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English: Crown of Dauphin Louis Antoine worn at the Coronation of King Charles X.
Jean-Charles Cahier  (1772–1857)  wikidata:Q62909316
 
Jean-Charles Cahier
Description French goldsmith
Date of birth/death 1772 Edit this at Wikidata 17 October 1857 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Soissons Edit this at Wikidata Marseille Edit this at Wikidata
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Paris (1801–1830) Edit this at Wikidata
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"COURONNE D'OR PORTEE PAR LE DUC D'ANGOULÈME AU SACRE DE CHARTES X
Exécutée par Cahier, or fevre: de la Couronne


Garde-Meuble national"
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Source Vicomte de Reiset, Tony Henri Auguste: Mairie Caroline, Duchesse de Berry. Paris 1906
Author Hochgeladen von David Liuzzo
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current17:58, 7 March 2010Thumbnail for version as of 17:58, 7 March 2010642 × 587 (290 KB)David Liuzzo{{Information |Description= {{en|Crown of Dauphin Louis Antoine worn at the Coronation of King Charles X.}} Original description: <BR>"COURONNE D'OR PORTEE PAR LE DUC D'ANGOULÈME AU SACRE DE CHARTES X <BR>Exécutée par Cahier, or fevre: de la Couronne

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