Chamberlain armorial plate PATATUS SUM for John Fairlie of Bruntsfield, Edinburgh, circa 1835
$295.00 AUD
Chamberlain’s Worcester armorial plate, the rims painted with a broad band of flowers & leaves in soft grey and gold with red outlines, the center with a lions head armorial and belt containing the motto PARATUS SUM (I am ready).
Arms of Fairlie of Bruntsfield,
most probably John Fairlie (1799-1885)
Circa 1835
The crest and motto “Paratus Sum” is for John Fairlie (1799-1885), 2nd son of William Fairlie (1754-1825) of Bruntsfield, Edinburgh. John was born in Calcutta and was described as “a Dandy and man about town” – as shown in a sketch of him by the Count D’Orsay held in the National Portrait Gallery, London.
Diameter 157mm, 6.25 ins
Some wear, rim chip restored
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