EditorialStanislaw I (Stanislaw Leszcynski) (Lwow, Poland, 1677-Luneville, France, 1766). King of Poland (1704-1709 and 1733-1736). He was elected king thanks to the support of Charles XII of Sweden. His defeat at Poltava (1709) forced him to flee to the princi...
EditorialPorte-bouquet or flower vase from Luneville, France, 18th century. Decorated with flowers and insects, handles made from coiled snakes. Hand-finished chromolithograph from Ris Paquot's General History of Ancient French and Foreign Glazed Pottery, Chez ...
EditorialMarie Leczinska, Queen of France and Navarre, wife of King Louis XV. Handcoloured lithograph after a portrait in the chateau de Luneville from Le Bibliophile Jacob aka Paul Lacroix's Costumes Historiques de la France (Historical Costumes of France), Ad...
EditorialStanislaw I (Stanislaw Leszcynski) (Lwow, Poland, 1677-Luneville, France, 1766). King of Poland (1704-1709 and 1733-1736). He was elected king thanks to the support of Charles XII of Sweden. His defeat at Poltava (1709) forced him to flee to the princi...
EditorialPeace of Luneville, Silver Medal. Front: peace with olive branch and filled horn of abundance standing on globe amidst rising clouds within a circle. Reverse: Minerva holds out Medusa shield to Bellona, holding torch in her left hand and dropping sword...
EditorialPeace of Luneville, Silver Medal. Obverse: filled horn of abundance on which dagger lies, above it a dove with an olive branch in its mouth inside an inscription. Reverse: inscription above two olive branches, Lun? ville, anonymous, England, 1801, silv...
EditorialPeace of Luneville, Silver Medal. Obverse: crowned woman with staff and shield, representing the goddess Cybele, sitting on a chariot drawn by two lions, preceded by Peace with olive branch and horn of abundance within a circle, cut-off: date. Reverse:...
EditorialPeace of Luneville, in honor of Napoleon Bonaparte, Prime Minister of France, Silver Medal. Front: man's bust inside the inside. Reverse: club where young sprouts grow within oak wreath and inscription, Lun? ville, Napoleon I Bonaparte (Emperor of the ...
EditorialPeace of Luneville, in honor of Napoleon Bonaparte, Prime Minister of France, Silver Medal. Front: man's bust inside the inside. Reverse: peace, depicted as a woman with an olive branch and a filled horn of abundance within a circle, cut off: date, Lun...
EditorialPeace of Luneville, in honor of Karel Lodewijk Johan, Archduke of Austria, governor of the southern Netherlands, Silver Medal. Front: man's breastpiece with helmet, wreathed with laurel wreath inside an inscription. Reverse: pigeon with olive branch in...
EditorialBeginning of the 19th century and the signing of the provisional peace conditions in Luneville, Silver Medal. Obverse: genius with trumpet, serpentine circle and branch of peace flew on clouds to dispel thunder clouds above stormy sea, washed ashore on...
EditorialLuneville Peace, Silver Medal. Obverse: Peace, depicted as a woman with an olive branch in hand, scatters seed over a field with flowers within an inscription, cut: signature. Reverse: inscription, Lun?ville, French II (Roman-German emperor), Napoleon ...
EditorialBattle of Marengo and Peace of Luneville, in honor of Napoleon Bonaparte, Prime Minister of France, Bronze Medal. Front: man's bust inside the inside. Reverse: a helmeted woman, with two olive branches in her right hand, representing France, is accompa...
EditorialPeace of Luneville, in honor of Napoleon Bonaparte, Prime Minister of France, Silver Medal. Front: man's bust inside the inside. Reverse: globe, on which France, located at the top, is covered by laurel branches and lit by sunlight, and in England clou...
EditorialPeace of Luneville, in honor of Karel Louis Johan, Archduke of Austria, governor of the southern Netherlands, Silver Medal Front side: man's bust piece with helmet inside an inscription. Reverse: pigeon with olive branch in beak flies to stack of milit...
EditorialPorte-bouquet or flower vase from Luneville, France, 18th century. Decorated with flowers and insects, handles made from coiled snakes. Hand-finished chromolithograph from Ris Paquot's General History of Ancient French and Foreign Glazed Pottery, Chez ...