Grafendiplom und Verleihungsurkunde von König Friedrich - photo 1

Grafendiplom und Verleihungsurkunde von König Friedrich

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€ 650
Auction dateClassic
05.12.2021 11:00UTC +02:00
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Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
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Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 670529
Lot 3069 | Grafendiplom und Verleihungsurkunde von König Friedrich
Wilhelm III. von Preußen für Alexander Graf von Unruh (1726-1806) Mehrseitige, auf Pergament geschriebene Verleihungsurkunde mit eigenhändiger Unterschrift Friedrich Wilhelm III., dat. Berlin, 06.02.1797, roter Maroquineinband mit Goldprägung; mehrseitiges, auf Pergament geschriebenes Grafendiplom mit Wappen in Gouache- und Goldmalerei sowie eigenhändiger Unterschrift Friedrich Wilhelm III., dat. Berlin, 10.01.1802, roter Maroquoneinband mit Goldprägung. Zum Grafendiplom gehörige, runde Berliner Siegeldose König Friedrich Wilhelm III. (1770 - 1840) aus teilvergoldetem Silber. Auf dem Deckel ein gegossenes Relief mit dem von Wilden Männern flankierten Königsmonogramm unter der preußischen Königskrone. Im Innern ein Wachssiegel mit dem Großen Preußischen Staatswappen. Gest. Tremolierstrich, Berliner Stadtmarke, Jahresbuchstabe G (1788-1802), Meister Christian Gottlieb Pintsch (Vgl. Scheffler, Berlin, Nr. 11, Nr. 1072). Ca. 35 cm x 25,5 cm. Dose D. 14 cm. Alexander Graf von Unruh war Erbherr auf Schloss Karge (im heute polnischen Kargowa) und wirkte u.a. als Generalmünzdirektor Polens. Two certificates of award for count Alexander Graf von Unruh (1726 - 1806) hand-signed by King Frederick William III of Prussia, Berlin 1797 and 1802. One of them with large wax seal of the king in a silver box.
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