Rare 18th Century Wax Icon Mold – Dated 1791 – Religious Folk Art A remarkable and authentic late 18th-century wax icon mold, dated 1791, featuring finely detailed reliefs of five angels, each depicted with musical instruments and symbolic gestures. The central figure, likely representing a celestial musician, is surrounded by four accompanying angels, creating a harmonious devotional composition. Crafted in a solid, dark-toned material (likely wood or early composite used for wax pressing), this piece was traditionally used to produce religious wax icons or votive plaques. The hand-carved detailing is exceptionally intricate, with ornate garments and expressive angelic figures that reflect the craftsmanship and spiritual artistry of the period. The inscription “K.H. 1791” at the top adds historical value and authenticity, possibly indicating the maker or original owner. Condition: Good overall condition considering age. Visible signs of wear, surface scratches, and patina consistent with use and age, which enhance its historical character. Dimensions: (Please add measurements here) Origin: Likely Central or Eastern Europe Period: Late 18th century (1791) This is a rare collector’s piece, ideal for enthusiasts of religious artifacts, folk art, or antique devotional objects.