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London Gazette, April 8 to April 11, 1809, announces grant of Royal Licence to Jerome De Salis, and his descendants, to assume & use title of Count in UK.
London Gazette, April 8 to April 11, 1809, announces grant of Royal Licence to Jerome De Salis, and his descendants, to assume & use title of Count in
Comital arms of De Salis.
Comital arms of De Salis.
Soglio: Cas' Alta (left) and Casa Battista (Hotel Palazzo Salis, built in 1630, right), still owned by the Swiss family branch
Soglio: Cas' Alta (left) and Casa Battista (Hotel Palazzo Salis, built in 1630, right), still owned by the Swiss family branch
Palazzo Salis, Chiavenna
Palazzo Salis, Chiavenna
Count de Salis, photographed in southern England, July 2011.
Count de Salis, photographed in southern England, July 2011.
Close up on a bottle of Conti de Salis-Soglio Amarone della Valpolicella, 2007. The label features the Count's full heraldic achievement and one of th
Close up on a bottle of Conti de Salis-Soglio Amarone della Valpolicella, 2007. The label features the Count's full heraldic achievement and one of the ogee arched topped windows of the facade of Verona's Palazzo Salis-Soglio.
Imperial (Holy Roman Empire) arms of the Counts de Salis, as seen on the base of a now dismembered statue put up in Chiavenna in honour of Peter, 3rd
Imperial (Holy Roman Empire) arms of the Counts de Salis, as seen on the base of a now dismembered statue put up in Chiavenna in honour of Peter, 3rd Count de Salis, a popular 1770s Governor of the Valtelline. (Photo: Chiavenna, 2009).
De Salis listed melancholia as his sole recreation
De Salis listed melancholia as his sole recreation