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No Porto do século XIX assinalamos dois antigos ourives que receberam títulos nobiliárquicos após abandonarem o negócio de ourivesaria. O barão da Ermida (1809-1872), no Porto, e o visconde de Lascasas (1822-1876), no Rio de Janeiro, tiveram loja de ourivesaria, tendo este último regressado à cidade do Porto. A sua trajectória pessoal, que será apresentada, evidencia como foi possível, no Portugal Liberal, que antigos ourives, depois proprietários e negociantes, recebessem títulos de nobreza.
In Porto in the 19th century, we highlight two former goldsmiths who received noble titles after abandoning the goldsmithery business. The Baron of Ermida (1809-1872), in Porto, and the Viscount of Lascasas (1822-1876), in Rio de Janeiro, had a goldsmith shop, the latter having returned to the city of Porto. His personal trajectory, which will be presented, shows how it was possible, in Liberal Portugal, for former goldsmiths, later owners and dealers, to receive titles of nobility.
In Porto in the 19th century, we highlight two former goldsmiths who received noble titles after abandoning the goldsmithery business. The Baron of Ermida (1809-1872), in Porto, and the Viscount of Lascasas (1822-1876), in Rio de Janeiro, had a goldsmith shop, the latter having returned to the city of Porto. His personal trajectory, which will be presented, shows how it was possible, in Liberal Portugal, for former goldsmiths, later owners and dealers, to receive titles of nobility.
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Barão Ourivesaria Porto Rio de Janeiro Visconde Baron Goldsmithery Viscount