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Scottish Royal Coat of Arms
Scotland
Circa 1800
Oil on oanel
Late 18th/early 19th century oil on panel depicting the Royal Scottish coat of arms in original frame.
The arms feature a red rampant lion with blue tongue within a red double bordered shield decorated with fleurs-de-lis. Above the shield sits the helm and crest, depicting the red lion, forward facing and sitting on the Crown of Scotland. (The lion wears the Crown of Scotland and holds both the Sceptre and the Sword of State). Above the crest is the motto ""In Defence"".
The supporters are two crowned and chained unicorns, the dexter supporting a banner of the arms the sinister supporting the national flag of Scotland.
Panel 16 inches by 14 inches
The arms feature a red rampant lion with blue tongue within a red double bordered shield decorated with fleurs-de-lis. Above the shield sits the helm and crest, depicting the red lion, forward facing and sitting on the Crown of Scotland. (The lion wears the Crown of Scotland and holds both the Sceptre and the Sword of State). Above the crest is the motto ""In Defence"".
The supporters are two crowned and chained unicorns, the dexter supporting a banner of the arms the sinister supporting the national flag of Scotland.
Panel 16 inches by 14 inches
H 19.75inch (50.17 cm)
W 17.75inch (45.09 cm)
W 17.75inch (45.09 cm)
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