Napoléon’s signet ring

Etienne Nitot (today: Chaumet) - c. 1809

This is the only remaining example of ten similar rings commissioned by Napoléon. The Emperor gave this one to the Commander of his Honor Guard, Hans de Bruyère of Nimegue, during his honeymoon with Marie-Louise in September 1810.

Historical Provenance - Commander Hans de Bruyere family collection

10.5 Carat of diamonds with additional brilliants in gold

NAPOLEONIC WAR FRENCH PRESENT OFFICER - BODYGUARD SWORD / CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE

$9000.00

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Napoleonic War Period 1796 P Heavy Cavalry Officer'c Dress Sword

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NAPOLEONIC KING WILLIAM BODYGUARD GARDE DE BATTAILLE SWORD 1 OF 2 KNOWN

$6995.00

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Antique Bronze Sculpture Napoleon With Sword Presenting Legion Of Honor

$5000.00

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French ambassador sword in the Napoleonic era at the beginning of the 19th

$5000.00

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Massive French Napoleonic era CORPS IMPERIAL DU GENIE Pioneer Axe (sword,dagger)

$4500.00

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