Imperial Gift Brooch with Imperial Crown, circa 1900

Historic Brooch from the German Empire

Elegant oval gift brooch dating from around 1900, mounted on a horizontal pin fastening. The surface is finished with dark blue translucent enamel and features a finely detailed gilded Imperial Crown of Kaiser Wilhelm II. This motif symbolizes imperial dignity, monarchy, and the representative culture of the German Empire.

The border is decorated with ornamental glory stripes, giving the brooch a particularly refined and ceremonial appearance. Imperial commemorative and presentation pieces of this type were often distributed on the occasion of official celebrations, jubilees, court events, and other prestigious occasions.

Rare Collectible from the German Empire

The brooch is preserved in good to very good condition. There is only a minor enamel chip, consistent with age and use. Only the brooch is included in the sale; any additional objects shown in photographs serve solely for display purposes.

Dimensions: approx. 2.5 × 3.7 cm

Weight: approx. 10.7 g

Literature Reference

Aus allerhöchster Schatulle. Kaiserliche Geschenke, p. 38

Presented in a High-Quality Presentation Case

This remarkable piece is supplied in a custom-made piano lacquer presentation box, providing an elegant and secure method of display and storage. The excellent state of preservation and the distinguished character of the brooch make it a highly attractive collector’s item.

For Collectors of Imperial Memorabilia

This decorative German Empire brooch is an appealing collectible for enthusiasts of Kaiser Wilhelm II, imperial gifts, historic jewelry, orders and badges, and memorabilia relating to the German monarchy.

The combination of fine enamel work, a gilded Imperial Crown, and strong historical significance makes this brooch a distinctive survivor of the Wilhelmine era and an exceptional addition to any collection focused on the German Imperial Court and the House of Hohenzollern.