4th class Orders of St.Vladimir with Swords made by Eduard /ВД/

Gold, enamel.
Size 35 mm.

Marked with barely visible St. Petersburg assay office gold hallmark from 1908+ time period and round marks "female head in a kokoshnik to the right, dot under the chin"; under the enamel marked with marker's mark "ВД/VD" for Eduard workshop master Vladimir Yakovlevich Dinakov/Владимир Яковлевич Динаков and "Эдуард/Eduard".

 

Gold, enamel.
Size 35 mm.

Marked with barely visible St. Petersburg assay office gold hallmark from 1908+ time period and round marks "female head in a kokoshnik to the right, dot under the chin"; under the enamel marked with marker's mark "ВД/VD" and "Эдуард/Eduard".

 

Gold, enamel.
Size 35 mm.

Marked with a St. Petersburg assay office gold hallmark "alpha, female head in a kokoshnik to the right, 56" from 1908+ time period and round marks "female head in a kokoshnik to the right, dot under the chin"; under the enamel marked with marker's mark "ВД/VD" and "Эдуард/Eduard".

Medallions.

Marks.

 

Gold, enamel.
Size 38 x 34 mm.
Weight 11.4 g.

Marked with a St. Petersburg assay office gold hallmark "alpha, female head in a kokoshnik to the right, 56" from 1908+ time period and round marks "female head in a kokoshnik to the right, dot under the chin"; under the enamel marked with marker's mark "ВД/VD" and "Эдуард/Eduard".

Note the four balls on the sword guards.

 

Gold, enamel.
Size 39 x 35.5 mm.
Weight 12.4 g.

Marked with a barely readable St. Petersburg assay office gold hallmark "alpha, female head in a kokoshnik to the right, 56" from 1908+ time period and round marks "female head in a kokoshnik to the right, dot under the chin"; under the enamel marked with marker's mark "ВД/VD" and "Эдуард/Eduard".

 

Gold, enamel.
Size 35 mm.

Marked with St. Petersburg assay office gold hallmark "alpha, female head in a kokoshnik to the right, 56" from 1908+ time period and round marks "female head in a kokoshnik to the right, dot under the chin"; under the enamel marked with marker's mark "ВД/VD" and "Эдуард/Eduard".

Specimen from the collection of Tallinn City museum.

 

Gold, enamel.
Size 35 mm.

Marked with St. Petersburg assay office gold hallmark "alpha, female head in a kokoshnik to the right, 56" from 1908+ time period and round marks "female head in a kokoshnik to the right, dot under the chin"; under the enamel marked with marker's mark "ВД/VD" and "Эдуард/Eduard".

Marks.

 

4th class cross with swords with an interesting "smooth rim" variation of obverse medallion painting.

Gold, enamel.
Size 35 mm.

Marked with St. Petersburg assay office gold hallmark "alpha, female head in a kokoshnik to the right, 56" from 1908+ time period and round marks "female head in a kokoshnik to the right, dot under the chin"; under the enamel marked with marker's mark "ВД/VD" and "Эдуард/Eduard".

 

4th class cross with swords.

Gold, enamel.
Size 35 mm.

Marked with practically unreadable St. Petersburg assay office gold hallmark "alpha, female head in a kokoshnik to the right, 56" from 1908+ time period and round marks "female head in a kokoshnik to the right, dot under the chin"; under the enamel marked with marker's mark "ВД/VD" and "Эдуард/Eduard".

 

4th class cross with swords.

Gold, enamel.
Size 39.2 x 35.4 mm.
Weight 11.49 g.

Marked with a partly readable St. Petersburg assay office gold hallmark "alpha, female head in a kokoshnik to the right, 56" from 1908+ time period and round marks "female head in a kokoshnik to the right, dot under the chin"; under the enamel marked with a partly readable marker's mark "ВД/VD". Ring also marked with a French import gold hallmark "coquille" (shell with alpha = Paris) for 585 gold that was introduced in 1994.

 

4th class cross with swords.

Gold, enamel.
Size 39.4 x 35.4 mm.
Weight 12.14 g.

Marked with a partly readable St. Petersburg assay office gold hallmark "alpha, female head in a kokoshnik to the right, 56" from 1908+ time period and round marks "female head in a kokoshnik to the right, dot under the chin"; under the enamel marked with a marker's mark "ВД/VD" and "Эдуардъ/Eduard".