Crown of Maria Josepha

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Crown of Maria Josepha was made for Archduchess Maria Josepha of Austria, wife of elector of Saxony Friedrich Augustus II. It was used as a coronation crown of Polish queen in 1734.

Today the crown of Maria Josepha is kept at the National Museum in Warsaw.

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