Zweispitz eines Marschalls, um 1810 - photo 1

Zweispitz eines Marschalls, um 1810

Lot 4097
07.05.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 4097 | Zweispitz eines Marschalls, um 1810
Zweispitz eines Marschalls, um 1810
Schwarzer Biberfilz, die vordere und hintere Hälfte jeweils halbkreisförmig hochgeschlagen, mit weißen Straußenfedern, die in Handarbeit auf der Innenseite beider Hälften angebracht sind. Rechts oben mit zweifarbiger Kokarde aus rot/weiß/blauem Brokatstoff, mit dreifach geführter Agraffe aus Goldboullion, die über der Kokarde verläuft und von einem vergoldeten Knopf gehalten wird, der mit dem reliefierten französischen Staatswappen verziert und an der Krempe befestigt ist. Weißes Seidenfutter, goldgeprägter Name des Herstellers "JOLY Rue du Bac, N֯.52. PARIS", Schweißband aus weichem hellbraunem Leder. In ausgezeichnetem Zustand mit kleineren Reparaturen und Restaurierungen an der Außenseite, das Seidenfutter mit Trage- und Altersspuren. Den napoleonischen Verordnungen entsprechend gab es nur drei Posten, die das Tragen eines Zweispitz mit Straußenfederbesatz rechtfertigten. Es handelte sich hierbei um den Marschall von Frankreich, den Großmarschall des Palastes und Kommandanten, die einem Armeekorps vorstanden.
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A Marshal's bicorne hat, circa 1810
A Marshal's bicorne hat, circa 1810
Black felt, beaver fur with front and back halves turned up to form semi-circular fan shape, white ostrich feathers hand-applied to the inside of each half. Right side with bi-color cockade of red/white/blue brocade fabric at top, three gilt-metallic braided cords draped across cockade and wrapped around a gilt button with French imperial coat of arms in relief, pinned to hat brim. Lined in white silk with tailor name impressed in gilt "JOLY Rue du Bac, N֯.52. PARIS", light-brown soft leather sweatband. In excellent condition with minor repairs and restoration to exterior surface, inside silk lining with damage from age and wear. In accordance with Napoleonic regulations, only three appointments existed where the use of ostrich trim was allowed. These were Marshal of France, Marshal of the Palace, and Commander of an Army Corps.
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