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The King and Queen of Spain, a fan painted with the couple enthroned, with coats of arms above, with a chamberlain to their left, the throne room furnished with four gilt armchairs upholstered in blue, statues, blue and white vases, two candelabra, wall sconces attached to pillars, a pier glass, the verso with putti bearing blue banners, one blows a trumpet, the reserves with chinoiserie flowers and birds, the sticks painted with pillasters and caryatids - 11.5in. (29cm.), circa 1725 (three sticks broken and a guardstick broken)
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The King and Queen of Spain, a fan painted with the couple enthroned, with coats of arms above, with a chamberlain to their left, the throne room furnished with four gilt armchairs upholstered in blue, statues, blue and white vases, two candelabra, wall sconces attached to pillars, a pier glass, the verso with putti bearing blue banners, one blows a trumpet, the reserves with chinoiserie flowers and birds, the sticks painted with pillasters and caryatids - 11.5in. (29cm.), circa 1725 (three sticks broken and a guardstick broken)

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The King and Queen of Spain, a fan painted with the couple enthroned, with coats of arms above, with a chamberlain to their left, the throne room furnished with four gilt armchairs upholstered in blue, statues, blue and white vases, two candelabra, wall sconces attached to pillars, a pier glass, the verso with putti bearing blue banners, one blows a trumpet, the reserves with chinoiserie flowers and birds, the sticks painted with pillasters and caryatids - 11.5in. (29cm.), circa 1725 (three sticks broken and a guardstick broken)
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No VAT will be charged on the hammer price, but VAT at 17.5% will be added to the buyer's premium which is invoiced on a VAT inclusive basis.

拍品專文

Presumably King Philip V (1683-1743) and his second wife Isabella Farnese whom he married in 1714. The arms however are not his but are extremely close to those of his uncle Charles II [Hapsburg] whom he succeeded in 1700. Isabella Farnese is celebrated as a collector of fans.