Nice set...but good?

[Aurora68]

Hello all,

please see this set, comming from a former high rank officer.

I can recognize some of the miniature of these nice orders, like the Danebrok, St Michaels, Albrecht etc, but some I don´t know.

I will get more images within the next days, but I would like your opinion about this set ( if possible from these images)

Thanks in advance,

kind regards

Martin

[Aurora68]

last ones I got so far

[Don D.]

Very nice minis. Especially the Austrian orders. Are you sure both chains belong to the same guy?

[Aurora68]

Hello Don,

thanks for your comment.

No, I am not sure...I am told that this all belonged to one officer. I will get more images soon...also I hope to get the Name of the owner, the seller says, he knows the name.

Thanks again

Martin

[Don D.]

I think you may find its a father and son combo. The bar might not go with the group either. They all look good though. Nice catch.

[Dete]

Hi,
At least that was the description for the group.
I don t think it belonged to him, but very nice anyways.


Umfangreicher Ordensnachlass d. Generals á la Suite Wilhelm von Minckwitz (1837-1922). 1887 Generalmajor, Kom. d. 6. Inf.-Brigade No. 64, General á la Suite d. Königs, Kom. d. 1. Inf.-Brig. No. 45; 1889 Generalleutnant.

[Rommel1933]

Those are great looking minis! wow!! Thank you for the share!

scott

[vellocino]

I would snatch them right away if I had the means and I were you.
Nice set!
Vellocino

[gregM]

SWEET minis

[römischIX]

oh wow real good things.

echt geile sache !

thanks for sharing.

[Aurora68]

Hello all,

I could find out the following:
The complete set of minis was sold on a German auction site at end of April.

Sold for ca. 3000 euro

Now the chains and the bar is offered separately for sale on ebay Germany for all together 8800 euro !!!

Best regards

Martin

[Wild Card]

Hello Auroura68,

Can you tell us what the jeweler’s name(s) on the mini chain buttons is?

Thank you in advance.

Wild Card

[Aurora68]

Hello Wildcard,

I do not have other images as posted here, but I think the name is
"Scharfenberg".

Have a great weekend

BEst

Martin

[Wild Card]

Hello Auroura68,

Ah yes, Scharffenberg... of Dresden. That makes sense, they made beautiful minis and the two chains, by their Saxon awards and mounting precedence, would indicate Saxon recipients.

Thank you for the information and best wishes,

Wild Card