Check out my other items. APPROXIMATE SIZE 45 x 45 mm and picture part is 31 x 31. From a very old private estate collection. We also feature the finest selection of lapis Judaic Kuchi ethnic nomadic cultural jewelry, antiquities and curiosity items. Picture is not to the scale, if the coin (3/4 inch, 1 [Continue]
Check out my other items. APPROXIMATE SIZE 2 1/4 x 2 inch. From a very old private estate collection. We also feature the finest selection of lapis Judaic Kuchi ethnic nomadic cultural jewelry, antiquities and curiosity items. Picture is not to the scale, if the coin (3/4 inch, 1 inch = 2.54 cm) is there [Continue]
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I MAKE NO CLAIMS VERIFYING WHAT THIS RELIQUARY ACTUALLY CONTAINS – THERE ARE LABELS, BUT NO DESCRIPTION. THE ACTUAL RELIC IS A FREE GIFT. This is a official sealed Catholic theca with two relics identified by the labels S. ” (Saint Bavo) and “S. This small antique is approximately from the mid to late 19th [Continue]
Check out my other items. APPROXIMATE size 1 1/2 x 1 1/2 inch at max points. Authentic vintage / antique item. From a very old private estate collection. We also feature the finest selection of lapis Judaic Kuchi ethnic nomadic cultural jewelry, antiquities and curiosity items. Picture is not to the scale, if the coin [Continue]
Capuchin / Catholic Capuchin / Bronze Capuchin medal & 19th century. Dimensions on the latest photographs. The letters are sent by post with follow -up number. The spring of centuries offers it art and collection objects from the 18th century to the present day. We are at your disposal for any additional information concerning one [Continue]
I MAKE NO CLAIMS VERIFYING WHAT THIS RELIC ACTUALLY CONTAINS – THERE IS A LABEL, BUT NO DESCRIPTION. THE ACTUAL RELIC IS A FREE GIFT. This is a official sealed Catholic antique theca with a relic identified by the label S. Francisci Borgia (Saint Francis of Borgia). This is likely from the late 19th century. [Continue]
