Germany, Imperial. A Green Glazed Clawfoot Teacup, By Kpm Newly Listed It was renamed the Order

It was renamed the Order of Civil Valour in 1931

in the shell-shattered Somme section

the other with one of two prongs intact)

the son of Thomas James Dicks and Elizabeth Dicks (nee Bailey)

with its slightly soiled period original ribbon

Germany, Imperial. A Green Glazed Clawfoot Teacup, By Kpm Newly Listed It was renamed the OrderA lovely clawfoot teacup, with green glazed exterior, presenting and iron cross motif opposite the serpent style raised handle, rings of raised pebbles around the base and the lip, a gilt wreath below the lip, three claw feet raise the cup, the bottom marked with the red orb, KPM, scepter and two black iron crosses denoting first war period manufacture, numbered 125 594, measures 125mm (w inclusive of handle) x 129mm (h), small chips near handle and