Chess set, The figures are each on a piece of land, placed on a turned and profiled pedestal, on which a fence of fleurons. The black king sits with his bearded head turned slightly to the right on a prancing horse, the forelegs of which rest on a dragon, whose tail is turned around the hoof of the left hind leg. The king holds the bridle in the raised left hand, which he also holds with the right hand, pointing downwards, in which he also holds a scepter. He is sitting on a schabrak, wearing a crown on a beret with a feather, as if he were hunting, furthermore a palm skirt over a shirt with split sleeves and boots with spurs, stabbed in the stirrups. A saber hangs from his waist on a belt on his left. A chain, reminiscent of the Golden Fleece, hangs around its neck (Charles V?). The horse's tail is tied. The white queen sits with both legs on the left side of the mule, the right foreleg resting on the head of a lying dog. She looks in the direction of the falcon on her left hand, holds the bridle with the right and sits on a saddle cloth or schabrak, the rear part of which stretches around her hips. She wears a crown on the headgear, furthermore a pleated shirt under a dress with puffed and split sleeves, the skirt of which covers the feet. From her waist hangs a heavy chain with quadrilateral links, around the neck a cord with a gem. The animal's tail is tied up. The black queen is similar to the foregoing, but has a rosette instead of a crown on the headpiece and a different kind of chain. Two white and two black horsemen in attack (lords). Each of them is seated entirely on a saddle and a saddle pad, on a prancing horse, the forelegs of which rest on the house of a snail, which lifts its head. The head of the rider is turned slightly to the right. The raised left hand holds the horse by the bridle, in the right a combat hammer, a saber hangs on a belt around the waist on the left. Two white pandurs and a black pandoer each sitting without saddle and rig on a pra

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