Tankard with cover

The round, jointed foot is surmounted by a narrowing, cylindrical body of chiselled Neo-Renaissance ornament. The sides are line at the bottom with small consoles standing on bearded, distorted heads, supporting seven applied allegorical figures and their attributes, with an inscription: LVNA, MERCVRIVS, VENVS, SOL, MARS, IVPPITER, SATVRNVS. Some of the inscriptions are covered partly or totally by the figure standing in front of it. The background of the figures is a compartment with foliage, enclosing a winged seraph head. The double-scroll handle of the tankard has stylised ornaments: a herm and a distorted head.

At the top, there is Bacchus as a child, sitting on a barrel, holding a beaker in his right. The folding lid is decorated with alternating lion heads and stylised fruits. At the centre, there is a warrior figure, standing on a jointed, round plinth, leaning on his shield. The inside of the cover shows an enamelled coat of arms, with the date 1510, an arrow and the initials F S. A large silver coin is soldered in the bottom of the tankard, with 1695 date, a coat of arms and an inscription running all round: ARCHIDVX / AVSTRIAE / DVX /BVR / COM /TYRO: 1695. On it other side, it depicts Emperor Leopold, shown in right profile, enclosed by the inscription LEOPOLDVS : G : ROM : IMP. SA : GE : HV : BO : REX.