Beautiful silver plated pendant featuring M. Therese Couderc and St. Inside looks to be a piece of Marie Therese’s clothing. In good used condition for the age. Silver has a dark aged patina. Please inspect photos closely for fine details. Most pieces have been very gently cleaned. Please take a very close look at photos. [Continue]
Small shabby antique religious angel figurine, Philippine folk art, church relic, church salvage. Sourced from an old estate from the Northern Mountain Province, Philippines. Catholicism was brought to the Philippines in the 16th century by Spanish explorers. Very old, tattered, unsure of exact material composition. 6 1/8 inches, widest point. 1.5 inches deep. Broken fingers, [Continue]
RELIGIOUS RELIC SAINT JOHN JEAN GIOVANNI BOSCO. This product sells as it’s seen in pictures. FOR FULL DETAIL PLEASE SEE THE PICTURES.
Relic Ancient Religious Saint Christian Carved Stone Statue. 9″ (Tall)X 4″(Wide). Please refer to pictures for condition. All The fine jewelry including (Rings, Bracelets, Necklaces, Earrings, etc) are tested and examined by a. Jeweler for stones, diamonds, gold, silver, Length, Size, Weight and dimensions. Photo may have been enlarged and /or enhanced. Contact me if [Continue]
Antique Religious Relic Italy Monastery With Brass Socket, 18 19. The description of this item has been automatically translated. The relic is in a brass. It is an original. This religious folk art. Is a valuable collector’s item with historical value. Micro carving, from Northern Italy. Behind glass and surrounded by brass. Antiquity, religious relic [Continue]
Wonderful and rare old large Agnus Dei, blessed wax from Paschal & Church candles throughout the year, and pressed into these wax medallions for the faithful. It measures 3.5″ by 3″ and in good condition. I bought this one and several others over 20 years ago from a collector, donated one to my Church, and [Continue]
This ANTIQUE/ANCIENT WOODEN SCULPTURE FRAGMENT is an estate find, and comes without provenance. , this small relic is an absolute feast for the eyes. As a layman, I can hardly begin to guess it’s age or origin, however I can confidently declare that it is very, very old… From it’s original form. Not only is [Continue]