Napoléon’s shoe buckles worn on St. Helena
- c. 1815
In his will, Napoléon mentions golden shoebuckles (he frequently referred to vermeil as gold, although it is actually gilded silver). All of his personal belongings were supposed to be handed over to his son, known then as the Duke of Reichstadt. His will was not respected, however, and his executors, Bertrand, Montholon and Noveraz, kept everything.
Historical Provenance - Duc de Padoue collection
Vermeil silver
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE Signed 1811 French Letter Beckett/BAS Encapsulated
$12699.00
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE LETTER SIGNED TO MINISTER OF WAR ABOUT PENINSULAR WAR TROOPS
$6800.00
Thomas Clarkson - Autograph Letter Signed - re/ Napoleon & His Work on Abolition
$3000.00
LETIZIA BONAPARTE MOTHER OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE SIGNED LETTER TO SON JOSEPH
$2795.00
JEAN BAPTISTE CHAMPAGNY NAPOLEON'S AMB HANDWRITTEN LETTER 1808 - $6K APR wCoA
$1995.00
antique silver Wax Seal, statue Napoleon I, initials / letters: E. R. or R. E.
$1800.00
