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