Monstrance - Reliquary Of Saint "antonius Of Padua" In Silver On Wood With Case, 18th Century
A reliquary monstrance for the altar, crafted from repoussé and cast silver leaf, partially gilded, resting on a shaped wooden base extended by a baluster shaft. The central section, adorned with rich openwork rocaille, contains a double-sided rock crystal reliquary capsule bearing the inscription "S. ANTONI PATAVINI" and "Ex ossibus" on the reverse; with a partially preserved seal. Saint Anthony of Padua (1195-1231) was the renowned founder of the Franciscan order. A fine example of Italian goldsmithing, likely from Tuscany, dating to the mid-18th century. It retains its antique patina, is in good overall condition, and its authenticity is preserved. It comes with its original leather case (damaged).
2 600 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Condition of use
Material: Sterling silver
Width: 12,3 cm ( 14,5 cm ( écrin )
Height: 30,5 (33 ) cm
Depth: 8 cm ( base ), 3,3 cm (en haut ), 9,5 cm ( écrin )
Reference (ID): 1713783
Availability: In stock
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