First Empire Patent Of Count For General Fouler, Equerry To The Empress, Signed Napoleon

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First Empire Patent Of Count For General Fouler, Equerry To The Empress, Signed Napoleon

Artist: Napoléon

A commission on parchment, from a count, of General Albert Louis Emmanuel de Fouler, equerry to the Empress, Count of Relingue, page to the King in 1786, who served in the campaigns of Austria, Prussia, Poland, and Spain, and was a squadron commander in the King's Household Musketeers in 1814. His name is inscribed on the Arc de Triomphe. The commission is signed by Napoleon I and comes with its red wax seal bearing the Imperial Arms and its protective case. 1808, First Empire period. Some fading, framed under glass.

4 300 €

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Lionel FINCK - Versailles, France

Period: 19th century

Style: Consulat, Empire

Condition: Condition of use

Material: Parchment

Reference (ID): 1723472

Availability: In stock