Bellows with the coat of arms of George III

The object consists of two wooden parts forming the lower and upper sides of the bellows, with red-painted leather attached between them and riveted to the edges of these parts, and a tube of yellow copper. The top is covered with a yellow copper plate, into which a decoration has been pressed using a matrix, consisting of the crowned coat of arms of George III, King of Great Britain, surrounded by the motto of the Order of the Garter, between a crowned lion and a unicorn, with the motto 'Dieu et mon Droit', three ostrich feathers in a crown, garlands of roses and thistles, and oak leaves along the edge, as well as the term 'patent'. The bottom has a painting in lacquer on a green background with Chinese landscape motifs.