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plate
Object Type
plate
Museum number
1874,0302.10
Description
Plate; pewter; moulded; centre: Emperor Ferdinand III (1637-57) on horseback with a shield with a pair of scales, inscribed; on border, six medallions enclosing Electors on horseback, with their arms, one medallion containing arms of Nuremberg; masks between; initials on central medallion; border becoming detached from centre of plate.
Producer name
Made by:
G H
(?)
Made by:
Samuel Atkins
(?)
Production date
1637-1657
Production place
Made in:
Nuremberg
Materials
pewter
Technique
mould-made
(?)
stamped
Dimensions
Diameter:
19.10 centimetres
$Inscriptions
Location
Not on display
Subjects
emperor/empress
mammal
equestrian
heraldry
Associated names
Named in inscription & portrayed:
Ferdinand III, Holy Roman Emperor and King of Hungary and Bohemia
Representation of:
Elector of Holy Roman Empire
Acquisition name
Donated by:
Sir Augustus Wollaston Franks
Acquisition date
1874
Department
Britain, Europe and Prehistory
Registration number
1874,0302.10