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fme_445995 - LOUIS XVI Médaille des raffineries sucrières de Bordeaux
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种类 Médaille des raffineries sucrières de Bordeaux
日期: 1786
铸币厂名称/城市 33 - Bordeaux
材质 bronze
直径 42,9 mm
模子方针 12 h.
硬币制模工 LORTHIOR Pierre-Joseph (1733-1813)
重量 38,8 g.
侧面 lisse
关于品相的说明
Superbe médaille avec de beaux reliefs et un agréable aspect avec cette patine brun sombre et brillante
正面
正面的文字 LUD XVI REX CHRISTIANISS.
正面的说明书 Buste de profil tourné vers la gauche.
背面
背面的文字 RAFFINERIES REVIVIFIÉES ARRÊT DU 25 MAI 1786 // PRÉSENTÉ / AU ROI / PAR LES / RAFFINEURS/ DE / BORDEAUX.
背面的说明书 Légende circulaire et en 6 lignes dans une couronne de roseaux.
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Médaille signée LORTHIOR F. pouvant être d’époque ou issu d’une frappe plus tardive (avant 1832). Nous restons incertains à ce sujet.
Pierre-Joseph Lorthior, ou Lorthioir, né le 22 janvier 1733 à Lille et mort en 1813 à Paris, est un médailleur et dessinateur de billet de banque français. Il a gravé un grand nombre de médailles, cachets et jetons. C’test lui qui exécuta le grand sceau de la reine Marie-Antoinette d'après les étains de M. Richebé. Il était médailleur du roi.
En 1789, il exécute différentes gravures pour des billets de la Caisse d'escompte. En 1790, il envoie à l'Assemblée nationale un rapport sur la confection des assignats et son projet est retenu pour une première série d'émissions. En 1791, il participe au concours national visant à refondre l'ensemble des pièces de monnaie. Il est l'auteur de plusieurs assignats, aux côtés de Nicolas-Marie Gatteaux.
Depuis le XVIIe siècle, les Bordelais se sont familiarisés avec les routes atlantiques vers les îles tropicales. Les armateurs et la Royale y transportèrent d’innombrables marins, aventuriers, militaires, négociants qui rapportèrent des souvenirs de délices parfumés, trop fragiles pour être transportés : ananas, mangues, bananes. Mais la canne à sucre, culture exigeante en main-d’œuvre peut être malaxée sur place ; le sucre extrait se transforme en épaisse et collante mélasse. Les pains de sucre au goût de miel migrèrent alors vers les rivages aquitains, sous forme de blocs cristallisés dans les moules coniques provenant de poteries telle celle très active de Sadirac en Entre-deux-Mers. Un exquis dérivé, le rhum connut un durable succès… Cette industrie de raffinage s’installa très tôt dans la cité puisque la première autorisation d’établir une raffinerie fut accordée par les jurats en 1633. En 1740 la production de sucre atteint
1 000 tonnes !
Un siècle plus tard, 35 raffineries fonctionnaient, dont Abribat, Bordes, Cardes, Bazille, Michelot… bientôt supplantées par l’usine Saint-Rémi qui s’équipa de modernes machines à vapeur. En 1850, elle fournira 15 % de la consommation des sucres et mélasses de l’Europe. Mais après 1880, s’impose la concurrence de la culture betteravière. Le nombre des raffineries de sucre fut réduit alors à trois : ne restaient que Saint-Rémi, Frugès et Tivoli / Sainte-Croix.
Medal signed LORTHIOR F. which may be from the period or from a later strike (before 1832). We remain uncertain about this..
Pierre-Joseph Lorthior, or Lorthioir, born January 22, 1733 in Lille and died in 1813 in Paris, was a French medalist and banknote designer.. He engraved a large number of medals, seals and tokens. It was he who executed the great seal of Queen Marie-Antoinette from the pewter of M. Richebé. He was the king's medalist.
In 1789, he produced various engravings for banknotes from the Caisse d'escompte. In 1790, he sent a report to the National Assembly on the production of assignats and his project was selected for a first series of issues.. In 1791, he took part in the national competition aimed at recasting all the coins. He is the author of several assignats, alongside Nicolas-Marie Gatteaux.
