Round target of iron, formed of a convex main plate with a flanged edge that is overlain by and riveted to a broad separate border, the main plate and the border each reinforced at their outer edges with applied half-round strips, the whole embossed in relief and chased on a diaper pattern of lozenges enclosing quatrefoils with, in the main plate, a mounted St George in late fifteenth-century armour slaying the dragon and accompanied by a crested coat-of-arms charged with a rampant lion, and in the border, in four panels separated by radiating bands of foliate interlace, with representations of jousting knights armed in a similar manner to St George, Neptune and Apollo, and the rear fitted with two later studs for display purposes.

Text adapted from Arms and Armour in the Collection of Her Majesty The Queen: European Armour, London, 2016