Vroedschapspenning van de stad 's-Hertogenbosch 1725

This 1725 silver medal, created by Dutch artist Theodorus Casparus van Berckel, features two sides showcasing the city of 's-Hertogenbosch. One side depicts a cityscape with a prominent church, while the other displays the city's council building. The medal, a small and detailed piece of art, serves as a testament to the city's history and its dedication to civic pride. The inscription "Sanct Dei Jura Servatis" translates to "The Justice of God is Preserved," highlighting the city's commitment to law and order. This medal exemplifies Dutch medallic art of the early 18th century, a period characterized by intricate detail and symbolic imagery.