Monstrance Of Sainte Réparate And Saint Fructueux - 18th Century

18th century
Other style
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From: 69270, fontaines sur Saone, France

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    Two important notable ex-ossibus relics are offered to view, in this large wooden monstrance covered with silvered copper. The embossed copper plaques depict laurels, a traditional attribute of the Martyrs in Christian iconography. The Laurel is a symbol of eternity. The border is further enriched with seven stones, set after being cut and symmetrically positioned.
    The two martyrs of the first centuries are:
    In the lower part, relics bagged in the shape of a heart, honor Ste Reparatae, Martyred at the age of 15 in Caesarea of Palestine. His body would have miraculously arrived in Nice in a boat guided by a dove and decorated with roses, lilies and palm leaves.
    On the upper part, we find a large relic, also under gauze of St Fructuoli, undoubtedly it is Saint Fructueux, bishop of Tarragona, martyred in 259.

    Our relics are presented in an elaborate set of silver thread and beads.
    The monstrance itself fits into an independent base.

    On the back are three red wax seals, emblazoned with the monogram of Christ, authenticating the relics presented.
    A work from North Tyrol or South Germany
    Beautiful dimensions for this piece with its 68 cm in height, 36 in width and 11 cm in depth.
    Good condition

    Ref: XN67ASO8K5

    Condition Good
    Style Other style (Religious objects of Other style Style)
    Period 18th century (Religious objects 18th century)
    Country of origin Germany
    Length (cm) 36
    Height (cm) 68
    Depth (cm) 11
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 8-15 Business Days
    Location 69270, fontaines sur Saone, France
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