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Painted heraldic coat of arms with red fleurs-de-lis and a lion on a cream shield, beneath a helm and scrolling foliage.

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King of Scotland, Herald of Nassau-Vianden (1485-1495). Via artnap.com

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A hand-painted heraldic achievement shows a cream shield charged with red fleurs-de-lis around a small red lion, set beneath a helm with a tall crest and red-and-cream mantling flanked by red and cream scrolling foliage. The inscription beneath the shield reads "King of Scotland," in the manner of a 1485-1495 print attributed to the Herald of Nassau-Vianden.