Orangistisch oproer te Middelburg, draagteken ter ere van Willem V, prins van Oranje-Nassau vervaardigd uit Overijsselse duit 1766 - 1787

This small silver medallion, created by Nicolaas Wonneman between 1766 and 1787, commemorates the "Orangist Uprising" in Middelburg, Netherlands. The front features a red enamel background with a gold anchor, a symbol of hope and steadfastness, surrounded by the letters "O.S.R", likely representing "Orangisch Staat Regeering" (Orange State Government). The back inscription, "Verheught Middelburg", translates to "Rejoicing Middelburg," celebrating the city's role in supporting the House of Orange. This intricate piece is a testament to the historical significance of this event and the artistic skill of Wonneman, a prominent Dutch medalist of his time.