This is a large, rimmed brass plate with decorative carvings. In the center, there is a detailed spider-like carving, with a solid center section and eight threads that extend out and curve at the ends. This is encircled by a narrow rolled band. Between each pair of threads is a lantern-like figure. In the area between the center and the rim are four identical stags, all facing in the same direction, and evenly spaced. They appear to be active, as their front legs are lifted and stretched forward with their hind legs poised for movement. Their heads are held high with antlers poking out behind. Features that look like stick-figure trees appear by the rump and hind legs of each stag. A leaf-like image is placed between each stag. A simple band of repeating small, oval shapes appears just inside the rim. The engraving on the rim is worn, almost entirely in some spots; it appears to have been two rows of simple scalloped patterns.