https://emuseum.cornell.edu/internal/media/dispatcher/77686/fullLimoges enamel calendar plate for Januarylate 16th or early 17th century[]Copper with enameled and gilded decorationSmall round plate decorated using grisaille painting--monocrhome palette of black, white, and gold. The plate depicts a scene of two men and two women gathered around table with a lattice window behind them. The figures each gesture boldly, one drinking from a goblet and wearing a crown while another with his back to th viewer gestures with his hand. Beside the table, a small dog is seen in the floor with its head inside what appears to be a pot--possibly a chamber pot. To the left in the background is a view of town in the distance and figures engaged in activities. The plate is surrounded with a border of grotesques made of foliage, putti, and animal heads. The reverse features a central medallion of strap work interlaced with vegetation and foliage, surrounded by groutesques made of stylized foliage and animal heads.com.gallerysystems.emuseum.core.entities.Classification@65https://emuseum.cornell.edu/objects/36244/rdf