Offiziersgeschenk des 1. Badischen Leib-Dragoner-Regiments Nr. 20, um 1900 - photo 1

Offiziersgeschenk des 1. Badischen Leib-Dragoner-Regiments Nr. 20, um 1900

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30.11.2023 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
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Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 9315 | Offiziersgeschenk des 1. Badischen Leib-Dragoner-Regiments Nr. 20, um 1900
Vollplastische Figur aus bronziertem Zink (berieben, kleine Fehlstellen), an der Plinthe signiert "Eigenthum Conrad Felsing Berlin". Feldmarschmäßig gerüsteter Dragoner mit detaillierter Darstellung von Uniform, Bewaffnung (Säbel, Karabiner, Lanze fehlt) und Sattelzeug. Schwarz lackierter Holzsockel (bestoßen, kleine Fehlstellen, Profilleiste an vorderer Stirnseite fehlt) mit versilberter Widmungsplakette "Seinem scheidenden Regimentsarzt Herrn Oberstabsarzt 1. Klasse Dr. Kern das Offizier-Korps des 1. Badischen Leib-Dragoner-Regiments No. 20", dann die Offiziersnamen. Beschädigt, Altersspuren. Höhe 50 cm. Seltene, große und detaillierte Figur, restaurierungsbedürftig.
Margrave Berthold of Baden and Princess Theodora of Greece - a signed photo postcard of the couple, 1936
Der Markgraf in Anzug, seine Gemahlin in weißem Kleid, vor ihnen die beiden Kinder Margarete und Maximilian. Am Unterrand von beiden in Tinte signiert "Dotta" bzw. "Berthold Markgraf von Baden 1936". Blindgeprägte Fotografenbezeichnung "Auer Karlsruhe". Ungelaufen.
Berthold, Markgraf von Baden (1906 - 1963), Sohn des letzten kaiserlichen Reichskanzlers Prinz Max von Baden, war seit 1928 Chef des Hauses Baden. 1933 setzte er sich erfolgreich bei Hitler für die Freilassung des vom NS-Regime inhaftierten Politikers und Pädagogen Kurt Hahn ein, den Gründer der Schule Schloss Salem.
Prinzessin Theodora ("Dotta") von Griechenland (1906 - 1969) war die Schwester des 2021 verstorbenen Prinzen Philip, Duke of Edinburgh und Gemahl der englischen Königin Elisabeth II. Auf Anraten seiner Schwester Theodora besuchte Philip ab 1933 ebenfalls die Schule Schloss Salem.
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