With large rosette on Sash. Red & Green enamel missing in crown. That came 1820-40. Hinged. Balls on arms.

A Set for a Commander 1st Class dating from the middle of 19th Century: neck cross, 85x55 mm, in GOLD, with obverse and centre medallions with separately made and mounted, white enameled star (typical of early pieces), 68 mm, the four crowns’ interior, reinforced with gold spheres; large, bulbous, hinged royal crown and strong, beaded ribbon ring, with black silk neck ribbon; breast star made of brilliant-cut chiselled and pierced silver; the centre star, mounted with a large round, convex nut to the reinforced reverse; this, highly polished and fitted with a round, vertical pin and two side-hooks. A very interesting group, rare to see in such an early type, excellent condition. Dim.: the badge, 85,0x55,0 mm.; the star, 68,0x67,0 mm. This order was founded in 1748 by king Frederick I to reward outstanding merits of state officials, civil servants, etc, in any field of the State’s life. I RR!

Paired with S704x. Total price pair 2800 Euro 2021

This order has the look of a foreign produced one. Most likely in France. It is made of gilted silver with balls on the tip of the arms. The diameter of these are 3.7 mm. There are no enamel dots in the large crown whereas the smaller crown carries small enamel dots. The hinge below the large crown has a hammered surface.

Artist : Unknown author
Title : Commander's Cross, Order of the North Star, late 19th century.
Description : White enamelled Maltese cross of gilded silver with balls, d: 3.7 mm, on the points.

Blue enamelled medallion with applied white enamelled five-pointed star, painted gold text: ‘NESCIT OCCASUM’. Medallion surrounded by profiled ring.

Between the cross arms open crowns with red and green enamelled stones on the crown ring.

Between the tips of the upper cross-arm there is a band, in which a royal crown is attached with charnieres, in the ring an oval flat ring is drawn.
Date late 19th century
Dimensions height: 89 mm (3.50 in); width: 55 mm (2.16 in)
Collection
Royal Armoury wikidata:Q1636176
Accession number LRK 5374
Source LSH 60503 (LN_B02917_005797)

This order has the look of a foreign produced one. Most likely in France. It is made of gilted silver with balls on the tip of the arms. The diameter of these are 3.7 mm. There are no enamel dots in the large crown whereas the smaller crown carries small enamel dots. The hinge below the large crown has a hammered surface.

Artist : Unknown author
Title : Commander's Cross, Order of the North Star, late 19th century.
Description : White enamelled Maltese cross of gilded silver with balls, d: 3.7 mm, on the points.

Blue enamelled medallion with applied white enamelled five-pointed star, painted gold text: ‘NESCIT OCCASUM’. Medallion surrounded by profiled ring.

Between the cross arms open crowns with red and green enamelled stones on the crown ring.

Between the tips of the upper cross-arm there is a band, in which a royal crown is attached with charnieres, in the ring an oval flat ring is drawn.
Date late 19th century
Dimensions height: 89 mm (3.50 in); width: 55 mm (2.16 in)
Collection
Royal Armoury wikidata:Q1636176
Accession number LRK 5374
Source LSH 60503 (LN_B02917_005797)

This order has the look of a foreign produced one. Most likely from France. Fascinating hinge under the main crown.