Victor Amédée I de SAVOIE, (1587-1637). - Lot 262

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Victor Amédée I de SAVOIE, (1587-1637). - Lot 262
Victor Amédée I de SAVOIE, (1587-1637). Large embroidered coat of arms of Duke Victor Amédée I de Savoie. Embroidered with colored silk thread, silver thread and gold thread, surmounted by the open ducal crown and surrounded by the large collar of the Order of the Annunciation on a purple velvet background. B.E. 17th century. Dim. 30 x 18 cm. In a gilded frame. Provenance : -Acquired by Countess Viviane de WITT at the Dumousset-Deburaux sale, Drouot Montaigne, June 11 and 12, 1998, n°H32. Historical background: In 1630, Duke Victor-Amédée I received Montferrat. He took advantage of this to add other claims to his coat of arms: the kingdom of Cyprus-Jerusalem, the county of Geneva: Quarterly, in I counterquartered, in 1 Argent a cross potentate Or cantoned by four crosslets Or, in 2 barry Azure and Argent of ten parts, overall a lion Gules armed, langued and crowned Or, 3 Or, an armed lion rampant Gules, langued and crowned Azure; 4 Argent, an armed lion rampant Gules, langued and crowned Or in II major quarter, 1 Gules, a horse rampant Argent, in 2 fess Or and Sable of eight parts, overall a bend sinister Vert and in base Argent three crescent sword-tips Gules malordonné, en III grand-quartier parti en 1 argent semé de billets de sable au lion de même brochant sur le tout et en 2 sable au lion d'argent, en IV grand-quartier parti en 1 à cinq point d'or équipolé à quatre points d'azur au 2 argent au chef de gueules ; Gules, a cross Argent. PRINCE VICTOR AMEDÉE I (1587-1637) Victor-Amédée I (1587-1637), son of the Duke of Savoy, Charles-Emmanuel I, and the Infanta Catherine-Michelle of Spain, succeeded his father in 1630. Although he had married Christine de France, daughter of Henri IV and Marie de Médicis, he went to war with his brother-in-law. He was defeated in 1632, then allied with France against Austria. Temporary import The buyer will have to pay an import fee of 5.5% on top of the hammer price, unless the item is immediately re-exported outside the European Union. Work in temporary import The buyer will have to pay import fees of 5.5% in addition to the hammer price, unless the buyer immediately re-exports the lot outside the European Union.
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