Oval salver made up of seven pieces of rock crystal joined by a silver mount. The body consists of a moulded silver gilt oval piece with an oblong slot for the foot. The engraved decoration is at the ends, leaving the central areas almost unadorned. It consists of a series of spirals ending in seeds that mark the rhythms of the composition, and four flowers or rosettes at the ends of the pattern. The seven pieces that decorate the brim are fretted to form a crest of fleur-de-lys or C shapes. They are held in place by the moulding and seven pieces in the form of a double T, of which the back parts are missing. Arbeteta catalogued it as a Milanese piece. The rock crystal is of poor quality, with impurities that spoil the beautiful work (L. Arbeteta, in press).