Denmark Order of Dannebrog Grand Cross Set 1952

The Denmark Order of Dannebrog Grand Cross Set 1952 is a prestigious and historic item from Denmark. This order, also known as Dannebrogordenen in Danish, is one of the oldest and most esteemed orders of chivalry in Denmark. The Grand Cross Set, dating back to 1952, is a beautifully crafted piece. It consists of a Grand Cross measuring 85x42 mm, adorned with enamel and featuring hallmarks on the ring. The set also includes an original sash with a bow, adding to its regal appearance. The accompanying Breast Star (BS) is 86x81 mm in size, also embellished with enamel and hallmarks. Both the Grand Cross and Breast Star were manufactured by Anton Michelsen, a renowned Danish jewelry and silverware company. The Order of Dannebrog holds significant historical importance in Denmark. It was established in 1671 by King Christian V and is awarded to individuals for their exceptional contributions to the country or for their services to the Danish monarchy. The order is named after the national flag of Denmark, the Dannebrog, which is believed to have fallen from the sky during a battle in 1219. The 1952 Grand Cross Set is a testament to the long-standing tradition and recognition of outstanding achievements in Denmark. With its original case and pin, it is a collector's item that represents the honor and prestige associated with the Order of Dannebrog.

N° 254 | Denmark Order of Dannebrog Grand Cross Set 1952

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