Polychrome Wooden Altar Tabernacle From The Late 17th Century

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Polychrome Wooden Altar Tabernacle From The Late 17th Century

Carved, patinated, and gilded altar tabernacle.
A liturgical piece with an architectural design featuring beveled sides,
designed to be placed at the center of a church or chapel altar.
The body features bas-relief carvings gilded with gold leaf, consisting of foliage, floral motifs, and scrolls.
The upper section depicts a radiant triangle, a Christian symbol of the Holy Trinity.
The lower section depicts the mystical lamb
reclining on the book with the seven seals.
The patina is painted in shades of gray-green ceruse.
Date: late 17th century

1 400 €

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Des pulls dans ma commode - Rouen, France

Period: 17th century

Style: Louis 14th, Regency

Condition: Good condition

Material: Painted wood

Length: 0,70

Height: 0,61

Depth: 0,33

Reference (ID): 1816918

Availability: In stock