Limoges Enamel Plaque Tryptich Crucifixion 19th Century

A Limoges enamel triptych dating from the second half of the 19th century, depicting the Crucifixion accompanied by Saint James and Saint Catherine of Alexandria. The central panel depicts the Crucifixion, while the side panels depict Saint James (on the left) and Saint Catherine (on the right); the entire piece is mounted in a wooden frame with hinged panels.

Dimensions (overall):
Height: 18.8 cm
Width: 21.2 cm

Condition:
Good condition. A few fine, barely visible stress cracks are present on the enamel of the central panel. A tiny chip is present in the lower left corner of the right panel.

References:
1. The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. Object no. 156429 (for another example of this triptych).
2. Christie’s Auction No. 6320, July 4, 2000, Lot 37 (for another example in similar condition, though incorrectly dated. Sold for £1,410).

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