Medieval Bronze Three beautiful little crosses. In excellent condition. (No reserve price)

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Ruth Garrido Vila
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Directed the Ifergan Collection Museum, specialising in Phoenician and Mediterranean archaeology.

Estimate  € 200 - € 250
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Medieval bronze set of three crosses dating to 1100–1400 AD, in excellent condition, with a natural dark patina and three suspension cords with intact loops.

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A set of 3 medieval bronze body crosses.
Early Medieval Period 1100-1400 AD.

Each cross possesses its own unique sculptural quality and form:
-A cross with a circle at its center—an elegant composition that combines the symbolism of the eternal circle and the cross. A raised, cross-shaped ornament is clearly visible in the center.
-An ornate, relief-decorated cross, featuring characteristic flared ends on the arms and a distinct, four-pointed, diamond-shaped motif at the center.
-A cross with fleur-de-lis-like (teardrop-shaped) terminals: a classic example of medieval Christian devotional art, characterized by elegant lines.

A natural, centuries-old patina in deep dark-green and olive hues, underscoring the authenticity and great age of the artifacts.In excellent condition. All loops for suspension are intact and functional. The surfaces show natural signs of age, which lend the items a special charm.


The metal is strong.Signs of wear consistent with age and use. Wearable. 100% original.The set includes three jewelry cords.
Look at many photos for your own impression.
Material: Bronze.
Dimensions: 1-22 x 19 mm.,2-24 x 22 mm.,3-24 x 19 mm.
Total weight: 4.22 grams.
The item was purchased in 2015 in Barcelona, ​​Spain from G.A. as part of a private Spanish collection dating back to the 1980s.

A set of 3 medieval bronze body crosses.
Early Medieval Period 1100-1400 AD.

Each cross possesses its own unique sculptural quality and form:
-A cross with a circle at its center—an elegant composition that combines the symbolism of the eternal circle and the cross. A raised, cross-shaped ornament is clearly visible in the center.
-An ornate, relief-decorated cross, featuring characteristic flared ends on the arms and a distinct, four-pointed, diamond-shaped motif at the center.
-A cross with fleur-de-lis-like (teardrop-shaped) terminals: a classic example of medieval Christian devotional art, characterized by elegant lines.

A natural, centuries-old patina in deep dark-green and olive hues, underscoring the authenticity and great age of the artifacts.In excellent condition. All loops for suspension are intact and functional. The surfaces show natural signs of age, which lend the items a special charm.


The metal is strong.Signs of wear consistent with age and use. Wearable. 100% original.The set includes three jewelry cords.
Look at many photos for your own impression.
Material: Bronze.
Dimensions: 1-22 x 19 mm.,2-24 x 22 mm.,3-24 x 19 mm.
Total weight: 4.22 grams.
The item was purchased in 2015 in Barcelona, ​​Spain from G.A. as part of a private Spanish collection dating back to the 1980s.

Details

Culture
Medieval
Century/timeframe
1100-1400 ad
Name of object
Three beautiful little crosses. In excellent condition.
Acquired from
Auction house
Year acquired
2015
Material
Bronze
Country acquired from
Europe
Condition
Excellent
Previous owner acquired from
Auction house
Previous owner - year acquired
1980
Previous owner - country acquired from
Europe
I verify that I have obtained this object legally and that I am allowed to sell it
Yes
Authenticity
Original/official
SpainVerified
1107
Objects sold
99.46%
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