This silver pendant necklace features a cross shape, perfect for those who follow the Christian religion. The pendant is made in Israel and has a beautiful silver finish. It is not handmade and is categorized as a collectible item under the religion and spirituality category. The pendant is perfect for those who want to show [Continue]
LARGE Antique Meerschaum Religious Relic, jesus from the cross. SIZE: 320mm x 265mm.
Size of the largest ones:9″-7″ Please ask any questions!
Great medal of El-Gibbor offering up Himself. Not a creature, thus not a human being. A body and soul-no created personality. The Three moving it to be as Aquinas puts it: The Incarnation is the Word of the WORD. Catholic, miraculous medal, vachette, rosary, cross, crucifix, little office.
Very Rare Caravaca Cross Found. SIZE : 1,06 x 0,47 in. / 27 x 12 mm. WEIGHT : 0,06 oz. / 1,82 g. The item should be in original position and not in damaged condition.
Preowned, but in great condition. Measures: 4.5″x 6.5″. 100% of the proceeds go to the Montana Rescue Mission.
Late 1700’s Italian holy card. St Bernard with some of the instruments of the passion and Cross. Gold edges to Heart and edges of the print. Catholic, vachette, miraculous medal, cross, crucifix, missal, breviary, Christian, Jesus, christ. Holy face, Veronica veil, Douay, vulgate, Lourdes, Fatima.
Size : 15.1/2 inches. Can be mounted on a stand or hung as is.
This beautiful French antique silver pendant is a stunning piece of jewelry that carries a lot of history with it. The pendant features a Huguenot cross and a Holy Spirit medal, making it a perfect piece for any Christian who wants to show their faith. The pendant is made of high-quality silver and is in [Continue]
This vintage antique religious wall console is a beautiful piece that exudes old-world charm. The console features a shield with a cross and an angel, making it a perfect addition to any religious collection. The piece is crafted from either wood or possibly wood resin, maybe plater and seems to have a layer of plaster [Continue]