This coat of arms was an easy one to find,
it belongs to the family Van Nispen
This coat of arms was an easy one to find,
it belongs to the family Van Nispen
an antique, late 18th Century wax seal, made of glass, with the technique known as millefiori, with on the silver matrix a coat of arms
an antique wax seal with the coat of arms of the family
Van Splinter / Von Splinter
on the shield: in gold a wolf erect / climbing
a tomb stone in Beesel, Limburg, The Netherlands,
with the conjugal coat of arms of
Felix Beatrix Constantin Hubert Van Splinter (1847-1920) mayor of Beesel
and
Gabriella Josephine Antonie Constance Hubertina Ruijs (1846-1938):
from her aunt she inherited castle Nieuwenbroeck in Beesel:
an other mansion was Wasserschloss Gravenhorst
Schloss Gravenhorst / Grouwelshorst / Gravenboret / Groevelhorst / Gruwel Horst by
Uedem Keppeln / Udien / Udera in Kreis Kleve, Germany: