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| the metropolitan museum of art - Gift of J. Pierpont Morgan, 1917 |
Actually the record at the Met for this object dating from c. 1240 reads "Medallion with Varlet with Horn and Hound." I changed it to refer to my biased view. This small decoration is gilt and enamel cloisonné on copper, 3 9/16" diameter, made in Limoges. (You probably know that name for something else
way more breakable made way later.)
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