E-auction 154-92853 - fjt_375386 - LUIGI XVIII Quinaire de Louis XVIII, frappé durant l’exil n.d.
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| Valutazione : | 48 € |
| Prezzo : | 25 € |
| Offerta maxima : | 31 € |
| Data di fine vendita : | 28 marzo 2016 19:06:00 |
| partecipanti : | 5 partecipanti |
Tipo : Quinaire de Louis XVIII, frappé durant l’exil
Data: n.d.
Metallo : argento
Diametro : 14 mm
Asse di coniazione : 12 h.
Peso : 1,57 g.
Orlo : lisse
Marchio : sans poinçon
Grado di rarità : R1
Diritto
Titolatura diritto : LOUIS XVIII ROI DE FRANCE.
Descrittivo diritto : Buste jeune de Louis XVIII à droite.
Rovescio
Descrittivo rovescio : Deux L affrontés et couronnés dans une couronne ouverte de laurier.
Commento
Le futur Louis XVIII, comte de Provence, n’eût pas pendant la révolution une attitude particulièrement glorieuse ni intelligente : “Le 20 juin 1791, date du départ du roi Louis XVI et sa famille des Tuileries, le comte de Provence quitte également sa résidence surveillée. Déguisé, muni d'un passeport anglais, il rejoint ainsi les Pays-Bas, via Avesnes et Maubeuge. Il se réfugie à Bruxelles puis Coblence, capitale de l’électorat de Trèves, dont un de ses oncles maternels est l’archevêque et le souverain. Il rencontre l’empereur Léopold II et lui inspire la déclaration de Pillnitz d’août 1791 qui galvanise la Révolution française. Il refuse de reconnaître l’autorité du roi et se voit déchu de ses droits de prince du sang par l'Assemblée législative en janvier 1792. Il tente de rentrer en France à la tête d’une armée de 14 000 hommes mais doit rebrousser chemin après la bataille de Valmy et se réfugie à Hamm en Westphalie.
En 1793, ayant appris l’exécution de son frère aîné, il se proclame « régent » pour le dauphin, lequel demeure aux mains des révolutionnaires à Paris, et le proclame « Louis XVII ». À la déclaration de la mort de l’enfant, le 8 juin 1795, il devient dépositaire de la couronne de France et prend le nom de Louis XVIII. ( http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_XVIII_de_France )
Ce quinaire présente toutes les caractéristiques qui peuvent le dater du début de l’exil. Tout d’abord le buste, bien plus jeune que ceux de 1814 ou 1815, peut tout à fait dater de 1795.
La technique de fabrication utilisée, archaïque pour 1815, est sans rapport avec un autre quinaire de Louis XVIII, mais de 1816, que nous publions sous la référence fjt_274910. Ce quinaire “d’exil” ressemble aux premiers quarts de francs de Bonaparte, donc de l’an XI. Il ne peut techniquement qu’être antérieur à 1806 / 1808. Le revers est typique de certains revers de la table de jeu du roi comme notre fjt_265498 .
Autre argument pour la période de l’exil, le format et le poids. On ne peut pas penser qu’un royaume maître de ses finances ait pu produire un quinaire aussi rare et ne pas avoir par ailleurs le même type en plus lourd.
Reste à se demander à quelle occasion ce quinaire fut fabriqué et distribué. Espérons que ce n’est pas à l’occasion de la proclamation de sa royauté, puisque celle-ci coïncidait avec la mort de Louis XVII, l’enfant martyr.
The future Louis XVIII, Count of Provence, did not have a particularly glorious or intelligent attitude during the revolution: “On June 20, 1791, the date of the departure of King Louis XVI and his family from the Tuileries, the Count of Provence also left his house under surveillance. Disguised and equipped with an English passport, he reached the Netherlands via Avesnes and Maubeuge.. He took refuge in Brussels and then Koblenz, capital of the Electorate of Trier, where one of his maternal uncles was the archbishop and sovereign.. He met Emperor Leopold II and inspired the Declaration of Pillnitz in August 1791, which galvanized the French Revolution.. He refused to recognize the authority of the king and was stripped of his rights as prince of the blood by the Legislative Assembly in January 1792.. He attempted to return to France at the head of an army of 14,000 men but was forced to turn back after the Battle of Valmy and took refuge in Hamm in Westphalia..
