Maximilian Graf Verri della Bosia (1824 - 1909) oder Ernst von Barth zu Harmating (1849 - 1934) - Zweispitz für Generale, 1897 - 1912 - photo 1

Maximilian Graf Verri della Bosia (1824 - 1909) oder Ernst von Barth zu Harmating (1849 - 1934) - Zweispitz für Generale, 1897 - 1912

Lot 4326
27.10.2022 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 4326 | Maximilian Graf Verri della Bosia (1824 - 1909) oder Ernst von Barth zu Harmating (1849 - 1934) - Zweispitz für Generale, 1897 - 1912
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€ 2 000
Zweispitz aus schwarzem Mohair (Kanten etwas berieben), die Spitzen mit silberner Quastenfüllung auf blauer Unterlage, seitlich die silberne Sternagraffe über der silbern-blauen Landeskokarde, darunter die ab 1897 eingeführte Reichskokarde. Das schön erhaltene hellblaue Seidenfutter mit Aufdruck des Münchner Hoflieferanten Joh. Zehme, ockerfarbenes Schweißleder. Im originalen Aufbewahrungskarton (berieben, kleine Risse, ein Stoffband unvollständig) mit Herstelleretikett von Joh. Zehme sowie Draht-Tragegriff. Seltenes Zeitzeugnis, direkt aus Familienbesitz und in herausragender Erhaltung.
Der Zweispitz für Generale bildete eine bayerische Besonderheit, da die Pickelhaube beim Prinzregenten nicht in hohem Ansehen stand. Der Generalkapitän der Leibgarde der Hartschiere Maximilian Verri della Bosia wurde 1889 zum General der Infanterie ernannt. Ernst von Barth zu Harmating wurde 1905 als General der Infanterie verabschiedet.
Bicorne hat of black mohair (edges somewhat rubbed), the ends with silver tassel filling on blue ground, on the side the silver star clasp surmounting the national cockade in silver and blue, underneath it the royal cockade introduced in 1897. The beautifully preserved light blue silk lining with imprint of the Munich court purveyor Joh. Zehme, ochre-coloured leather sweatband. In the original storage box (rubbed, minor tears, one cloth band incomplete) with manufacturer’s label of Joh. Zehme, wire handle. Rare historical object direct from family possession, in excellent condition.
The bicorne hat for generals was a special Bavarian feature, as the Prince Regent did not favour spiked helmets. The Captain General of the Hartschier Life Guards Maximilian Verri della Bosia was appointed General of the Infantry in 1889. Ernst von Barth zu Harmating was discharged as General of the Infantry in 1905.
Place of origin:Kingdom of Bavaria
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