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Palazzo Chipponi, Piacenza

Scotti Coat of Arms
Palazzo Chipponi, Piacenza

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Comment by J Ruaidri Douglas on December 6, 2021 at 7:36: It seems the Famiglia Chiapponi, really took to the unicorn symbol. If you'll notice, on their various, COA's. (red field with four horseshoes) The unicorn is usually present somewhere. Perhaps, the horseshoes were a natural fit with the unicorn? The crest for Famiglia Anguissola, is usually present also.

Comment by J Ruaidri Douglas on November 15, 2021 at 13:00: Looks like I accidentally forgot to add the A/ I also, saw a few other spelling variations for this family. Could not find much heraldry for this particular family. As for Douglas... lets not mention, Dowglas, Duglis, Duglassi & all the rest.

Same, with the unicorns. Rather handsome, in my opinion.

Comment by William Douglas on November 15, 2021 at 11:55: Chipponi or Chiapponi? As bad as the Douglas Douglass family!
I wonder if this was built after the Douglas Scotti Chiapponi marriage?

I think this is the first that I have seen with unicorns.

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