Orden des Regierenden Hauses Hohenzollern - Ordenskollane mit Kleinod, 2. Modell, 1939 - 1947 - photo 1
Orden des Regierenden Hauses Hohenzollern - Ordenskollane mit Kleinod, 2. Modell, 1939 - 1947 - photo 2
Orden des Regierenden Hauses Hohenzollern - Ordenskollane mit Kleinod, 2. Modell, 1939 - 1947 - photo 3
Orden des Regierenden Hauses Hohenzollern - Ordenskollane mit Kleinod, 2. Modell, 1939 - 1947 - photo 4
Orden des Regierenden Hauses Hohenzollern - Ordenskollane mit Kleinod, 2. Modell, 1939 - 1947 - photo 5
Orden des Regierenden Hauses Hohenzollern - Ordenskollane mit Kleinod, 2. Modell, 1939 - 1947 - photo 6
Orden des Regierenden Hauses Hohenzollern - Ordenskollane mit Kleinod, 2. Modell, 1939 - 1947 - photo 7

Orden des Regierenden Hauses Hohenzollern - Ordenskollane mit Kleinod, 2. Modell, 1939 - 1947

Lot 2364
30.04.2025 10:00UTC +02:00
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Lot 2364 | Orden des Regierenden Hauses Hohenzollern - Ordenskollane mit Kleinod, 2. Modell, 1939 - 1947
Orden des Regierenden Hauses Hohenzollern - Ordenskollane mit Kleinod, 2. Modell, 1939 - 1947
Vergoldete Ordenskette mit emaillierten Details, Hohenzollernschild und Spiegelchiffre "C" für König Carol II. Die Glieder abwechselnd mit Ziersternen bzw. den durchbrochenen Wappen der Provinzen: dem Goldenen Adler der Walachei, dem Kopf des Auerochsen für Moldau, der Brücke für das Banat, zwei Delfinen für Dobrudscha und dem Wappen Siebenbürgens. Das Kleinod aus vergoldetem Silber an beweglicher, gefütterter Krone, beidseitig emailliert mit mehrteiligem Medaillon. Breite ca. 51 mm. Im schwarzen Verleihungsetui mit dunkelroter Samteinlage bzw. weißem Seidenfutter.
Der Fürstlich-Hohenzollernsche Hausorden wurde 1935 von König Carol II. als königlich-rumänischer Orden übernommen. Nachdem Carol 1940 ins Exil im portugiesischen Estoril gegangen war, verlieh er ihn weiter und stiftete neue Klassen. Die Orden jener Zeit wurden bei da Costa in Lissabon hergestellt. Ordenskollane von ganz außerordentlich großer Seltenheit und nur in wenigen Exemplaren bekannt.
A collar and badge of the Order of the Reigning House of Hohenzollern, 2nd model, 1939 - 1947
A collar and badge of the Order of the Reigning House of Hohenzollern, 2nd model, 1939 - 1947
Gilt orders chain with enamelled details, Hohenzollern shield and reversed cipher "C" for Carol II. Alternate links decorated with stars or the openwork coat of arms of the provinces: the Golden Eagle of Wallachia, the wild bull's head for Vltava, the bridge for the Banat, two dolphins for Dobrudja and the coat of arms of Transylvania. The gilt silver badge on a movable, padded crown, enamelled on both sides with a medallion made of several pieces. Width approx. 51 mm. In the black presentation case with a crimson velvet insert and white silk lining.
The Princely House Order of Hohenzollern was adopted by Carol II as a royal Romanian order in 1935. After Carol was exiled in Estoril, Portugal, in 1940 he continued to award the order and founded new classes. The orders of this period were made by da Costa of Lisbon. The order collar is an exceptionally rare find, given that only very few specimens are known to exist.
Condition: II +
Place of origin:Romania
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