Austria, Empire. Two Silver Dishes Embedded With Coins Of Holy Roman Emperor Charles Vi & Archduke Leopold V. certificate_of_authenticity opening with a functional silvered

opening with a functional silvered bronze snap button and functional hinge of identical construction

with the green enameled wreath partially damaged

the obverse inscribed “Für Kriegshilfsdienst” (For War Aid)

south-west Germany from 1857 to 1894

inside a red enameled ring

Austria, Empire. Two Silver Dishes Embedded With Coins Of Holy Roman Emperor Charles Vi & Archduke Leopold V. certificate_of_authenticity opening with a functional silvered1. Silver scalloped edged dish set with the silver thaler of Leopold V, issued by the County of Tyrol, bearing bust of Archduke Leopold V and inscription 1632, reverse of coin bearing the crowned coat of arms with the chain of the golden fleece, measuring at 98. 37mm in diameter x 26. 36mm (h) and weighing at 72. 6 grams. 2. Silver scalloped edged dish set with the silver thaler of Charles VI, bearing bust of Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI, reverse of