Bedeutender silberner Kartuschkasten als Ehrengeschenk an Großfürst Mikhail Nikolaevitch Romanov von Kommandeuren der 2. Leibgarde-Artillerie-Brigade zu Pferd, Russland, datiert 1885 - photo 1

Bedeutender silberner Kartuschkasten als Ehrengeschenk an Großfürst Mikhail Nikolaevitch Romanov von Kommandeuren der 2. Leibgarde-Artillerie-Brigade zu Pferd, Russland, datiert 1885

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07.05.2024 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
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Lot 4208 | Bedeutender silberner Kartuschkasten als Ehrengeschenk an Großfürst Mikhail Nikolaevitch Romanov von Kommandeuren der 2. Leibgarde-Artillerie-Brigade zu Pferd, Russland, datiert 1885
Bedeutender silberner Kartuschkasten als Ehrengeschenk an Großfürst Mikhail Nikolaevitch Romanov von Kommandeuren der 2. Leibgarde-Artillerie-Brigade zu Pferd, Russland, datiert 1885
Silberner Deckel mit aufgelegtem silbernen und teilemaillierten St.-Andreas-Stern mit zwei gekreuzten Kanonen, auf der Oberseite eingravierte kyrillische Inschrift "2. Leibgarde Artillerie Brigade zu
Pferd". Die Innenseite des Deckels mit St.-Petersburger-Feingehaltspunze "84" zolotniki, Meistermarke "AK" für Karl Albrecht und eingravierter Inschrift mit Namen der letzten Kommandeure dieser Brigade: "1881-1885 Fürst V.N. Masalsky, V.M. Khitrovo, A.Ja. Tal, A.M. Khitrovo, Graf E.E. Putiatin, A.M. Voronovich, Graf M.A. Barantsev, V.G. Pavlovsky, A.A. Dmitriev". Auf dem inneren Deckel eingerahmtes Foto (verblasst, hinter Glas) mit reitenden Offizieren der 2. Leibgarde-Artillerie-Brigade. Innen vergoldet mit gleichen Feingehaltspunzen und Meistermarken. Rückseite mit zwei Befestigungsschrauben. Maße 9,4 x 16,6 x 5 cm. Gewicht 635 g. Guter Zustand. Extrem selten.
Der Überlieferung nach handelt es sich um ein persönliches Geschenk von Kommandeuren an Großfürst Mikhail Nikolaevitch Romanov (1832 - 1909), der Chef der 2. Leibgarde-Artillerie-Brigade zu Pferd war.


Keywords: Russland, russisch, Russian, Russia, Russe, Russie, Petersburg, Moskau, Moscow,
A distinguished Russian silver cartridge case as a gift of honour to Grand Duke Mikhail Nikolaevich Romanov from commanders of the 2nd Mounted Life Guards Artillery Brigade, dated 1885
A distinguished Russian silver cartridge case as a gift of honour to Grand Duke Mikhail Nikolaevich Romanov from commanders of the 2nd Mounted Life Guards Artillery Brigade, dated 1885
Silver lid with appliquéd silver, partially enamelled star of the Order of St. Andrew with two crossed cannons. The Cyrillic inscription (tr.) "2nd Mounted Life Guards Artillery Brigade" engraved on the top. The inside of the lid stamped with the St. Petersburg mark of fineness for "84" zolotniki, master's mark "AK" for Karl Albrecht and engraved names of the last commanders of this brigade: "1881-1885 Prince V.N. Masalsky, V.M. Khitrovo, A.Ja. Tal, A.M. Khitrovo, Count E.E. Putiatin, A.M. Voronovich, Count M.A. Barantsev, V.G. Pavlovsky, A.A. Dmitriev". The inner lid bearing a framed photograph (faded, behind glass) with mounted officers of the 2nd Life Guards Artillery Brigade. The interior gilt with the same marks of fineness and master's marks. Two mounting screws on the back. Dimensions 9.4 x 16.6 x 5 cm. Weight 635 g. Good condition. Extremely rare find.
By all accounts, this was a personal gift from the commanders to Grand Duke Mikhail Nikolaevich Romanov (1832 - 1909), who was Commander-in-Chief of the 2nd Mounted Life Guards Artillery Brigade.
Condition: II


Keywords: Russland, russisch, Russian, Russia, Russe, Russie, Petersburg, Moskau, Moscow,
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