Order of Saint Stanislaus, Type I (1831-1855), Civil Division, II Class Cross
SKU: 01.RUS.0114.102.01
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History
Originally this was a Polish Order created on May 7, 1765 by King Stanislaus II, to honour the Patron Saint of Poland, St. Stanislas of Krakow.
This Order became a Russian Order after the Polish Rebellion of 1830, when Polish forces were suppressed. It was adopted as a Russian Order in 1831.
The version with an eagle was awarded to Non-Christians, and the version with swords was awarded to military personnel.
The obverse features the initials of the Saint.
Versions
$6,000 USD
Gold/Enamelled
Obv: SS Rev: SS
47x49mm
Second Class is worn as a neck decoration; the first type features shorter eagles with their wings extended, almost touching.
$10,000 USD
Gold/Enamelled
Obv: SS Rev: SS
47x62mm
Second Class is worn as a neck decoration; the first type features shorter eagles with their wings extended, almost touching. Type with c...
$12,000 USD
Gold/Enamelled
47mm
Second Class is worn as a neck decoration; the first type features shorter eagles with their wings extended, almost touching. On non-Chri...
$8,500 USD
Gold/Enamelled
Obv: SS Rev: SS
48x48mm
Second Class is worn as a neck decoration; the first type features shorter eagles with their wings extended, almost touching. On non-Chri...
$7,500 USD
Gold/Enamelled
37mm
This example sold by Morton & Eden Ltd in 2013 for £7200.
N/A
Gold/Enamelled
Obv: SS Rev: SS
This example estimated by Auktionshaus Andreas Thies for €30,000 in September 2013.
$4800 USD
Gold/Enamelled
Obv: SS Rev: SS
55.5mm x 53mm
This example was sold by Beaussant-Lefevre for €4,000 in December 2017.
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