Napkin with the Plus Oultre pattern; Napkin of linen damask with the Plus Oultre pattern. Midfield: Emperor Charles V with crown and with the Rijkszwaard in front of him; under the sword the Rijksappel; above the emperor a spell band with the inscription CAROLUS; below the image the crowned columns of Hercules; standing in the water; and surrounded by a text tape with inscription: PLUS OULTRE. On the side a double row of weapons from Dutch regions with above it the name of the region in gothic minuskels: ZUTPHEN; St EMPIRE; ZEELANT; NAMUR. Above these last two weapons the year 1612 and a large crowned shield with the Habsburg coat of arms. Another double row of provincial weapons: HAYNAULT; HOLLADE; FLANDRES; ARTOIS; LUXEBOURG; GUELDRE; BRABANDE; LIMBOURG. In the center next to it is the coat of arms of Austria covered by a crowned helmet with lambrequins and hanging around the chain of the Order of the Golden Fleece; underneath it the flint; flint and flaming branch cross. Then; over the full width of the report; the two-line weaving: CONINCK VA SPAGNE VA NAPLIS VA PORTTUGALE OF SECILY. Above it in the middle the image of Philip II; king of Spain; flanked by two ornaments (the columns of Hercules?) Just above the king a spell band: PHILIPPUS. Alongside Philip the weapon of Utrecht and above that two provincial weapons: FRISE and MALINES. Running edges: single; slung branch with leaves; flowers; fruits and a few birds.; anonymous; Vlaanderen (possibly); 1612; linen (material); damask; h 101.5 cm x w 71.5 cm