(Q481243)

English

chain of office

heavy chain, usually of gold or other metal, often with badges or other symbols attached, worn as insignia of office or a mark of fealty or other association

livery collar
collar
livery chain

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Statements

subclass of

neckwear

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Art & Architecture Thesaurus

Art & Architecture Thesaurus ID

300264346

jewellery chain

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image

Hans Holbein, the Younger - Sir Thomas More - Google Art Project.jpg
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media legend

Sir Thomas Moore wearing the Collar of Esses, a livery collar (English)

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Commons category

Livery collars

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Identifiers

GND ID

4553055-5

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German Wikipedia

Art & Architecture Thesaurus ID

chains of office

sourcing circumstances

hierarchical link is not direct

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FISH Archaeological Objects Thesaurus ID

152434

subject named as

Livery Collar

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28 October 2013

Nomenclature for Museum Cataloging

14070

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RKD thesaurus ID

67228

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museum-digital tag ID

42052

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commonswiki Category:Livery collars