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Large Devotional Mother Of Pearl Plaque. Jerusalem, Late 18th Century.

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Large Devotional Mother Of Pearl Plaque. Jerusalem, Late 18th Century.
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18th century
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H. 10.63 inch

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Large Devotional Mother Of Pearl Plaque. Jerusalem, Late 18th Century.

A large devotional olive-wood plaque veneered with engraved mother of pearl. 

Jerusalem, late 18th century.

Measures 27 x 24cm.

The plaque is engraved with a central image of Christ giving the keys of Heaven to Saint Peter, possibly after a composition by Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640).

The main image is framed by Saints, floral scrolls, swags and crosses.

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