Early (type 1831) Metal Breast Stars of the Order of Saint Stanislaus

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Silver, gold, enamel.
Size 73 mm.
Weight 44.2 g.
Unmarked.

Photos courtesy of the owner.

 

Despite the fact that metal stars would officially replace embroidered ones only in 1854 many cavaliers privately commissioned more comfortable (and beautiful) silver stars long before 1854.

This one obviously belong to the 1831-1854 time period.

Original line drawing of type 1831 Order of Saint Stanislaus breast star (according to the official description it should be embroidered).

 

2nd class Order of Saint Vladimir made by Immanuel Pannasch /IP/ workshop (and other awards) of Paul Pisani

Pisani Paul (1786-1873) was a state counselor to the Emperor of Russia and director of the diplomatic chancellery of Russia in Constantinople. 1st/2nd class Order of Saint Vladimir. Gold, enamel. Size 48 mm. Marked IP for Immanuel Pannasch workshop.

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Silver, gold, enamel.
Weight 49.2 g.

Marked with "St. Petersburg coat of arms", partly readable maker`s mark "SW?" and silver hallmark under the screw.

Marks.

 

Diamond-cut breast star that belong to General Franciszek Morawski https://asiamedals.info/threads/1st...in-1829-to-general-franciszek-morawski.27349/

Silver, gold, enamel.
Size 60 mm.
Weight 43.51 g.

 

1st/2nd/3rd class Orders of Saint Stanislaus made by Immanuel Pannasch /IP/ workshop

Between 1829 and 1839 Saint Stanislaus order crosses of 1st, 2nd and 3rd class had the same size. Excerpt from the Manifesto of Emperor Nicholas I regarding the Order of St. Stanislaus issued on September 2, 1829 . ... 2. The Royal Order of St. Stanislav remains, as before, divided into four...

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