Vroedschapspenning van de stad 's-Gravenhage Possibly 1768

This silver medal, designed by Jan Willem Marme, features the coat of arms of the city of 's-Gravenhage (The Hague). The design is dominated by the city's emblem: a crowned shield with a crane, flanked by two lions. The use of stylized floral motifs and a crown adds to the ornate and decorative nature of the medal, reflecting the importance of the city's history and status. The medal was likely created as a commemorative item and showcases the artistry of the Dutch medal maker.