Saucer with the arms of the Nolthenius family; Porcelain dish; painted on the glaze in blue; red; pink; green; black and gold. On the flat the coat of arms of Martinus Nolthenius (1766-1793); a VOC servant. The weapon is divided into four compartments with in 1 a sea god against a blue background; 2. two dolphins [?] Against a golden background; 3. six squares against a silver background; 4. six golden stars on a green background. The cover is in blue and gold with tassels; the helmet sign is a swan. Decorative bands around the weapon and on the inner edge. Two cracks and two chips in the rim of the dish. Weapon porcelain with enamel colors. They are marked with the numbers one through eight debossed to the left of the opening. The stand ring has closed; round holes; which indicate that the candle crown was once electrified. family of Jean Calas in prison: on the right his wife; the two daughters and his maid; on the left the son with a friend. Jean Calas was sentenced to death in 1762 in Toulouse; prison; jail; France; Jean Calas; anonymous; China; c. 1787 - c. 1790; Qing-dynasty (1644-1912) / Qianlong-period (1736-1795); porcelain (material); glaze; gold (metal); vitrification; h 3.1 cm d 12.7 cm d 7.6 cm