Kaiser-teller 1600 - 1615

sculpture

3d sculpting

3d printed part

detailed texture

ring

sculptural image

appetizing

3d shape

stoneware

sculpture

horse

recipe

decorative-art

moulded

"Kaiser-teller" (Emperor's Plate) is a pewter dish created by German artist Hans Rumpler between 1600 and 1615. It features an embossed central medallion depicting Ferdinand II, Holy Roman Emperor, on horseback, surrounded by eight vignettes showing scenes from the Holy Roman Empire. This intricate work of metalwork showcases the craftsmanship of the period, emphasizing the importance of imperial power and the Habsburg dynasty. The plate is currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, where it is a notable example of Renaissance-era pewterware.