In 1793, having learned of the execution of his elder brother, he proclaimed himself \\\"regent\\\" for the dauphin, who remained in the hands of the revolutionaries in Paris, and proclaimed him \\\"Louis XVII\\\". When the child's death was declared on June 8, 1795, he became the custodian of the crown of France and took the name Louis XVIII.. ( http://fr. Wikipedia. org/wiki/Louis_XVIII_de_France ) This quinary presents all the characteristics which can date it from the beginning of the exile. First of all, the bust, much younger than those of 1814 or 1815, could very well date from 1795..
The manufacturing technique used, archaic for 1815, is unrelated to another quinary of Louis XVIII, but from 1816, which we publish under the reference fjt_274910. This quinary “of exile” resembles the first quarter francs of Bonaparte, therefore from the year XI. It can technically only be earlier than 1806/1808. The reverse is typical of some king's table reverses like our fjt_265498 .
Another argument for the period of exile is the format and weight.. It is unthinkable that a kingdom in control of its finances could have produced such a rare quinary and not have the same type in a heavier version..
It remains to be seen on what occasion this quinary was produced and distributed.. Let us hope that it was not on the occasion of the proclamation of his royalty, since this coincided with the death of Louis XVII, the child martyr.
En 1793, ayant appris l’exécution de son frère aîné, il se proclame « régent » pour le dauphin, lequel demeure aux mains des révolutionnaires à Paris, et le proclame « Louis XVII ». À la déclaration de la mort de l’enfant, le 8 juin 1795, il devient dépositaire de la couronne de France et prend le nom de Louis XVIII. ( http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_XVIII_de_France )
Ce quinaire présente toutes les caractéristiques qui peuvent le dater du début de l’exil. Tout d’abord le buste, bien plus jeune que ceux de 1814 ou 1815, peut tout à fait dater de 1795.
La technique de fabrication utilisée, archaïque pour 1815, est sans rapport avec un autre quinaire de Louis XVIII, mais de 1816, que nous publions sous la référence fjt_274910. Ce quinaire “d’exil” ressemble aux premiers quarts de francs de Bonaparte, donc de l’an XI. Il ne peut techniquement qu’être antérieur à 1806 / 1808. Le revers est typique de certains revers de la table de jeu du roi comme notre fjt_265498 .
Autre argument pour la période de l’exil, le format et le poids. On ne peut pas penser qu’un royaume maître de ses finances ait pu produire un quinaire aussi rare et ne pas avoir par ailleurs le même type en plus lourd.
Reste à se demander à quelle occasion ce quinaire fut fabriqué et distribué. Espérons que ce n’est pas à l’occasion de la proclamation de sa royauté, puisque celle-ci coïncidait avec la mort de Louis XVII, l’enfant martyr.
The future Louis XVIII, Count of Provence, did not have a particularly glorious or intelligent attitude during the revolution: “On June 20, 1791, the date of the departure of King Louis XVI and his family from the Tuileries, the Count of Provence also left his house under surveillance. Disguised and equipped with an English passport, he reached the Netherlands via Avesnes and Maubeuge.. He took refuge in Brussels and then Koblenz, capital of the Electorate of Trier, where one of his maternal uncles was the archbishop and sovereign.. He met Emperor Leopold II and inspired the Declaration of Pillnitz in August 1791, which galvanized the French Revolution.. He refused to recognize the authority of the king and was stripped of his rights as prince of the blood by the Legislative Assembly in January 1792.. He attempted to return to France at the head of an army of 14,000 men but was forced to turn back after the Battle of Valmy and took refuge in Hamm in Westphalia..
In 1793, having learned of the execution of his elder brother, he proclaimed himself \\\"regent\\\" for the dauphin, who remained in the hands of the revolutionaries in Paris, and proclaimed him \\\"Louis XVII\\\". When the child's death was declared on June 8, 1795, he became the custodian of the crown of France and took the name Louis XVIII.. ( http://fr. Wikipedia. org/wiki/Louis_XVIII_de_France ) This quinary presents all the characteristics which can date it from the beginning of the exile. First of all, the bust, much younger than those of 1814 or 1815, could very well date from 1795..
The manufacturing technique used, archaic for 1815, is unrelated to another quinary of Louis XVIII, but from 1816, which we publish under the reference fjt_274910. This quinary “of exile” resembles the first quarter francs of Bonaparte, therefore from the year XI. It can technically only be earlier than 1806/1808. The reverse is typical of some king's table reverses like our fjt_265498 .
Another argument for the period of exile is the format and weight.. It is unthinkable that a kingdom in control of its finances could have produced such a rare quinary and not have the same type in a heavier version..
It remains to be seen on what occasion this quinary was produced and distributed.. Let us hope that it was not on the occasion of the proclamation of his royalty, since this coincided with the death of Louis XVII, the child martyr.







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