Hello!

On this medal (epoch of Restoration), the portrait of Henry 4, which is different from the mainstream.

A collar (not "jabot"). .

What is the reason? (Other manufacturer of a medal, manufacture time…).

Best wishes,

Slava

Hello Sever

You have a very nice Restauration (1814-1830) period badge. The crown has the right lillies, so has the reverse of the badge.

Variations in details of the portrait of Henri IV occured from one manufacturer to the other. I am not sure variations in productions are sufficiently well known to allow putting a name on yours.

Congratulations, a very nice piece.

Vétéran

Hello, Vétéran!

Thanks for the answer!

While executing a cross can we talk about more concrete time manufacturing (early or late?)

Best wishes

Slava

Sever

Sorry. I cannot tell any more than I could with my first message. The Royalist Restauration was only fifteen years or so, which is a rather short period.

The only thing I would say is that the badge is typically period. If one HAD to date it within tho se few years, on would say it has better chances to be an later one. To be frank, that is not a question French collectors particularly bother about.

Other members will possibly be more helpful.

Happy collecting
Vétéran