Europe. Medal 1820 nascita del figlio della Principessa Maria Carolina di Borbone, Duchessa di Berryopus France, (No reserve price)





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Bronze large medal, 50 mm in diameter and 71.01 g, issued to commemorate the 1820 birth of Henri d'Artois, Duke of Bordeaux, by Brenet with obverse bust of the infant and neoclassical allegorical reverse.
Description from the seller
1820 birth of the son of Princess Maria Carolina of Bourbon, Duchess of Berryopus
France, Medal, Louis XVIII, History, 1820
France, Bourbon Restoration - Birth of the Duke of Bordeaux, 1820
Large bronze medal, 50 mm, 71.01 g
- Brenet
Dr. CAROLA FERD LUD REG - NEPTIS BITURIC DUCISSA. Draped and diademed bust to left; on the truncation of the bust, MONTAGNY F 1821;
below, LILIUM INTER SPISA / SALUTEM EUROPAE PARTURIENS.
Rv. CIVIUM VOTIS ANNUENTE - DEO AUSPICE MARIA France lifts the child with an olive branch; under his foot, the dragon; in exergue, 29.
Ricciardi 121.
Very Rare.
Magnificent and historically significant French medal struck on the occasion of the birth of Henri d'Artois, Duke of Bordeaux (1820-1883), who went down in history as the famous
"Child of the Miracle". Born on September 29, 1820, a few months after the assassination of his father Charles Ferdinand, Duke of Berry, the prince represented for the French legitimists the hope of continuity of the Bourbon dynasty.
Obverse: bust of the newborn facing left, laureate.
Circular legend with the prince's dynastic titles. Engraver Brenet’s signature on the bust cut.
Reverse: extraordinary allegorical composition in neoclassical taste. A female figure armed, symbol of France protected by Providence, presents the newborn to the divine rays while a dragon defeated lies at her feet. In exergue the birth date: 29 Septembre 1820.
A specimen of great artistic charm, characterized by clear reliefs and a pleasant antique brown patina. Medal particularly appreciated by collectors of French history, Restoration and 19th-century medallic art.
Diameter: 50 mm
Weight: 71.01 g
Material: Bronze
Engraver: Brenet
Condition: SPL approx, with bright original patina and minor surface oxidations.
Private collection
Seller's Story
1820 birth of the son of Princess Maria Carolina of Bourbon, Duchess of Berryopus
France, Medal, Louis XVIII, History, 1820
France, Bourbon Restoration - Birth of the Duke of Bordeaux, 1820
Large bronze medal, 50 mm, 71.01 g
- Brenet
Dr. CAROLA FERD LUD REG - NEPTIS BITURIC DUCISSA. Draped and diademed bust to left; on the truncation of the bust, MONTAGNY F 1821;
below, LILIUM INTER SPISA / SALUTEM EUROPAE PARTURIENS.
Rv. CIVIUM VOTIS ANNUENTE - DEO AUSPICE MARIA France lifts the child with an olive branch; under his foot, the dragon; in exergue, 29.
Ricciardi 121.
Very Rare.
Magnificent and historically significant French medal struck on the occasion of the birth of Henri d'Artois, Duke of Bordeaux (1820-1883), who went down in history as the famous
"Child of the Miracle". Born on September 29, 1820, a few months after the assassination of his father Charles Ferdinand, Duke of Berry, the prince represented for the French legitimists the hope of continuity of the Bourbon dynasty.
Obverse: bust of the newborn facing left, laureate.
Circular legend with the prince's dynastic titles. Engraver Brenet’s signature on the bust cut.
Reverse: extraordinary allegorical composition in neoclassical taste. A female figure armed, symbol of France protected by Providence, presents the newborn to the divine rays while a dragon defeated lies at her feet. In exergue the birth date: 29 Septembre 1820.
A specimen of great artistic charm, characterized by clear reliefs and a pleasant antique brown patina. Medal particularly appreciated by collectors of French history, Restoration and 19th-century medallic art.
Diameter: 50 mm
Weight: 71.01 g
Material: Bronze
Engraver: Brenet
Condition: SPL approx, with bright original patina and minor surface oxidations.
Private collection

