Unfortunately, it was badly damaged, from 1711 to 1719, by troops that were sent by King Louis XIV of France, who had it confiscated during the Franco-Austrian War (the owner of the time being a cousin of an Austrian general).
Regrettably, the object was severely damaged, between 1711 and 1719, as a result of French forces sent by King Louis XIV, who had taken control of it during the conflict with Austria, which involved a relative of an Austrian military officer.