Silver Tone Devotional Reliquary (1850-1890) Vintage

Silver Tone Devotional Reliquary (1850-1890) VintageSilver Stand Up Reliquary (1850 1890) 19th century pewter devotional reliquary or monstrance style altar ornament, possibly of French or Italian origin The openwork royal crown topped with a cross suggests a Marian or Christ the King devotion, often linked to royal patronage or monastic orders The two winged cherubs are common in Baroque and Rococo religious art, symbolizing divine love and guardianship. The eight pointed star radiating from the

Decoration: The hand-painted enameled floral and shield motif is highly characteristic of Harrach

Etain-Tstanho Pewter Ice Bucket

The pierced brass gallery

An original late-18th-century copperplate engraving depicting classical ruins at Paestum

Small animal studies such as this were popular cabinet paintings in the late 19th century

one of the most important religious publishers in France during the 19th century

Not Solid sterling - mark without Minerva head is Silverplate over a brass or nickel base

Polished to a high glass

with traditional dovetailing visible in the drawer sides

sixth daughter of King Louis XV

Sheffield Silver Plate Frame with Blue Velvet Back

some light residue or minor wear may be present