Bakkersgilde van Enkhuizen, gildepenning van Dirk Karsten

anonymous, 1766

Guilds were urban organisations of people in specific occupations. The guild represented the interests of the profession. Each member had a token as proof of membership. The person’s name was engraved on one side of the token, often together with the arms of the guild or of the city in which it was based. The other side carried a motif signifying the occupation represented by the guild.

  • Artwork typemedal
  • Object numberNG-VG-7-346-A
  • Dimensionsdiameter 4.1 cm x weight 7.17 g

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  • Title(s)

    Bakkersgilde van Enkhuizen, gildepenning van Dirk Karsten

  • Object type

  • Object number

    NG-VG-7-346-A

  • Description

    Zilveren penning met gat erin. Voorzijde: naar links gewende bakker, staande in zijn bakkerij, bezig om brood in oven te schuiven. Keerzijde: opschrift


Creation

  • Creation

    anonymous, Enkhuizen

  • Dating

    1766

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  • Dimensions

    diameter 4.1 cm x weight 7.17 g


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  • Period

    1766


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