FRANCE 1603 Henry IV & Marie de Medicis Restrike

FRANCE 1603 Henry IV & Marie de Medicis Restrike 484.1 gm. Bronze 100 mm. Medal. One of Europe's most famous medals, by G.Dupre F. and restruck in 1976 by the Paris Mint. FDC. FRANCE 1603 Henry IV & M

1852 Pardoe (Miss) The Life of Marie De Medicis, Queen of France, Consort of Henry IV and Regent of the Kingdom under Louis XIII. In 3 Volumes. Octavo. London: Colburn. and co., Publishers, Great marl

Henry IV, the Artillery "1601", copper restrike, 49 mm; Henry IV and Marie de Medici, copper restrike, 56 mm; Cardinal Georges d'Amboise, Milan cityscape reverse, copper restrike, 52 mm; Cardinal Geor

1774 Life of Marie de Medici Queen of France French Politics Henry IV Habsburg Marie de’ Medici was a 17th-century Queen of France, married to Henri IV. She is best known for being a prominent polit

Three pcs, 54 mm, Queens of France, La Reine Margot (Margaret of Valois, 1st wife of Henry IV), and Marie de Medici (second wife of Henri IV), both metal, G/VG, paint loss to gowns, and Segom (plastic

Ink on parchment document signed by Marie de Medici. Marie de' Medici (1575-1642) was the Queen of France and Navarre as the second wife of King Henry IV upon their marriage in 1600. She served as reg

These are round hammered relief plaques, in overall good condition. One has a portrait of King Henry IV, the other has a portrait of Marie de Medici. Each measures 23" in diameter. In-house Shipping i

Villeroy, Nicolas de Neufville de & Puisieux, Madeleine d'Arsant de. "Lettres d' Henry IV, Roi de France". Amsterdam; MDCCXXXIII (1733). Full calf with raised bands and painted edges, 8vo (8" high). S

According to Guillaume Dupre, large cast iron medallion about Henri IIII and Marie de Medicis king & queen of France, face & profile. France, early nineteenth. Diameter: 18.5 cm. .Good condition despi

Marie de' Medici (c. 1575-1642), 2nd wife of Henry IV and regent (1610-1617) for her son Louis XIII.

1778 Memoirs of Duke of Sully France Henry IV UTOPIAN Europe Christian Republic “A very valuable memoire of the history of the reign of Henry IV” Maximlien de Bethune was a 16th-century French sta

Amber forest leaves part to reveal the Chateau de Henry IV in Pau in this charming French poster. It is uncommon to see fall foliage in a travel poster, since most destinations advertise their sunny S

France, 17th century. A copperplate engraving by Israel Silvestre (1621-1691). On lined paper with a watermark, partially of a heart. Exact copies held by the Royal Collection Trust and the Louvre. M

Pair of 19th Century Bronze Busts to include a King Henry IV of France and his counselor Maximilien de Bethune, Duke of Sully both mounted on gilt marble pedestals height 8 inches Provenance:Estate of

Paul Philippe Hardouin de Beaumont, Histoire du Roy Henry Le Grand (History of Henry IV of France & Henri III of Navarre), Ex officina Elzeviriana, dated 1661, engraved title-page, First Edition 17th-

DESCRIPTION: Antique French 950 silver & guilloche enamel snuff box featuring portrait of King Henri IV of France, the words "Lou Nouste Henric Pau" and fleur-de-lis and foliage motifs. Hallmarked on

Includes miniature portraits on brass, Marie Medici after Poussin signed Lucet, HEnry IV after Poussin signed Lucet, and Anne de Bretagne signed Abia. Actual portraits measure approx. 3.25"

Brass Two Handled Commemorative Tankard for King Henry IV, with Urbis Palladium et Gratis above the coat of arms of Pau, France, having fleur de lis decoration on back. Size: 4.75" H x 5.5" W x 4.5" D

1696 History of France Louis IV Lothair Hugh Capet Charles IX Henry III Mezeray François de Mézeray was a 17th-century French historian most known for his History of France. While many such hist

A 19th century gueridon or center table, inset with hand-painted Sevres-style porcelain portrait medallions. The central charger bears a full-length portrait of Henry IV of France, father of Loui

GREGORY XIV: (1535-1591) Pope of the Roman Catholic Church 1590-91. His tenure lasted only ten months. Gregory XIV, during his brief pontificate, excommunicated King Henry IV of France, modified the A

MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM SIGNED BY HENRY IV, Fointainbleau, 20 June 1607. HENRY IV of BOURBON. A single leaf of parchment (32x26 cm), written in a 17th century chancery handwriting in brown ink. Text in F

Catherine de Medicis, Queen of France. Three of her four sons became Kings of France. A signed letter, one page, folio. Dated February 1565. The letter is to Monsieur de Matignon, giving him a pep tal

1731 Secrets of Marie de Medici Queen of France & Louis XIII Bourbon Richelieu “Deception is the knowledge of kings.”― Cardinal Richelieu A rare early edition of “Histoire de la Mère et d