Grand Cross, in silver gilt and enamels, 50mm (x76mm including crown suspension), of Austrian, V. Mayer, Vienna, manufacture, very fine quality, with full length of fine quality sash ribbon, moderate wear and contact marks, good very fine.

Cross Second Class, in silver, silver gilt and enamels, 50.5mm (x74mm including crown suspension), of fine quality manufacture, with French hallmark on suspension arch, WWI period manufacture, minor enamel imperfections, with short length of original ribbon, good very fine.

Grand Cross (First Class), in silver, silver gilt and enamels, center appliqué in Gold and enamels, 50.5mm (x75mm including crown suspension), of fine quality manufacture, but of typical French WWI period manufacture, small enamel chip on upper arm, with full length of original sash ribbon, good very fine.

Cross Second Class, in silver, silver gilt and enamels, very tiny enamel chip on right arm, good very fine, unmarked, likely of French WWI period manufacture, with full length of original ribbon, in original red case of issue.

In solid silver, 36mm, marked “VM” (V. Mayer, Vienna), on the rim, thus pre 1914 period issue, worn, very fine.

Nikola I. issue, in stamped aluminum, 47x53mm, holed (worn sewn onto uniform), very good condition. Circa 1900.

In bronze, cross enameled, 34mm, very fine and very scarce.

In solid silver, 36mm, unmarked, worn, nearly very fine, with correct but modern ribbon.

In solid silver, 30mm, marked “VM” (V. Mayer, Vienna), on the rim, thus pre 1914 period issue, worn, extremely fine, with original ribbon, in Mayer’s case of issue.

Cross fifth class, in silver, silver gilt and enamels, 41mm (x61mm including crown suspension), marked “AC” o the ring (A. Chobillion”, Paris, silver French hallmark below crown, of fine quality make, WWI period, with original French style ribbon as worn, nearly extremely fine. Rare maker of this insignia.

Medal struck in silver, 31mm, unmarked, but typical V. Mayer manufacture. Without ribbon, worn, very good condition. Medal for heroism was awarded to officers and men for exceptional bravery, and is scarcer then bravery medal.

Medal commemorating the 50th Anniversary of King Nicholas I. 1860-1910. In bronze, original ribbon, very fine.

Cross contained in an old, period frame, along with award documents. Cross in silver gilt and enamels, typical G. Lemaiter type, enamel cracks and chipping to center medallion, good/very good condition. Mounted on original ribbon. Award documents (in Serbian and French) named to Madame Maria Eberspacher Brugnoli, No. 148, dated May 9 1922. Signed by Vl. Popovitch, issued in Rome, Italy, by Royal Government of Montenegro, in exile. Very rare award, and extremely rare award document.

Introduced in 1912, this Medal commemorates Balkan Alliance. Medal is struck in bronze, in Prague, and measures 35 mm. Mounted on authentic ribbon and in extremely fine condition.

This attractive Decoration of unusual design was awarded to participants of "Christmas Mutiny", an armed uprising of independence minded Montenegrians who were against new (Yugoslav) rule in Montenegro after the WW I ended. Uprising failed however and the rebels ended up on Italian soil, where this decoration was made ( by Cravanzola) and awarded to men participating in uprising. This example is mounted on authentic ribbon, and is in extremely fine condition. Scarce.

Milos Obilic Bravery Medal, in gilded bronze. Medal measures 31.3mm, die struck, cylinder suspension. Unmarked, without maker’s or designer’s markings. Most likely of Austrian manufacture (Mayer), 1860-1890 (most likely issued during Montenegro’s War of Independence period). Medal was worn, polished, rim bump and nicks, thus fair / good condition. Mounted as worn, on original ribbon, and very scarce.

Medal in silvered zinc/white metal, 32mm. Presented to the guests at the wedding ceremony. In extremely fine condition, without the ribbon. Scarce.