Am Geburtstag des Markgraf Karl Wilhelm, dem 28. Januar 1722, wurde er in den Orden aufgenommen und "als ein guter alter Freund mit dem Orden beehret" bezeichnet. Neben dem Hausorden der Treue war er auch Ritter des württembergischen Großen Jagdordens. Er verstarb am 5. Juni 1729 in Talheim.
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