Lot Essay
See J. Louda a.o., Lines of Succession, London, 1981, Table 49-50 for both the similar coat-of-arms of the above monarchs of Spain.
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CIRCA 1750, MARKED FOR DE DRYE KLOKKEN
Details
A pair of rare Dutch Delft blue and white royal armorial tobacco jars and copper covers
Circa 1750, marked for de Drye Klokken
The ovoid body decorated with the elaborate simplified crowned coat-of-arms of Philip II of Hapsburg (1527-1598) King of Spain in 1556 and King of Portugal in 1580 or Philip IV de Borbon y Borbon (1605-1665) King of Spain in 1621, surrounded by tied foliage, probably the stylised Order of the Golden Fleece, within a tied laurel wreath, the domed copper covers with spire finial
39 cm. high
See illustration (2)
Circa 1750, marked for de Drye Klokken
The ovoid body decorated with the elaborate simplified crowned coat-of-arms of Philip II of Hapsburg (1527-1598) King of Spain in 1556 and King of Portugal in 1580 or Philip IV de Borbon y Borbon (1605-1665) King of Spain in 1621, surrounded by tied foliage, probably the stylised Order of the Golden Fleece, within a tied laurel wreath, the domed copper covers with spire finial
39 cm. high
See illustration (2)
Provenance
The property of the barons van Zuylen van Nijeveld, Haarzuilens.
With the present owner.
With the present owner.
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