Lot #75: ancient European collection dish

use the following information to put together a sales pitch at that. This is only my opinion when it comes to the information but make it sound good and so it’s attractive. The person wants to buy. The image displays an ornate metal boss or central medallion, likely from an antique or vintage alms dish or plate, possibly made of copper or brass. Design: The boss features an intricate, symmetrical design with interwoven patterns resembling foliage and stylized animal heads, possibly leopards, surrounding a central floral motif. Origin: Similar pieces, like 16th-century high-sided dishes or alms dishes, are attributed to Continental European workshops, potentially from Dinant or Nuremberg. Material: While the current appearance suggests a coppery color due to tarnishing, it might polish to a more silvery finish, depending on the base metal and any plating. Function: Such bosses were typically central elements of larger dishes, often used for collecting alms in religious contexts or as decorative serving pieces. Measurements: 8x2x8 Pickup category timeslot {A}