Plate c. 1660

This pewter plate, created by Paulus Öham around 1660, features a central scene of a female figure with outstretched arms amidst a swirling cloud of drapery. The figure is surrounded by a ring of twelve medallions, each containing a different standing figure, likely representing various saints or figures of importance. The plate is an example of the fine craftsmanship of pewter work in the 17th century. Its intricate details, the relief of the figures, and the use of the oval frame for each scene make it a beautiful example of the genre.