Medieval Bronze pectoral cross.Excellent condition. (No reserve price)





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Medieval bronze pectoral cross from the 11th–14th century, in excellent condition with a natural malachite patina, measuring 27 mm by 20 mm and weighing 1.41 g, supplied with a jewelry cord and acquired at auction in Europe in 215 from a previous owner via an auction house.
Description from the seller
A rare medieval bronze pectoral cross.
Early Medieval Period 1100-1400 AD.
The cross is designed in a traditional style featuring phytomorphic motifs (trefoil/fleur-de-lis), which symbolize the Holy Trinity as well as the blossoming Tree of Life.
Condition:The surface of the artifact is covered with a natural malachite-emerald patina. This patina is entirely authentic and underscores the considerable age of the object.
The item is in excellent condition for an artifact of its age.Signs of wear consistent with age and use. Wearable. 100% original. Look at many photos for your own impression.
The cross comes with a jewelry cord.
Dimensions: 27 mm x 20 mm.
Weight: 1.41 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 rare medieval bronze pectoral cross.
Early Medieval Period 1100-1400 AD.
The cross is designed in a traditional style featuring phytomorphic motifs (trefoil/fleur-de-lis), which symbolize the Holy Trinity as well as the blossoming Tree of Life.
Condition:The surface of the artifact is covered with a natural malachite-emerald patina. This patina is entirely authentic and underscores the considerable age of the object.
The item is in excellent condition for an artifact of its age.Signs of wear consistent with age and use. Wearable. 100% original. Look at many photos for your own impression.
The cross comes with a jewelry cord.
Dimensions: 27 mm x 20 mm.
Weight: 1.41 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.

