Grater made of palm wood decorated with a coat of arms
From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.
Rasp made of palmwood. On the reverse side a crowned oval coat of arms, flanked by a mitre and staff, surmounted by an archbishop's hat. The coat of arms belongs to Charles Daniel Gabriel de Gerstel de Le' vie de Thubieres de Caylers. The coat of arms is quartered: 1. Heraldically right, red with a divided chief of gold, Geimoard. Left, gold with three chevrons of black, Leris-Nirepoix. 2 and 3. Blue with three fleurs-de-lis of gold, Bourbon Malause. 4. Divided, heraldically right, silver with a bendlet of red, accompanied by six St. Andrew's crosses placed three and three, Gertel. Heraldically left, gold with three chevrons of black, Louis-Mirepoix. A heart shield of blue with three six-pointed stars of gold in a chief of the same, Thubieres de Caylus.
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