Belgium, Kingdom. A Lot of Three Orders and Decorations

A lot of three Belgian orders and decorations, consisting of:

1. A Belgian Order of Leopold, IV Grade Officer, Civil Division. (Instituted August 3rd, 1832). A Maltese cross constructed of gilded silver, suspended from a hollow crown with a swivel ring stamped “850” for silver content and a maker mark, the obverse with white enameled arms and dual ball finals, with green enameled laurel and oak leaves in the quadrants between the arms of the cross - the laurels with red enameled berries, the obverse with a black enameled central medallion bearing a gilded silver lion, surrounded by a ring of red enamels inscribed “L’union fait la force” and “Eendracht maakt macht” (Unity is Strength) in capital letters within a Gold pebbled ring, the reverse with a central black enameled medallion bearing the monogram LL RR (King Leopold I), surrounded by a red enameled ring bearing oak sprigs, and surrounded by a matching Gold pebbled ring, measuring 39.4 mm (w) x 66.4 mm (l), weighing 36.04 grams. Accompanied by its case of issue, constructed of a lightweight wooden core with a textured faux leather exterior bearing a royal cypher on the exterior of the lid embossed in Gold, the interior of the lid embossed “Fisch, Bruxelles” in Golden lettering, with a functional push-button release but a partially torn hinge, measuring 78 mm (w) x 145 mm (l), in extremely fine condition. 

2. A Group of two cased Decorations for Workers and Artisans. Instituted November 7th, 1847. Type IV (1905 issue). Consisting of a I Class Badge (constructed of silver gilt) and II Class Badge (constructed of silver), measuring approximately 27.8 mm (w) x 57.6 mm (l), accompanied by their respective cardstock presentation cases, measuring 58 mm (w) x 111 mm (l), in overall better than very fine condition.