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253. Plaque "His Majesty King Carol I - Artillery Officers" engravers Carniol son and Theodor Radivon, 1902

Starting price

EUR 100

Sold

EUR 175

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Fri, 31 March 2023 12:00

The plaque, made by the illustrious engravers Mauriciu Carniol son and Theodor Radivon, shows on the obverse, in the central part, the two cannons crossed and surrounded by oak and laurel leaves, the symbol of the Romanian artillery, and the phrase "His Majesty the King / Carol I / Officers of Artillery / 1877 - 15 May 1902" and signed by the artists, while the reverse includes a representation of artillery positions during the Independence War, the place where, almost hit by an enemy cannonball, the king has a famous reaction, with the exclamation "This is the music I like!".

Dimensions

custom 38 x 67 mm

Description

silvered brass

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Detalii

The plaque, made by the illustrious engravers Mauriciu Carniol son and Theodor Radivon, shows on the obverse, in the central part, the two cannons crossed and surrounded by oak and laurel leaves, the symbol of the Romanian artillery, and the phrase "His Majesty the King / Carol I / Officers of Artillery / 1877 - 15 May 1902" and signed by the artists, while the reverse includes a representation of artillery positions during the Independence War, the place where, almost hit by an enemy cannonball, the king has a famous reaction, with the exclamation "This is the music I like!".

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

For clarifications regarding the bidding procedure, hammer price costs, guarantee, payment, and collection terms for the winning lot, we recommend carefully reading/re-reading the Bidding Regulations.

For additional information regarding the lot and the auction, please contact the Art Consultants Department.

Dimensions

custom 38 x 67 mm

Description

silvered brass

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