Orden der Heiligen Kyrill und Methodius, Kollanen-Kleinod - photo 1

Orden der Heiligen Kyrill und Methodius, Kollanen-Kleinod

Lot 3596
11.05.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 3596 | Orden der Heiligen Kyrill und Methodius, Kollanen-Kleinod
Estimate value
€ 5 000
Kleinod zur Großen Kollane, am oberen Kreuzarm eine parallel zum Kreuz angelötete Trageöse, diese gepunzt mit "FR" für Rothe, Wien, und weiteren altösterreichischen Silberpunzen, das Kleinod überhöht vom Verbindungsglied zwischen der Großen Kollane und dem Ordenskreuz - einem Seraphin.
Insgesamt sehr fein ausgeführtes Kollanen-Kleinod für die Große Kollane, mit bester Emaillemalerei der beiden Brüder und apostelgleichen Heiligen Kyrill und Methodius, die Feuerstrahlen auf beiden Seiten emailliert, der Kopf des Seraphims separat eingelegt in die Engelsflügel. Die große Kollane wurde während des 35-jährigen Bestehens des Ordens nur neunmal an Bulgaren verliehen. Ausländische Inhaber waren u.a. Zar Nikolaus II. von Russland, Kaiser Wilhelm II., König von Preußen, Kaiser Franz Josef von Österreich, König von Ungarn.
Provenienz: Dieses Kleinod wurde am 5. Oktober 2018 bei der Fa. Künker in ihrer Auktion 311, Losnummer 576, angeboten. Es stammt aus der Sammlung von Peter Groch.
Order of Saints Cyril and Methodius, a collar badge
Badge to the grand collar, the upper cross arm with suspension loop soldered parallel to the cross, the loop punched with "FR" for Rothe, Vienna, and further old Austrian silver marks, the badge surmounted by the connecting link between the grand collar and the order cross – a seraph.
Overall very delicately crafted collar badge for the grand collar, with depiction of the two brothers and equal-to-apostles, Saints Cyril and Methodius, in exquisite enamel painting, the fire rays enamelled on both sides, the seraph’s head separately inlaid amidst the angel’s wings. The grand collar was awarded a mere nine times to Bulgarians during the 35 years of existence of the order. Foreign wearers were, among others, Tsar Nicholas II of Russia, Emperor William II, King of Prussia, Emperor Franz Josef of Austria, King of Hungary.
Provenance: This badge was offered by the company Künker at its auction No. 311 on 5 October 2018 under lot No. 576. It comes from the collection of Peter Groch.
Condition: II +
Auction house category:Orders and insignia
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