Crozier head; Curl of a bishop's staff with Crucifixion and Virgin and Child; A leafy twig of a vine sprouts from a cracked lion's mouth; which curves into a curl and ends in a dragon; the head of which has a tongue sticking out reconnect the tips of its outstanding wings to the lower part of the twig. The claws of the dragon rest on the shoulders of a young man bent over; facing away from the twig; who puts his hands forward in a praying position and stands with both feet on the lower jaw of the lion's mouth. The curl depicts Christ with aureole on the cross between Mary and John. The sagging body of Christ is turned towards Mary; who; looking up to him; holds both hands open with gestures. John carries a book and stares with his fingers from the right hand against the chin; contemplating Christ. Above the cross against the curvature of the sun and moon vine. On the reverse; Mary stands with the child on the left arm and with a fruit in the right hand; between two angels carrying her torch. The child has put his arm around her shoulders and holds a fruit in the left hand (?). On each of the four large corner leaves of the vine a rosette in silver; crucified Christ with Mary and John on either side of the cross; Holy Red; Mary standing (or half-length); the Christ-child on her arm (Christ-child to Mary's left); angel (s) with torch; anonymous; Germany; c. 1375 - c. 1400; krul; beslag; gilding; h 18.8 cm x w 11.5 cm