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拍品 34
Three regimental and service badge brooches
已結束2013年7月17日
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GBP 1,625
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Three regimental and service badge brooches
Comprising: a diamond and enamel brooch for The Royal or First Dragoons (later amalgamated into the Blues and Royals) modelled as the Imperial Eagle of the French 105th Line Regiment, the original eagle standard was captured by the regiment at the Battle of Waterloo, the pavé old brilliant-cut diamond body with green enamel garland; a diamond brooch for the collar badge of the Royal Artillery; and a gold and enamel badge for the Royal Navy, all circa 1930, two in fitted cases (3)
Comprising: a diamond and enamel brooch for The Royal or First Dragoons (later amalgamated into the Blues and Royals) modelled as the Imperial Eagle of the French 105th Line Regiment, the original eagle standard was captured by the regiment at the Battle of Waterloo, the pavé old brilliant-cut diamond body with green enamel garland; a diamond brooch for the collar badge of the Royal Artillery; and a gold and enamel badge for the Royal Navy, all circa 1930, two in fitted cases (3)
Three regimental and service badge brooches
Comprising: a diamond and enamel brooch for The Royal or First Dragoons (later amalgamated into the Blues and Royals) modelled as the Imperial Eagle of the French 105th Line Regiment, the original eagle standard was captured by the regiment at the Battle of Waterloo, the pavé old brilliant-cut diamond body with green enamel garland; a diamond brooch for the collar badge of the Royal Artillery; and a gold and enamel badge for the Royal Navy, all circa 1930, two in fitted cases (3)
Comprising: a diamond and enamel brooch for The Royal or First Dragoons (later amalgamated into the Blues and Royals) modelled as the Imperial Eagle of the French 105th Line Regiment, the original eagle standard was captured by the regiment at the Battle of Waterloo, the pavé old brilliant-cut diamond body with green enamel garland; a diamond brooch for the collar badge of the Royal Artillery; and a gold and enamel badge for the Royal Navy, all circa 1930, two in fitted cases (3)