Serbia, Kingdom. An Order of the White Eagle, V Class by Bertrand, with Case

(Orden Belog Orla). Instituted January 23rd, 1883. Type II - 1903-1941, (c. 1920 issue). 
Constructed of gilded silver, consisting of a double-headed eagle in white enamel, the obverse with an oval shield with a red enameled background and a white enameled cross, the reverse with a similar central red enameled medallion dated “1882” in gilt, the top of the award with a ribbon in blue enamels, suspended from a hollow swivel crown, pierced ball suspension, and swivel ring from its period-original tri-fold ribbon, unmarked but displaying the typical manufacturing characteristics of Arthus Bertrand of Paris, measuring 35.4 mm (w) x 71.2 mm (l), weighing 29.0 grams, enamel damage to blue pendilia, in near extremely fine condition.

Accompanied by its presentation case, constructed of a lightweight wooden core, with a lightly textured white faux leather exterior, the exterior embossed with the name of the award, the interior of the lid is lined with a cotton-silk liner maker marked by Arthus Bertrand PARIS in black, with a functional exterior metal hinge, ripped fabric hinge cover, and functional push-button closure, measuring 68 mm (w) x 124 mm (l) x 22 mm (d), light wear, in near extremely fine condition.