The Royal Hungarian high Chivalric Order of St. Stephen, the Apostolic King

Heading: (California) Author: Philip V, King of Spain Title: Manuscript Royal Order to Colonize the Californias, signed by Philip V, King of Spain Place Published: Madrid Publisher: Date Publishe

Portrait of a Gentleman Three-quarter length wearing an honorary medal, possibly that of a chivalric order Oil on panel Inscribed high left Aetatis 63/Ao 1616 Size: 44.5 x 33.25 in. Provenance: Sedelm

Prince size Collar of the Order. 6 side links and the central one, 90 x 47 mm., in gilt silver with alternate red and green enameled centres with white enameled patriarch crosses and royal ciphers, 8

2nd Class Commander's Cross. Neck Badge, 65x44 mm, gilt Silver, the medallion on the obverse depicting St. George terracing the dragon, on reverse King Carol II cipher. Original suspension loop.Probab

Early Russian St George Order 3rd Class. Russian Empire Circa 1856. Neck Bade of the order of saint geroge the most prestigious military award of the Russian empire. Measures 3 Inches High x 2 Inches

Commander Cross, 2nd Class, Civil, 44 mm, gilt Silver, maker`s mark ,"89-crown-900", both sides enameled, obverse with "BENE MERENTI", on reverse the cipher of King Carol II, original suspension loop

Commander Cross, 2nd Class, Civil, 44 mm, gilt Silver, maker`s mark "89-crown-900", both sides enameled, obverse with "BENE MERENTI", on reverse the cipher of King Carol II, original suspension loop a

Description: "Royal Insignia British and Foreign Orders of Chivalry from the Royal Collection" by Stephen Patterson

RARE AURUM SILVER ST PAUL'S CATHERDRAL ROYAL WEDDING CANDLEABRA , NUMBERS 437, 440, 439, 442, 438, & 441 OF 1000. MADE BY ORDER OF THE DEAN AND CHAPTER OF ST PAULS TO COMMEMORATE THE WEDDING OF H.R.H.

FIVE (5) GOLD SOVEREIGN COINS ~ 7.98 GRAMS IN WEIGHT (EACH). 91.6% FINE GOLD. FROM THE ROYAL MINT. KING GEORGE V PORTRAIT ON OBVERSE, ST. GEORGE SLAYING THE DRAGON ON REVERSE. VINTAGE ENGLISH GOLD COI

Cartier Le Coultre lapis lazuli and brass Atmos timepiece clock, Swiss, 16 jewels unadjusted. Measures 4.75" high, 3" wide and 1.5" deep. NOTE: No guarantee of working order.

Royal Figure w/ Serpent - Aboriginal Indigenous Art - This 17"high lost wax cast bronze was once ritualware from the people of Benin, Nigeria, Africa. It depicts a standing figure with undulating snak

Plate, Sevres, France, mark 1869, stamp of the Chateau d'Eu, ordered by King Louis-Philippe for this chateau in 1836, after which further orders were placed for additional deliveryr, the service for t

EXTREMELY RARE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL AWARD DAGGER with ORDER of St. ANNA and St.GEORGE, NAMED, 1914 Russian Imperial Navy officer award dagger grouping consists of the St. Anna and St. George awards dagger

EXTREMELY RARE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL SWORD with ORDER of St. ANNA, NAMED, 1812 Russian Imperial Sword with the Order of St. Anna, named, 1812. This is an interesting Russian Imperial Officer Sword with an

early 20th century, both 14 kt. gold, burgundy and black enamel crosses, hand painted and enamel center appliques, and hallmarked "56" on rings, with red and black ribbons, larger one also with two fa

PARCEL #65 TOWN: SAUGERTIES ASSESSED TO: ROBINSON (LKO) DAVID ROBINSON (LKO) ANN CURRENT OWNER: SBL#: 018.053-0002-056.000-0000 CLASSIFICATION: 310 LOCATION: HIGH ST ACREAGE: 2.00 FRONT FOOT: .00 DEPT

Heading: Author: King, Stephen Title: Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Place Published: [West Kingston, RI] Publisher:Donald M. Grant Date Published: [1982] Description: With illustra

Lady's Platinum Diamond Solitaire Ring, with a 2.01 carat round diamond, atop a border with two 5 point diamonds, total diamond wt.- 2.1 cts., size 6. Provenance: Peacock's Estate Jewelry, Royal St.,

Oil painting by James Lamantia, a New Orleans artist from the famous Orleans Gallery on Royal St., circa 1960 51" L x 23" H

This is a gold James McCabe signed half hunter pocketwatch from the Royal Exchange. It was once owned by Naser al-Din Shah Qajar and been in family ever since. Provence is displayed but not included.

Antique Russian Order of St Andrew Sash Badge. The Order of St Andrew was the first and the highest order of chivalry of the Russian Empire, created by Tsar Peter the Great following his travels in Eu

A full set of insignia of the Order: gilt silver collar composed of 14 eagles and 14, green enameled geometric ornaments, all kept together by tiny links, to which the Order’s badge is appended

3rd Class. Breast Star, 66x45 mm, Silver, maker's mark"Heinrich Weiss, Bucarest", enameled medallion on the obverse depicting St. George terracing the dragon, on reverse medium pin. Probably the rares