Large Monstrance Reliquary Of Saint Octave - Circa 1800

Saint Octavian, Roman soldier Martyred in 297, is one of the patrons of the city of Turin. In gilded and carved wood, our monstrance rests on three feet in the shape of lion paws topped with winged angels.
Three relics composed of a fragment of occiput and two vertebrae of Saint Octave radiate well beyond the center of our monstrance where they were placed. For those who are sensitive to it, the sacred charge of this reliquary is strong. By the presence of relics, six other Martyr Saints from the first centuries accompany our notable relic, namely Saints Floridi, Fructuosa, Columbae, Exuperanti, Gunigunda, Lustini.
On the back, presence of several episcopal wax seals.
A work from the end of the 18th or beginning of the 19th century, from northern Italy.
Dimensions of 103 cm by 35 wide and 11 cm deep.