This is a one-of-a-kind religious artifact believed to have been gifted to Benedictine monks in Latin America between the late 18th and early 19th century. Constructed from a single black tourmaline (shorl) crystal, the piece features intricate silver filigree work, gold inlays, and a vibrant opal specimen. The reliquary is crowned with a rare 1774 [Continue]
Two early 18th-century devotional works – Rotterdam & Cologne – original bindings. Set of two early 18th-century religious books, both in original bindings. Cologne, Nobilian Press, 1751. A comprehensive treatise on moral theology, canon law, and casuistic analysis, covering sacramental practice, excommunication, penance and ecclesiastical discipline. Original full leather binding, visibly worn; interior complete and [Continue]
This is an antique, likely medieval-style, devotional buckle crafted from brass or copper alloy, featuring prominent religious iconography. The central image, cast in relief, depicts the Agnus Dei (the Lamb of God) – a lamb representing Jesus Christ, often shown holding a cross or a banner of resurrection.
Antique vellum book with brass clasps, only 1 clasp is fully intact. In Latin, published in Ingolstadt in 1750. Title: SACER RECESSUS, SIVE EXERCITIA SPIRITUALIA Ad Mentem & Methodum S. Translates to: Sacred Retreat, or Spiritual Exercises according to the Mind & Method of St. By the Author R. Francisco Nepveu of the Society of [Continue]
This rare and beautiful manuscript leaf is an authentic mid-12th-century psalter fragment, written in Latin on vellum in a transitional hand between Caroline minuscule and early Gothic textualis. Likely produced in Italy, the leaf features three red rubricated initials and clean, well-formed script, originally intended for use in monastic liturgy or private devotion. Recovered from [Continue]
Very Rare Pectoral Cross Found. SIZE : 1,5 x 0,87 in. / 38 x 22 mm. WEIGHT : 0,07 oz. / 2,1 g. The item should be in original position and not in damaged condition.
I can accurately state that this religious book/manuscript is extremely rare since it is one of a kind – handwritten in 1804. It is over 220 years old and measures 5 x 7.75 inches. On the outside cover “Brixen” is written. Brixen is a town in northern Italy. Please see the photo.
Printed in France Circa 1800. Size: 21.5 X 13.5 inches approx.
Printed in France Circa 1800. Size: 21.5 X 13.5 inches approx.
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