Preussen: Adeliges Fräuleinstift zu Heiligengrabe, Provinz Brandenburg, Ordenszeichen, 1. Form, 1. Typ. - photo 1
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Preussen: Adeliges Fräuleinstift zu Heiligengrabe, Provinz Brandenburg, Ordenszeichen, 1. Form, 1. Typ.

Starting price
€ 3 000
Auction dateClassic
07.10.2017 12:00UTC +02:00
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Bene Merenti Auktionen
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Germany, Ludwigburg
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ID 8029
Lot 174 | Preussen: Adeliges Fräuleinstift zu Heiligengrabe, Provinz Brandenburg, Ordenszeichen, 1. Form, 1. Typ.
Gold, die Arme weiß emailliert, mit der bekrönten Chiffre "FR" in Gold, teilweise berieben, das eckige Medaillon blau emailliert und der Devise "PAR GRACE", minimale Randläsur; Revers die weiß emaillierten Kreuzarme je mit einem zum Gebet gefalteten Paar Hände, das eckige Medaillon mit goldener Devise "POUR LA / CONSERVA / TION / DE LA MAISON / ROYALE", Ausbruch an der oberen Kante, Öse gelocht. HP1 6.29.1; 43 x 44 mm, 13,4 g.  König Friedrich II. verwandelte das protestantische Kloster im Jahre 1740 in ein adeliges Fräuleinstift und stiftete die Ordenszeichen am 10. Oktober 1740. Neben der Äbtissin war der Stift auch für 30 Konventualinnen vorgesehen. Neben der Äbtissin tragen die vier ältesten Konventualinnen das Kreuz an der Schärpe, die übrigen 26 Damen am Hals. Mit Ordre vom 8. Oktober 1847 ersetzte König Friedrich Wilhelm IV. das Kreuz der 1. durch die 2. Form. Sehr seltenes Ordenszeichen des 18. Jahrhunderts.
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