Since the 17th century, the people of Bordeaux have become familiar with the Atlantic routes to the tropical islands. The shipowners and the Royal Navy transported countless sailors, adventurers, soldiers and traders who brought back souvenirs of fragrant delicacies, too fragile to be transported: pineapples, mangoes, bananas. But sugarcane, a labor-intensive crop, can be kneaded on site; the extracted sugar turns into a thick, sticky molasses.. The honey-flavored sugar loaves then migrated to the Aquitaine shores, in the form of crystallized blocks in conical molds from potteries such as the very active one at Sadirac in Entre-deux-Mers.. An exquisite derivative, rum enjoyed lasting success... This refining industry was established very early in the city since the first authorization to establish a refinery was granted by the jurats in 1633. In 1740, sugar production reached 1,000 tonnes! A century later, 35 refineries were operating, including Abribat, Bordes, Cardes, Bazille, Michelot… soon supplanted by the Saint-Rémi factory which was equipped with modern steam engines.. In 1850, it supplied 15% of Europe's sugar and molasses consumption.. But after 1880, competition from beet cultivation became a must.. The number of sugar refineries was then reduced to three: only Saint-Rémi, Frugès and Tivoli / Sainte-Croix remained.
Pierre-Joseph Lorthior, ou Lorthioir, né le 22 janvier 1733 à Lille et mort en 1813 à Paris, est un médailleur et dessinateur de billet de banque français. Il a gravé un grand nombre de médailles, cachets et jetons. C’test lui qui exécuta le grand sceau de la reine Marie-Antoinette d'après les étains de M. Richebé. Il était médailleur du roi.
En 1789, il exécute différentes gravures pour des billets de la Caisse d'escompte. En 1790, il envoie à l'Assemblée nationale un rapport sur la confection des assignats et son projet est retenu pour une première série d'émissions. En 1791, il participe au concours national visant à refondre l'ensemble des pièces de monnaie. Il est l'auteur de plusieurs assignats, aux côtés de Nicolas-Marie Gatteaux.
Depuis le XVIIe siècle, les Bordelais se sont familiarisés avec les routes atlantiques vers les îles tropicales. Les armateurs et la Royale y transportèrent d’innombrables marins, aventuriers, militaires, négociants qui rapportèrent des souvenirs de délices parfumés, trop fragiles pour être transportés : ananas, mangues, bananes. Mais la canne à sucre, culture exigeante en main-d’œuvre peut être malaxée sur place ; le sucre extrait se transforme en épaisse et collante mélasse. Les pains de sucre au goût de miel migrèrent alors vers les rivages aquitains, sous forme de blocs cristallisés dans les moules coniques provenant de poteries telle celle très active de Sadirac en Entre-deux-Mers. Un exquis dérivé, le rhum connut un durable succès… Cette industrie de raffinage s’installa très tôt dans la cité puisque la première autorisation d’établir une raffinerie fut accordée par les jurats en 1633. En 1740 la production de sucre atteint
1 000 tonnes !
Un siècle plus tard, 35 raffineries fonctionnaient, dont Abribat, Bordes, Cardes, Bazille, Michelot… bientôt supplantées par l’usine Saint-Rémi qui s’équipa de modernes machines à vapeur. En 1850, elle fournira 15 % de la consommation des sucres et mélasses de l’Europe. Mais après 1880, s’impose la concurrence de la culture betteravière. Le nombre des raffineries de sucre fut réduit alors à trois : ne restaient que Saint-Rémi, Frugès et Tivoli / Sainte-Croix.
Medal signed LORTHIOR F. which may be from the period or from a later strike (before 1832). We remain uncertain about this..
Pierre-Joseph Lorthior, or Lorthioir, born January 22, 1733 in Lille and died in 1813 in Paris, was a French medalist and banknote designer.. He engraved a large number of medals, seals and tokens. It was he who executed the great seal of Queen Marie-Antoinette from the pewter of M. Richebé. He was the king's medalist.
In 1789, he produced various engravings for banknotes from the Caisse d'escompte. In 1790, he sent a report to the National Assembly on the production of assignats and his project was selected for a first series of issues.. In 1791, he took part in the national competition aimed at recasting all the coins. He is the author of several assignats, alongside Nicolas-Marie Gatteaux.
Since the 17th century, the people of Bordeaux have become familiar with the Atlantic routes to the tropical islands. The shipowners and the Royal Navy transported countless sailors, adventurers, soldiers and traders who brought back souvenirs of fragrant delicacies, too fragile to be transported: pineapples, mangoes, bananas. But sugarcane, a labor-intensive crop, can be kneaded on site; the extracted sugar turns into a thick, sticky molasses.. The honey-flavored sugar loaves then migrated to the Aquitaine shores, in the form of crystallized blocks in conical molds from potteries such as the very active one at Sadirac in Entre-deux-Mers.. An exquisite derivative, rum enjoyed lasting success... This refining industry was established very early in the city since the first authorization to establish a refinery was granted by the jurats in 1633. In 1740, sugar production reached 1,000 tonnes! A century later, 35 refineries were operating, including Abribat, Bordes, Cardes, Bazille, Michelot… soon supplanted by the Saint-Rémi factory which was equipped with modern steam engines.. In 1850, it supplied 15% of Europe's sugar and molasses consumption.. But after 1880, competition from beet cultivation became a must.. The number of sugar refineries was then reduced to three: only Saint-Rémi, Frugès and Tivoli / Sainte-Croix remained.
