Religious objects (3) - ceramic plaster - 1920-1930 - Formal Way of the Cross

Three early 1900s ceramic-plaster plaques depicting scenes from the Stations of the Cross. The ceramic plaster is obtained by firing select white gypsum stone to a controlled fineness. For its durability it is particularly suited to the ceramics industry, to making molds or models, and for artistic forms. They feature gold gilding on ivory-white color and are executed in Gothic style with a cross at the tip; in good condition with the patina of time, with dimensions of 36x18x5 cm. Due to current regulations they cannot be shipped outside the European Union.