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Object description :

"Antique Reliquary Relics St Paul, Anthony Abbot, Stanislaus Koska, Nicholas Bari"
This exquisite early 19th-century reliquary contains the Holy Relics of:
  • Saint Paul the Apostle
  • Saint Anthony Abbot
  • Saint Stanislaus Kostka
  • Saint Nicholas of Bari
  • This remarkable reliquary is a testament to the artistry and devotion of the early 19th century. It features an intricately designed theca adorned with ornate floral and scroll motifs, crafted from gilded brass. The relics are beautifully arranged on a rich red silk background, each labeled with the saint’s name, emphasizing their reverence and spiritual importance.
    The reliquary contains relics of revered saints such as Saint Paul the Apostle, known for his transformative missionary work and writings in the New Testament, and Saint Anthony Abbot, a pioneer of Christian monasticism. Also present are relics of Saint Stanislaus Kostka, a Jesuit novice celebrated for his deep piety, and Saint Nicholas of Bari, famed for his miracles and generosity, inspiring the modern-day figure of Saint Nicholas.
    An intact red wax seal, belonging to an Italian bishop, secures the relics, affirming their authenticity and historical provenance. The exquisite craftsmanship of this reliquary, with its decorative elements and fine detailing, reflects the exceptional skill of its maker and its significance as a devotional object.
    Condition
    The reliquary is in extraordinary good condition, with all elements intact, including the wax seal and threads. Minor signs of age enhance its authenticity and historical value, making it a rare and exceptional find for collectors or devout individuals.

    Provenance
    Private collection, Italy.

    Measurements
    9 cm x 5 cm.

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    -Payments can be made using PayPal, Credit Card Bank transfer or Cash On Collection
    -We ship this item in a professionally packed manner and we provide tracking number.
    -Any custom duties requested by the buyer´s country is to be paid by the buyer.
    -If you have any special delivery or shipping requirements, we are happy to help.
    Please note that we only sell the containers of our relics, the Holy Relics are given free in accordance with canon law.
    At Soul Antiques & Sacred Art we take pride in our work by making detailed and accurate descriptions of every item. Sold "As is"
    Price: 500 €
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    Period: 18th century
    Style: Louis 16th, Directory
    Condition: Excellent condition

    Material: Bone
    Length: 8 cms
    Height: 17 cms

    Reference: 1440419
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