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I made a set of custom silver signet rings for family members, and these are the seals they produce! With old fashioned 'Güterman wappenlack', sealing wax.

A recently finished pair of signet rings I made for within my family, with impressions.

A medieval style of signet, with two variants (older and newer) of our family name around the edge, and a crowned helmet and coat of arms in the center.

They are rather hefty, and weigh a combined 70 grams of silver, the larger one set with sapphires in the eyes of the monsters on the shoulders of the ring.

I've built a cathedral, and plan on building a few buildings around it to dress the scene. I mainly enjoyed the flying buttresses :)

I was wondering, or rather hoping against hope, that you wonderfull detectives here could shed some light.

I know whose seal it is, its from Johann de Boesse, from around Düsseldorf on a charter from 1460.

What I dont have is a complete and undamaged other copy of the seal, so I am struggling to identify the charges. Are they three bezants or balls? Or is the bottom charge a different one?

I would really appreciate all suggestions!

This ghostly and enormous castle was inspired by the daily theme, and was enormous fun to make. The visitors enter via the long driveway, over the bridge across the moat, and through the ominously lit gate. The courtyard has a double staircase leading onto a terrace, from which the cloaked guests would enter through the double oak doors into the towering hotel beyond...

I've recently purchased this 19th century oilpainting, and wanted to show it off here. Its not a real courbet, definitely not, but I like it. I suspect the signature is a later addition. I have been looking for something similar for a while, and am very happy with this piece!

Work in progress!

A little medieval town on a few islands, with cathedral and castle, and a separate monastery built over a part of the river...

From the daily theme of a few days ago