Vernieuwen van het verbond tussen Engeland, Frankrijk en de Nederlanden 1609

This small silver medal, created in 1609 by Claes Petersz. van de Vogelaer, commemorates the Treaty of the Hague, a union between England, France and the Netherlands. The obverse features three hearts bound together by a crown of thorns, symbolizing unity. The reverse depicts a lion, representing the Netherlands, supporting the arms of England and France, signifying their combined power. The inscription “CORDA TRIA IN VNO” translates to “Three hearts in one,” encapsulating the medal’s message of unity and collaboration.