A travel bureau wood coated with walnut and satinwood marquetry "Vines and bunches of grapes", bands with geometric motifs, centre with medallion inlaid with satinwood, Brazilian rosewood, thornbush and boxwood with coat of arms of Portugal with a satinwood label surmounted by a Duke's coronet and crest of the coat of arms of Portugal "Winged serpent" interior with satinwood pigeonholes, leather-lined upper part and top, corners with Brazilian rosewood and satinwood marquetry, three drawers under the top Portuguese 19th C. (3rd quarter) marked 60 keyboard BENTO JOZE MACEDO - LARGO DO COLEGIO, Nº 7 - FUNCHAL Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 19,5 x 48 x 32 cm Notes: these are undoubtedly the coat of arms of one of the Infantes, sons of Queen D. Maria II, possibly belonging to D. Luís (1838-1889) (future King D. Luís I), while he was Infante and Duke of Porto, or to his brother D. Augusto (1847-1889), Duke of Coimbra. Due to the nature of the item, we believe it belonged to the first of the Infantes – D. Luís – because he was an officer in the Portuguese Navy