This German brass seal, likely crafted between the 16th and 18th centuries, offers a glimpse into the traditions of correspondence and document authentication from centuries past. Its compact, handle-free design suggests it may have been part of a larger tool.

It depicts a crest with a bird and lion.

The engraved surface remains well-preserved, showcasing the craftsmanship of its era, while the aged brass carries a natural patina, adding depth and character to the piece.

Please note: All antique seal purchases are final. No returns or exchanges.