Russia Imperial. A in Gold Miniature Chain (20th Century) of Six Orders. A fine period award chain with all Gold orders and decorations. As originally worn consisting of the following: Russia; imperial: Order of St. Anne (in Gold with red and white enamels; painted centrepieces; measuring 14 mm (w) x 16,5 mm (h) inclusive of its integral ring, replacement ring); Austria Empire: Order of Franz Joseph (in Gold with red; white and black enamels; hallmarked with an eagle's head on the ring; measuring 98 mm (w) x 19 mm (h) inclusive of its crown suspension); Portugal Kingdom: Order of Villa Vicosa (in Gold with light blue and white enamels; measuring 14.5 mm (w) x 23.5 mm (h) inclusive of its crown suspension); Norway Kingdom: Order of St. Olaf Type 111 (post 1937) (in Gold with red; white and blue enamels; measuring 11.8 mm (w) x 19.5 mm (h) inclusive of its crown suspension); Sweden Kingdom: Order of the Sword (in Gold with blue and white enamels; measuring 12.5 mm (w) x 22 mm (h) inclusive of its crown suspension); and Italy; Kingdom: Order of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus in Gold with green and white enamels; measuring 14.2 mm (w) x 20.7 mm (h) inclusive of its crown suspension). Ali sixawards are mounted to a Gold triple-strand chain with a hoop( at the far right end; collectively weighing 14.42 grams; intact enamels; extremely fine. In a hardshelied case; maker marked 'G. KENNING & SON. LONDON LIVERPOOL MANCHESTER GLASGOW' on the inside lid; the inside lid and medal bed lined in white satin; with light scuffing on the exterior; along with fraying evident in the medal bed; case very fine.
