License plate - .925 silver - Giuseppe Vasi - Italy - Late 20th century

Official silver plaque of the Senate of the Italian Republic. It depicts Palazzo Madama, a building in Rome located in Corso Rinascimento, a few meters from Piazza Navona, which is currently the seat of the Senate of the Italian Republic. Palazzo Madama is home to the Legislative Hall, some parliamentary groups, the offices of the Presidency and the General Secretariat, some offices and services closely connected with parliamentary activity. This plaque, produced in the last twenty years of the 1900s, was normally offered to outgoing Senators, in memory of their service. Overall weight 2 kg, of which 800 g of 925 silver