EGYPTEGrand insignia of judge of mixed court, for the administration of Egypt and the Suez Canal. In silver and chased vermeil, on a radiating background decorated with a large cloak ensigned by the Royal Crown bearing the tables of the law with inscriptions in Arabic ("Justice is the prerogative of the Royalty"), enamelled black, on a background of a radiating star, hand of justice and toug, branches of oak and laurel leaves and decoration of the Medidié. Reverse with a double tilting attachment at its base. Safety hook. Goldsmith's hallmark of Froment Meurice, "FROMENT MEURICE" hallmark and boar's head hallmark. 112 x 88 mm - Gross weight : 150 gSUP . Note: Established in Egypt in 1875, the mixed courts of Cairo, Mansourha and Alexandria (where the mixed court of appeal also sat) had jurisdiction in civil and commercial matters in any dispute between foreigners and Egyptians, or between foreigners of different nationalities. Composed of Egyptian and foreign judges (appointed by the Egyptian government on the proposal of their governments), these courts had considerable influence in Egypt. This magnificent insignia was the symbol of their authority.