Gilt copper mirror case with a hinged lid that is fastened with a pin. At the top is a handle in the Mannerist style for suspension. The back of the frame is open and enclosed by a raised moulded border. It was probably here that the mirror was held.The border of the case is decorated with egg ornament in banded oval borders.Upon the lid, two flying cupids shower stems of flowers upon two female figures below. Between the women is an altar on which a heart is consumed in flames. The figure on the right, attended by a cupid, kindles the fire with a flaming torch, the figure on the left, attended by a dog, extinguishes the flames with water from a jug. In the centre of the lid is another hinged plaque, which may have held a second mirror or a portrait. It depicts Cupid in relief standing upon an altar holding a flaming torch downwards in his left hand and raising up a covered cup in his right.