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Arms of Georg Settelein (D. 1671) with St. George and the Dragon

Arms of Georg Settelein (D. 1671) with St. George and the DragonSwitzerland, Constance or eastern region, St. Gallen or Schaffhausen
c. 1670
Pot metal; white glass with silver stain and enamel, flashed and abraded red
32.3 x 20.0 (12 5/6 x 7 13/16) sight
Cracks; replacements in upper right; last two digits of date in the inscription are repainted

Provenance: Dr. F.W. Lewis, Philadelphia; Mary Lewis, Philadelphia, to 1907; Pennsylvania Museum of Art, Philadelphia, no. 07-52; Sibyll Kummer-Rothenhäusler, Zurich
Bibliography: Bern, Schweitzerisches Landesmuseum, photo archive, no. 971, I (before restoration); Arthur Edwin Bye et al., Catalogue of the Collection of Stained and Painted Glass in the Pennsylvania Museum (Philadelphia, 1925), 68-69, no. 44.

Collection: Private Collection (Hillsborough, California)
Object/Accession: 352/2

Arms: Parti per fesse argent and sable (Settelein); crest: over a barred helm affronté two buffalo horns charged as the shield
Inscription: Georg Settellein des / Ratts Burger Zuo,/ Costanz Ano 1637
Attributed to Jacob Spengler, Constance (active c. 1583-I630)

Entry From: Checklist III Filed Under: California, Hillsborough, Private Collection

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