For the pictorial style of this majolica, see, for comparison, the dish today at the Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum in Braunschweig, attributed by J. Lessmann in 1979 at the Pesaro workshop of the Painter of Zenobia (J. Lessmann, Italianische Majolika. katalog der Sammlung, Braunschweig 1979, p. 344 p. 485), active in 1552: an attribution confirmed among others by T. Wilson (T. Wilson, Majoliques Italiennes de la Renaissance. collection P. Gillet, Lyon 2015, p. No 176-179, nos. 53-54).