Old Bottle Eighteenth Enameled Crown Sword Cross Languedoc Object Royalist

From the eighteenth to the early nineteenth. A wreath pierced with a sword, surrounded by two fleurs-de-lis and different crosses.

And on the other side the cross of languedoc. A popular object, the painted symbol can be compared to some shades near the crest of Joan of Arc (different crown). The pierced crown being present in the tarot of Marseille, this card represents the strength and the determination, the fleurs-de-lis being one of the royal symbols, it is undoubtedly a royalist object, painted under the revolution well before Jeanne d'Or bow is made popular (especially by the church as early as 1870). And the cross of Languedoc or Occitan on the back to signify belonging to the region of origin, no doubt.

The item "old xviii enamelled bottle crown sword cross languedoc royalist object" is on sale since Sunday, August 12, 2018. It is in the category "art, antiquities \ objects of the nineteenth and before".

The seller is "jeralchat" and is located in jonquières. This item can be shipped to the following country: France.

sub-type: enamelled bottle
style: louis xvi
authenticity: original
origin: france
type: folk art object
material: glass