This is an extraordinary antique religious relic reproduction, dated 1913, housed in a beautifully ornate gold frame. The piece features. A replica of the Titulus Crucis – the plaque said to have hung above Jesus during the crucifixion, inscribed “IESVS NAZARENVS REX IVDAEORVM” (Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews) in Latin, Hebrew, and Greek. [Continue]
Antique Plaster & Wood Carving of Jesus w/Scroll Religious Relic of Spain. 22″ tall x 9″ wide x 3 thick. Weighs 8.4 lbs. Wood has partial split. Some of the plaster is missing. Please see pictures for details.
LARGE Antique Meerschaum Religious Relic, jesus from the cross. SIZE: 320mm x 265mm.
1600s antiuqe religiuos cross atocha relic script metel coin–type of metel-unknown–tested with magnet-does not stick–size 25×23 MM–at max points—lot of two.
Antique Religious Fabric Relic in a silver medal container Ex Indumentis. Track Page Views With.
Antique Religious Brass Pendants & Fabric Relic. In a beige pouch sewed with a red thread a figment of fabric that supposedly touched Ste Therese de l’Enfant Jesus. It comes from “Le Monastere des Carmelites de Lisieux”. You can feel a small square of fabric inside. There is also a red heart that also seems [Continue]
This is a antique purple religious vestment, the back is decorated with a cross with IHS and flowers woven into the fabric. Probably made around 1850/1900. The cross is probably older than the backgrouns fabric. Please take a good look at the pictures to see the condition, and remember that most items are more than [Continue]
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]