The image is a photograph of a book titled "The Hildesheim Silver Treasure". The book is open to a page with text written in black ink on a white background. The title of the book is written in large, bold letters at the top of the page. Below the title, there is a subtitle that reads "Four big show dishes bear central medallions on the inside, for which mostly older reliefs were reused. For the emblem with the depiction of a seated Athena/Minerva from the 2nd century BC, the Cybele and the Atlas reliefs probably had been originally attached to a show-piece armor as milk. The artistically worked drinking cups with relief ornaments in Dionysian land. Scapes or tendrils and plant ornamants. Originally, the dish was decorated with wine leaves, a ladle, and a pitcher. The dish was made in 1945 and could hold nearly 40 liters of wine. It was used for serving dishes, small dishes, and other dishes.