Heraldic tablecloth, 18th century, satin embroidered with po - Lot 1

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Heraldic tablecloth, 18th century, satin embroidered with po - Lot 1
Heraldic tablecloth, 18th century, satin embroidered with polychrome silk and gold thread over a relief depicting the combined coats of arms of the Francken-Sierstorpff and Cronenberg families, with dates within a wreath of flowers and fruit, set against a background of scattered flowers, border of floral scrolls and coats of arms in the spandrels, edged with gold lace, green taffeta lining (hole). The Francken-Sierstorpff family originated in North Rhine-Westphalia (Germany). Theodor von Francken was a doctor of law and became mayor of the city of Cologne (Germany) in 1632. On November 4, 1624, he married Clara von Cronenberg (1604–1653), with whom he had one son: Andreas von Francken-Sierstorpff (1636–1702), who married Katharina von Buschmann (1640–1719) on April 24, 1662; they had one son: Johannes Theodor von Francken-Sierstorpff (born in 1669), who married Maria Margaretha Theresia von Beyweg (1672–1743) on April 27, 1694; they had one son: Johannes Arnold Engelbert von Francken-Sierstorpff (1697–1772), who married Maria Anna von Geyr on August 11, 1723; they had one son: Franz Caspar von Francken-Sierstorpff (born in 1743), who married Eva Francisca Bertolf von Belven (1743–1797) on May 16, 1768; they had children. 107 x 100 cm.
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