. On a round plate, surrounded by a convex, with vine-driven list, Amsterdam city stamp is shown against a punched background. The crowned weapon of Amsterdam rests against the mast of a waves behaved by waves. It is flanked by two gestured warriors in Roman armor, each with a staff with a crowned coat of arms; The left shows the imperial weapon, the judge's arms of Holland. The three weapons are enamelled in red and black. In addition to the coat of arms of Amsterdam, a small bearded figure can be seen, looking out of the front under. The plate is caught in a frame with six satyrs. The upper

. On a round plate, surrounded by a convex, with vine-driven list, Amsterdam city stamp is shown against a punched background. The crowned weapon of Amsterdam rests against the mast of a waves behaved by waves. It is flanked by two gestured warriors in Roman armor, each with a staff with a crowned coat of arms; The left shows the imperial weapon, the judge's arms of Holland. The three weapons are enamelled in red and black. In addition to the coat of arms of Amsterdam, a small bearded figure can be seen, looking out of the front under. The plate is caught in a frame with six satyrs. The upper two hold a stuffed object decorated with a sample head, which is filled with a pomegranate, other fruits and horns. The remaining four satyrs are clamped in curled rollerwork. The bottom two each cherish a fruit. The frame has a punched ground and is driven with fruits in a few places. It is closed on the underside by a motif with grains. Both the plate and the frame are partially plated. The light convex object is attached to a flat red backing back plate with a large round hole in the middle, on the underside a round eye and at the top the turns of a currently broken hook. A W engraved in the rear of the silver plate.

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