Owner, Ruprecht Miller, Stockholm 1606-1607.

Of gold and red, white, green, dark blue and light blue enamel, composed of three octagonal pipes, broken through plate and sliding shaft, the batch closest to the plate being octagonal on the back of the shaft three loops. On pipes and stems white and dark blue cell enamel, the blue of the shaft and the middle barrel, the two outer pipes white, the bottom of the shaft mascaron in light blue enamel, grit enamelled laurel wreath. On the plate a large, brown-yellow, facet-milled octagonal stone (smoke quartz?), 35x32 mm, below a square, taffle-milled, darker stone, 18x23 mm, above the larger stone a crown of four trousers, crowned by the richer apple with blue enamelled glob, on the crown ring nine grenades and five uncoloured stones, on the three front trousers 11 grenades. In addition, on the plate 30 grenades and 36 uncoloured stones on the pipes 10 grenades and 8 uncoloured stones, on the shaft two grenades and four uncoloured stones.