Obverse: Bust in profile left. Reverse: The Luther Monument in Wittenberg.

Dedication of the Luther Monument in Wittenberg

Modeled by Anton Friedrich König, the Younger, Royal Prussian Iron Foundry, Berlin

1821

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Oval brass medallion with relief of Cupid playing a lyre
Oval self-shanked black basalt intaglio seal with profile portrait of man's head
Large silver salver resting on four flat, tapered, threaded legs with stubby feet, the edge beaded, the interior rim decorated with bright cut engraving in a repeating pattern of strapwork and ovals with crosshatching, the well heavily decorated with a bold, wide band of bright cut engraving in a pattern of scrolls, shells, and strapwork, the center left empty except for an engraved crest in the form of a winged demi leopard or lion guardant (unidentified).