Representative silver coin tray. On four spherical feet, oval, slightly hollowed mirror, merging into a matching curved, gently rising and multi-profiled rim. In the smooth mirror a total of 21 different coins and medals from 1680 to 1904, including two so-called 16-Gute-Groschen coins of the Kingdom of Hanover from 1833, a so-called "Löser" for two Reichstaler from 1833, and a so-called "Löser" for two Reichstaler from 1904. Solder for two Reichstaler from 1680, Zellerfeld, by the mint master Rudolph Bornemann for the accession of Duke Ernst August of Hanover (1629 - 1698) as bishop in Hanover, a silver medal from 1693, Brunswick-Lüneburg, Calenberg-Hanover by the medallist Ernst Brabandt with a portrait of the wife of Duke Ernst August, Sophie of the Palatinate (1630 - 1714) and a medal by the medallist Lewis Pingo, 1785, for the support of the British by Hanoverian troops in the defense of Gibraltar against Spain and France from 1779 - 1783. This medal was awarded a total of 1311 times to Hanoverian soldiers. Struck 800, maker's mark, dealer's mark, order number. Weight approx. 1285 g. H. 2.5 cm. 41 cm x 32 cm. Another medal for the defense of Gibraltar by Lewis Pingo is in the Historical Museum in Hanover, inv. no. VM 053528. A representative German silver tray with coins and medals. Standard mark 800, maker's and dealer's mark. Order number. German. Bremen. Wilkens & Sons. Circa 1911.