Coat of Arms of Charles II of Spain (1668-1700) - Pint Glass 16oz

The Coat of Arms depicted here represents Charles II of Spain, who reigned from 1665 to 1700. This heraldic emblem is a symbol of the monarch's lineage, political alliances, and territorial claims during his reign. The design typically consists of several elements including shields, crests, and supporters that reflect the complex history of Spain at this time.In the case of Charles II, the coat of arms includes symbols related to his ancestry as a Habsburg prince and his role as King of Spain. Notable features often found in his coat of arms include the Pillars of Hercules (symbolizing the westernmost limits of the ancient world), the Castle and Lion of Leon, and the Fleet of Castile. The specific arrangement of these elements can vary, but they collectively represent Charles II's authority and connection to Spain during his rule.