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D. Carlota Joaquina carriage

Unknown author18th century, 3rd quarter

National Coach Museum

National Coach Museum
Lisbon, Portugal

This carriage is part of a group of three vehicles brought to Portugal in 1785 by Queen Carlota Joaquina of Bourbon, daughter of Charles IV of Spain at the time of her marriage to Prince João, later King João VI.

Although it was built during the baroque period, it retains the body of the Spanish coaches of the 17th century. The body is closed with glass windows. The exterior is decorated in black leather with tack work. The doors and panels display the double Coats of arms of Portugal and Spain. The interior is upholstered in red silk velvet.

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  • Title: D. Carlota Joaquina carriage
  • Creator: Unknown author
  • Date Created: 18th century, 3rd quarter
  • Location: Lisbon. Portugal. National Coach Museum
  • Location Created: Spain
  • Physical Dimensions: 270 cm x 221 cm x 695 cm Wheels: 85/171 cm (diameter); 6/6.3 cm (thickness); Rodas: 85/171 cm (diâmetro); 6/6.3 cm (espessura)
  • Provenance: Portugal /Lisbon; Royal House Fund / Ancient Museum Fund; Casa Real Portuguesa / Fundo Antigo do Museu
  • Rights: DGPC/MNC - Pedro Beltrão
  • Medium: Wood, bronze, glass, leather, silk velvet, silk taffeta
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