Orders of Saint Stanislaus made by an Unidentified French Workshops

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Orders of Saint Stanislaus made by Chobillion, Paris

For many years crosses of this type were (and still are) wrongly attributed to Boullanger, Paris. It is time to correct this mistake. The actual manufacturer of these crosses was Chobillion https://asiamedals.info/threads/imperial-russian-orders-and-medals-made-by-chobillion-paris.24572 Orders...

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Orders of Saint Stanislaus made by an Unidentified French Workshop

Index thread devoted to the French-made orders of Saint Stanislaus https://asiamedals.info/threads/orders-of-saint-stanislaus-made-by-an-unidentified-french-workshops.27256/. Orders of Saint Stanislaus made by an unidentified French workshop. All crosses have stable characteristics and...

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Early pre-1856 type 2nd class cross of interesting workmanship.

Gold, enamel.
Size 55.5 x 53 mm.
Weight 26 g.

Marked with a French gold hallmark "eagle's head".

 

3rd class French-made Saint Stanislaus cross of early type.

Gold, enamel.
Size 43х42 mm.

Unmarked.

Same cross under a different light.

Same cross - different light.

 

4th class French-made Saint Stanislaus cross of early type.

Gold, enamel.
Size 37 x 33 mm.
Weight 12.6 g.

Unmarked.

 

Reduced French-made Saint Stanislaus order cross of early type.

Gold, enamel.
Size 28 x 25.2 mm.
Weight 7.9 g.

Unmarked.

 

3rd class cross with swords.

Silver, gilt, enamel.
Size 42 mm.

 

3rd class cross with swords.

Silver, gilt, enamel.
Size 42х38 mm.

 

3rd class cross of Saint Stanislaus order in gold made by an unidentified French workshop.

Gold, enamel.
Size 46 х 42 mm.

Marked with partly visible French gold hallmark.

Another 3rd class cross with different form of the ring, different guilloché and double-sided eagles made by the unidentified French workshop.

Gold, enamel.
Size 44 х 41 mm.

Apparently unmarked.

 

1st/2nd class cross of Saint Stanislaus order with swords made by an unidentified French workshop.

Bronze, gilt, enamel.
Size 56.2 x 54.3 mm.
Weight 37.16 g.

 

The most eccentric French-made 3rd class Saint Stanislaus order with swords in gilded bronze.

 

2nd class Saint Stanislaus order with swords made by the same workshop.

Bronze, gilt, enamel.
Size 54 x 52 mm.
Weight 34.9 g.

Same cross but this time without ribbon.

 

Another example of 2nd class Saint Stanislaus order with swords made by the same unknown workshop. Obverse medallion and ring were replaced (looks like both were made by Keibel workshop).

Bronze, gilt, enamel.
Size 51.7 mm.
Weight 34.1 g.

 

3rd class cross.

Silver, gilt, enamel.
Size 43.2 x 41.5 mm.

Original suspension ball was lost and replaced with a ring.

Another 3rd class cross made by the same unknown French workshop as previous cross. Once again suspension ball fell off.

Silver, gilt, enamel.
Size 39.9 mm.
Weight 16.96 g.

 

3rd class cross.

Silver, gilt, enamel.
Size 44 x 40 mm.
Weight 15 g.

Marked with French boar's head silver hallmark indicating .800 or greater fineness.

 

Interesting salty 3rd class from the collection of National Museum of American History.

Silver, gilt, enamel.

 

3rd class Saint Stanislaus order in gold.

Gold, enamel.
Weight 12.6 g.

Unmarked.

Double eagles.

 

3rd class Saint Stanislaus order in gilded silver.

Gold, enamel.
Size 42 х 38 mm.
Weight 16.46 g.

Unmarked.

 

3rd class cross with swords from the same unknown French workshop that made the previous cross.

Silver, gilt, enamel.
Size 38 mm.

Marked with a French silver hallmark "boar's head".

Comparison with a previous cross.

 

3rd class cross in gilded bronze.

Bronze, gilt, enamel.
Size 42 x 38 mm.

Same cross under a different light.

Another example with a French-made rosette added to the order ribbon.

Bronze, gilt, enamel.
Size 44 x 40 mm.

 

1st class cross of Saint Stanislaus order.

Silver, gilt, enamel.

Marked with a French silver hallmarks "boar's head".

 

3rd class cross of Saint Stanislaus order made in France.

Silver, gilt, enamel.
Size 41.5 x 37.4 mm.

Marked with a French silver hallmarks "boar's head".