历史细节
LOUIS XVI
(05/10/1774-01/21/1793)
Born in Versailles in 1754, Louis XVI was the son of Louis, Dauphin of France, and Marie-Josèphe de Saxe. In 1774, king on the death of his ancestor Louis XV, he called to his side the old count of Maurepas, disgraced since 1749, and soon separated from the ministers of his predecessor, this "triumvirate" formed by the chancellor Maupeou, the Abbé Terray and the Duc d'Aiguillon, who, through his authoritarian policy, had just restored the royal authority. The old Parliament of Paris, abolished since 1770, was restored. On August 24, 1774, Louis XVI dismissed Terray and appointed Turgot Comptroller General of Finances. Refusing to be a simple "money collector" during his ministry, Turgot multiplied the economic reforms. At the end of 1775, the Comptroller General had begun financial recovery: taxes brought in 327 million, 67 more than the previous year; the deficit was reduced to 15 million. But his plans hurt too many vested interests. Everything was against him: the devotees, the parliaments, the Choiseul party, Queen Marie-Antoinette, whose role was incredibly harmful, the Court, the financiers. He needed the support of an enlightened despot, and Louis XVI was neither despot enough nor enlightened enough.. The revolt of the English colonies in America, in 1775, heated the spirits in France. A whole party wanted to erase the memory of the disastrous Seven Years' War. On May 9, 1776, a secret council, from which Turgot was excluded, decided to enter the war; on the 12th, the Comptroller General was dismissed at the same time as the Keeper of the Seals Malesherbes, after a ministry of less than two years. Thanks to French help, the insurgents prevailed in America and the Treaty of Versailles (1783) recognized the independence of the United States.. But France had gained little in this war which increased the financial distress of the State. Necker, successor to Turgot from 1777 to 1781, also had to give way before the coalition of the privileged. With the financial crisis worsening, the king summoned an Assembly of Notables (1787), which refused the necessary changes. Necker, recalled to business (1788), had the king decide to convene the States General, the first since 1614. The first part of the reign of Louis XVI was marked by numerous reforms: establishment of the Mont-de-Piété (1777), abolition of serfdom in the royal domain (1779), abolition of the preparatory question (1780), creation of the school of mines (1783), beginning of the dyke of Cherbourg and the Canal du Center (1784), freedom of the grain trade (1787), edict of tolerance in favor of Protestants (1788). In generalities, a generation of high-class intendants continued the work of their predecessors during the reign of Louis XV.. But these reforms were not enough to stop the march of time. When it appointed its representatives, the nation disavowed the enlightened administrators from the Council and the intendancies. From 1789 to 1792, in three short years, the ancient political and social edifice crumbled irreparably. The giant of the Grand Siècle had lived. Opened on May 5, 1789, the States General declared themselves the National Assembly on June 17 and, on August 4, abolished the old privileges. However, the king's brothers left France. In October, the royal family was brought back to Paris and the Assembly followed it there: henceforth, the history of France was going to be written in the capital.. The Revolution continued, and, as time passed, Louis XVI, who only approved by mouth the transformations in progress, was no more than the plaything of events.. Brought back to Paris after the failure of his flight abroad (June 1791), he had to sanction the new constitution which reduced him to the rank of first civil servant of the State.. The war against Austria, desired by Louis XVI (April 1792), precipitated the fall of the regime. Accused of duplicity, the king was overthrown by the Parisian riot and the Legislative Assembly had to endorse the abolition of the monarchy (August 10, 1792) before giving way to a National Convention. It was before this body that the trial of the king took place (December 1792-1793), who, condemned to death, was executed on January 21, 1793.. With the reign of Louis XVI, the history of the French monarchy really comes to an end.. No doubt there will still be kings of France, a Restoration, this "comedy of fifteen years", a king of the French, two emperors, no doubt it will take France a century to establish itself definitively as a Republic, but it It was in 1792 that the chain of time, uninterrupted for fifteen centuries, was broken, at the same time as the bond of love between the monarch and his subjects was broken.. Constantly inferior to their task since their accession to the throne, Louis XVI and his wife showed exceptional dignity and courage as soon as they descended from it.. Their long martyrdom, from August 1792 to July 1793, crowns the destiny of a monarchy which, since its birth, had prided itself on being entirely Christian..
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