1
An armorial charger
Estimate
4.000 - 6.000
Session 1
10 October 2018
Hammer Price
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Chinese export porcelain
Polychrome Famille Verte decoration
Coat-of-arms traditionally attributed to D. Luís Peregrino de Ataíde (5th Service)
Tab richly decorated with floral motifs and masks
Kangxi Period (1662-1722)
Diam.: 33,5 cm
Category
Porcelain
Additional Information
Some authors attribute the services bearing this coat-of-arms to the Italian family Marini, a wealth family linked to the merchant navy. After David Howard and John Ayers opinion this coat-of-arms is depicted in Pietro Marini de Barnabita's Ex-Libris, who was a proeminent figure of the Marini family that lived in the mid-18th century. They argue also that although it is possible to find Portuguese coats-of-arms with the salient bull crest and with the coat exclusively bendy, it is unknown any coat-of-arms with the these two details together, therefore it is not possible to assign these services to a Portuguese family
On the opposite side Nuno de Castro points to the pillory of Atouguia da Baleia where the Ataíde arms are repesented alongside a bull and argues that services of this size must have served D. Luis Peregrino de Ataíde and his direct family
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