Religious objects - Brass, Copper, Bronze - 1850-1900 - Thurible & cherubim

A beautiful hanging incense burner (thuribulum), made of copper with brass details.

* The burner has a pear-shaped, goblet-like base and hangs from three metal chains.
* The top features openwork ventilation slats, allowing the smoke from the burning incense to escape.
* Around it is a decorative relief of winged cherub heads, a common Christian motif.
* The copper has a warm reddish-brown sheen, while the decorative bands and chains are made of yellow brass.
* The combination of copper and brass gives the object a traditional, ecclesiastical appearance.
* Such incense burners are used during religious ceremonies to burn incense and spread fragrant smoke as a symbol of prayer.

The lot is carefully packaged and sent by registered mail. Photos complement this description.