Coat of arms of Henry V, Count of Luxembourg (Lion of Luxemburg) Sterling Silver Filigree Pendent

The coat of arms of Henry VI, Count of Luxembourg (1240-1288)

In 1282, after the death of Waleran IV of Limburg, Henry VI, count of Luxembourg changed his arms by doubling the lion's tail and passing it in saltire as a claim on the duchy of Limburg. After Henry VI's death in 1288 at the Battle of Worringen, Henry VII readopted his grandfather Henry V's arms, which remained in use until the extinction of the House of Luxembourg.

Not sure if this is original to being a pendant

Measures 1 15/16" (48mm) diameters

]The pictures provide the best description

Please, it is very important to examine the photos closely for condition issues before purchasing to see exactly what you’ll be receiving. And we want you to ask questions before bidding. 

Our Disclosure:

On all of our items we try to describe them as best we can. The majority of our items are era, so please understand that it is rare to find something, especially toy, tools and books, in excellent to mint condition

Please ask questions before you bid if there is any doubt. IF YOU ARE TEMPTED TO LEAVE ANYTHING LESS THAN 5 STARS AS FEEDBACK, PLEASE CONTACT US FIRST SO WE CAN SEEK A SOLUTION THAT IS FAIR TO BOTH OF US. We strive to maintain good relationships!

To save you shipping costs we combine shipping when possible for multiple purchases.