Hispano-Moresque ware of the XV. century : a contribution to its history and chronology based upon armorial specimens (1904)
Put, A. van de · London : Art Workers' Quarterly : Sole agents for Great Britain and the Colonies, Chapman and Hall · leaf 157
tire, inchief a chess-rook or, upon a man-ganese field (gules), for Morelli, ofFlorence. The Morelli, among the most dis-tinguished of the Florentine houses,^held the office of gonfalonier, eight,and that of prior of justice, forty . , , Fig. 14. Arms of Morelli. times; one branch of the family had… … ^ There is a genealogy and history of this prolific race in Ildefonso deSan Luigis Delizie degli Eruditi toscani, Vol. 19. 88 HISPANO-MORESQUE WARE Plate XXVI.The Property of F. D. Godman, Esq. Height: 22 inches. Ornament.—Vine-leaves alternately in blue andgold, cream ground. Arms.—Upon a circular…
