Seal weight of 2 Amsterdam pounds
From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.
The object consists of fifteen parts: seven weights and a lead addition (to replace the eighth weight and the stopper), the tub and lid (which form the house), a hinge, a locking bar, two handle mounts, and the handle. The center point is visible on the tub, lid, and seven weights. The tub and lid have grooved rings and a punched decoration including French lilies, rosettes, and stars. The hinge, locking bar, and handle mounts are riveted. Dragon heads can be recognized in the handle decorated with a knob. The following marks are stamped on the lid: the crowned city arms of Amsterdam with the letters MB, a rooster, the number 2 (pound), and the letters FKL. In the bottom of the tub: the number I (pound) and the crowned city arms of Amsterdam with MB and the letters FKL.
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description