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Lot 239 · Important Portrait Miniatures and Objects of Vertu

William I (1781-1864), King of Württemberg 1816-1864, in blue coat with gold epaulettes and aiguillettes from the right shoulder, wearing the badge of the Order of Military Merit of Württemberg, the breast-stars of the Order of the Württemberg Crown (version for rulers) and of the Frederick Order of Württemberg

Johann Michael Holder

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Estimate
£800–£1,200 hammer ≈ $1,559–$2,338
Result
Performance
Sale
Christie's — Important Portrait Miniatures and Objects of Vertu , London · 7 December 2004
Dimensions
rectangular, 5 5/8 x 4 9/16 in. (143 x 117 mm.) gilt-metal mount with foliate border and Royal crown surmount
Record ID
TB-2026-5859385
Record
first seen 28 Jul 2026 · updated 28 Jul 2026 · source ↗
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Johann Michael Holder, William I (1781-1864), King of Württemberg 1816-1864, in blue coat with gold epaulettes and aiguillettes from the right shoulder, wearing the badge of the Order of Military Merit of Württemberg, the breast-stars of the Order of the Württemberg Crown (version for rulers) and of the Frederick Order of Württemberg. Christie's, 7 Dec 2004, lot 239. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-5859385.

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Johann Michael Holder, William I (1781-1864), King of Württemberg 1816-1864, in blue coat with gold epaulettes and aiguillettes from the right shoulder, wearing the badge of the Order of Military Merit of Württemberg, the breast-stars of the Order of the Württemberg Crown (version for rulers) and of the Frederick Order of Württemberg. Christie's, 7 Dec 2004, lot 239. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-5859385.

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