Manuscrito Iluminado - 1683 - 1683
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1683, Manuscrito Iluminado, a single Spanish language volume illuminated on parchment with 4 parchment leaves plus 156 leaves, bound in red velvet with silver vegetal motifs and angelic toolings, includes two complete silver clasps, gilt and engraved edges, measuring 31 × 22 cm, edition limited and numbered, signed by the author, with a presentation case, on subjects of History, Law, Economics and Royalty.
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1683. - Illuminated Manuscript
1 Vol. - 4 H. vellum + 156 leaves pp.
Bound in crimson velvet with spoked wheels pressed with blind tooling on the velvet and various iron angels stamped likewise. Keeps two complete covers of chased silver with vegetal motifs and angels. Gilded and chiseled edges - 310 x 220 mm.
Nobility information of Don Andrés and Don Manuel Raposo Aguilar y Cueto litigated in Seville in favor of the petitioners after the testimony of many parts of Andalusia and the submission of genealogical proofs. Finally, it collects the records of approval and confirmation of the petitioners’ nobility.
It also contains the ancestry of the Raposo Aguilar family together with an illuminated genealogical tree on parchment. Additionally, the manuscript contains, also on parchment, the miniature shield and two pages as a cover bearing the image of the Virgin and the legend of Andrés Manuel Raposo.
The manuscript is illuminated on parchment and written on paper with relatively clear handwriting despite being from the 17th century. Beautiful binding in crimson velvet with spoked wheels pressed with blind tooling on the velvet and various iron angels stamped likewise. It retains two complete closures of chased silver with vegetal motifs and angels. gilded and chiseled edges.
The House of Aguilar or House of Priego is one of the most important noble houses in Spain since ancient times, originated in the Crown of Castile in the era of Ferdinand III the Saint (c. 1199-1250). Later united to the Ducal House of Medinaceli, the work gathers the certification of nobility of the noble house from ancient times and speaks of the genealogy and ancestry of that house, being a fundamental document to understand nobility in Spain.
One of the documents included is the “Executoria.” These are documents certifying the Christian ancestry of hidalgos (noblemen), although in this case it applies to a very superior noble house, hence its rarity. They are also understood as purities of blood or probanzas.
An Authenticity Certificate will be attached if requested.
Export license required for buyers outside Spain."
1683. - Illuminated Manuscript
1 Vol. - 4 H. vellum + 156 leaves pp.
Bound in crimson velvet with spoked wheels pressed with blind tooling on the velvet and various iron angels stamped likewise. Keeps two complete covers of chased silver with vegetal motifs and angels. Gilded and chiseled edges - 310 x 220 mm.
Nobility information of Don Andrés and Don Manuel Raposo Aguilar y Cueto litigated in Seville in favor of the petitioners after the testimony of many parts of Andalusia and the submission of genealogical proofs. Finally, it collects the records of approval and confirmation of the petitioners’ nobility.
It also contains the ancestry of the Raposo Aguilar family together with an illuminated genealogical tree on parchment. Additionally, the manuscript contains, also on parchment, the miniature shield and two pages as a cover bearing the image of the Virgin and the legend of Andrés Manuel Raposo.
The manuscript is illuminated on parchment and written on paper with relatively clear handwriting despite being from the 17th century. Beautiful binding in crimson velvet with spoked wheels pressed with blind tooling on the velvet and various iron angels stamped likewise. It retains two complete closures of chased silver with vegetal motifs and angels. gilded and chiseled edges.
The House of Aguilar or House of Priego is one of the most important noble houses in Spain since ancient times, originated in the Crown of Castile in the era of Ferdinand III the Saint (c. 1199-1250). Later united to the Ducal House of Medinaceli, the work gathers the certification of nobility of the noble house from ancient times and speaks of the genealogy and ancestry of that house, being a fundamental document to understand nobility in Spain.
One of the documents included is the “Executoria.” These are documents certifying the Christian ancestry of hidalgos (noblemen), although in this case it applies to a very superior noble house, hence its rarity. They are also understood as purities of blood or probanzas.
An Authenticity Certificate will be attached if requested.
Export license required for buyers outside Spain."
Details
Number of books
1
Author/ Illustrator
Manuscrito Iluminado
Book title
1683
Subject
Economics, History, Law, Royalty
Condition
Fine
Language
Spanish
Publication year oldest item
1683
Original language
Yes
Extras
Limited edition, Numbered edition, Signed, Signed by author, Slipcase
Height
31 cm
Number of pages
162
Width
22 cm
Signature
Signed
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