France, Napoleonic Kingdom. A Decoration of the Lily, c.1830 Province of China constructed of a cork shell
Description
constructed of a cork shell with a tan-coloured cotton twill exterior liner
that his religion was Church of England and that his trade was that of Author (also acknowledged in his records as Actor and Producer)
chipping evident in the red enamels on the centrepiece ring and in the green enamels of the dragon's tail
Sold with extensive copies of research papers confirming all the awards
overlaying an oval oak leaf wreath
France, Napoleonic Kingdom. A Decoration of the Lily, c.1830 Province of China constructed of a cork shell(La Decoration Du Lys). Instituted April 26, 1814. In silver, a decoration of the Lily, the obverse presenting a Fleur de Lys with a smooth band around the center, the reverse mirrors the obverse, surmounted by a delicate crown, measures 24. 6 mm (w) x 51. 0 mm (h), weighs 22. 05 grams (including ribbon), worn on a white replacement ribbon, lovely patina, light wear, in near extremely fine condition.
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