Vroedschapspenning van de stad Delft 1776

This small, silver medal, created by Dutch artist Gijsbert van Moelingen in 1776, is a commemorative piece celebrating the city of Delft. The obverse depicts a detailed cityscape, showcasing the city’s iconic canals, buildings, and a small sailboat. On the reverse, an inscription in Latin, “INTVITUS. PLURIUS. UNAM. DOMUS,” encircles a view of a prominent Delft building. The medal, measuring just 3.3 cm in diameter, is a testament to the artist's skill in capturing the essence of Delft's architecture and its role as a flourishing port city.