Beloning van Hollandse Nijverheid voor Dommer & Comp. Porseleinfabriek aan den Amsel 1808

This silver medal, created in 1808 by H. de Heus, is a small but intricate piece of Dutch medallic art. The obverse displays a regal figure adorned with a crown, likely representing a monarch or symbol of authority. The intricate detailing on the reverse features a wreath of laurel leaves encircling the inscription "Dommer & Comp: Porselein-Fabr aan den Amstel, 1808." This suggests the medal was awarded to the Dommer porcelain factory in Amsterdam as a recognition for their craftsmanship and contributions to Dutch industry. The medal's size and details make it a valuable historical artifact, reflecting Dutch artistry and industrial achievements during the Napoleonic era.