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Русский: Наперсный крест царя Петра Алексеевича

Наперсный крест во имя св. апостола Петра, хранящийся в Оружейной палате, принадлежал к царскому наряду царя и великого князя Петра Алексеевича. В описи 1727 г. он обозначен, в числе царского его величества наряда, следующим образом:

«Крест золотой Царскаго наряду, а в нем восемь алмазов больших, в том числе четыре алмаза рассыпная грань, цена четыреста рублев. Четыре алмаза малых, цена шестнадцать рублев. Десять изумрудов, цена пятьдесят рублев. В том кресте и с каменьем золота — весу сорок два золотника, цена сорок рублев. Всего на том кресте каменья и золота по цене пять сот шесть рублев».

По описи Оружейной палаты:

«Крест золотой, украшенный алмазами и травами из разноцветной финифти. На верху креста образ Нерукотвореннаго Спаса. В средине десять изумрудов, из числа которых на одном вырезано Распятие, на другом “Царь Славы”, на третьем “НИКА”; вокруг них по одному крупному, по одному небольшому алмазу; на оконечностях креста четыре алмаза граненых россыпью. На другой стороне креста образ св. Апостола Петра. Весу в кресте сорок два золотника».


Древности Российского государства (Antiquities of Russian country), 1846—1853. Т.2. Иллюстратор — Солнцев, Фёдор Григорьевич
Date 1846—1853
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Fedor Solntsev  (1801–1892)  wikidata:Q3755460
 
Fedor Solntsev
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Fedor Grigoryevich Solntsev
Description Russian archaeologist, painter, historian and architect
Date of birth/death 14 April 1801 (in Julian calendar) Edit this at Wikidata 3 March 1892 (in Julian calendar) Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Verkhne-Nikulskoe Saint Petersburg
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