Breast star ca. 100 X 100 MM. Silver and enamels. One tip of star missing.

Officers pin back order in silver and enamel in original box. Small defects to green enamel. ONLY 22 PIECES WERE ISSUED.

Knight’s cross 1st model 1891 - 1951.

Commander’s neck badge. Gilt metal and enamels. Nice worn original ribbon.

Grand Officer’s neck badge made by Lattes. Nice full original ribbon!

Commander’s neck badge in silver gilt and enamel. 1st type, stamped (1919-1936).

Commander’s neck badge in silver gilt and enamel. 2nd type, stamped.

Officers badge, 8. model 1852-70 in silver and with gold center and stamped in ring.

Commander’s neck badge in gilt and enamel. Ribbon is a little soiled.

Commander’s cross. Silver gilt and enamel. Stamped on ring.

Knight’s breast badge in silver with gold and enamel. Original ribbon.

1. class set of the order with neck badge and 4-pointed star, label pin and rossette in case of issue. Stamped: "ST.& L./ 800.

The Grand Cross of the order since 1944 mounted on the original sash.

Grand Officer’s neck badge in gold and enamel. Original ribbon.

Officer’s badge in gold and enamel. Ribbon mounted for a Danish recipient.

Grand Officer’s neck badge in silver gilt and enamel. Stamped “800” on ring.

Breast star. 81 x 81 mm in silver, silver gilt and enamel. Stamped “800” on reverse.

Grand Officers breast star by Raviolo & Gordino. Diamond cut silver with gold front. Usual hairline cracks to white enamel but otherwise:

Grand Cross sash badge and breast star with full sash in fitted case by S. Johnson. Star: 82 X 82 mm.

Grand Cross sash badge with full scarf. Small defects to green enamel. Marked “1” on reverse.

Golden cross of merit in gilt and enamel. Ribbon for ladies.

1.Class (commander) neck badge 1952 in gilt and with a small piece of ribbon.

Knight’s Cross 5th class with original ribbon. Gold, silver and enamel. Small repairs to back of centre.

Commemorative silver medal 1905-1930. Ribbon for ladies and fitted with gold pin!! This medal has belonged to a member of the Danish Royal Family.

Honour Badge of the Organization of Officers of the Reserve “V.O.F.” Silver gilt and Stamped “J. T. 925 S”.

The King’s 70th Birthday Medal with original case.

Awarded to official state representatives who took part in commemorating the inauguration of the republic. The medal has 4 tiny chop mark to prove genuineness. With original ribbon and green case.

Silver badge awarded to prisoners interned in Hungary. Officially impressed and numbered on back. Original ribbon, but narrow.

Monarchy type in silver, silver gilt and enamel. Heart device in gold. About 1910.

Grand Cross breast star and badge in gilt and enamel. Full sash and case (defects to case).

Grand Officer’s breast star in silver, silver gilt and enamel. Stamped by Frederico Costa.

Commander`s neck badge, 1st type (1881-1932,) stamped: "ARG JRF" in ring an 21 cm of original ribbon. One tiny bump to bottom of right arm.

Grand Officer´s set off insignia by Bertrand. Neck badge & star in silver, backplate missing from badge. One ray slightly bend and defects to green of star.

Breast badge in gold. Nice balloon-formed cross, stamped "56" and "I.L.", stamps on ring and top of cross, original ribbon. Damages to red enamel on back.

Silver medal in multi-piece construction and with 4- digit number.

2. class breast badge in silver, silver gilt and enamel. A very scarce class with 3- digit number!

Star in silver and with pin stamped:”935.” A variety probably made in Austria or W.Germany. A couple of similar pieces has been seen at public auctions .

The medal of the Order of Merit in silver.

Grand Cross sash badge, 3rd model (with green robes). No ribbon. Minor enamel damages and some tips of cross slightly bend.

2nd class set with breast star and breast badge for women with the original ribbon. Both pieces with stamps for lokal manufacture.

Commander’s breast star. 4th model 1875-1931 in silver, gold and enamel. A beautifully crafted and early piece by Kretly of Paris.

Grand cross set in silver gilt and enamel. Complete wonderful sash and original case by Cejalvo.

Officers cross in silver gilt and with the original ribbon.

Officers Badge in gold, 1. type ca. 1800-1825. Small defects to swords and a large defect to back of medallion. Ribbon of later manufacture.

18 carat gold named to Joe Whitwam. Diameter 35 mm.

Silver gilt and enamel in the original case by Gustav Möllenborg.

Officer’s badge in 18 carat gold. Slightly scratched on reverse of one arm (obviously from wearing the order along with other decorations). Original ribbon mounted Danish style.

Silver Merit Cross with enamelled gold centre.

Marked on reverse, owners mark “WB” on obverse.

The fifth class in silver, gold and enamel suspended from the original ribbon.