Christian objects - Antique - Silver - 1650-1700 - Liturgical plaque

The object depicted is a liturgical plaque in embossed and chased silver.
The style belongs to the 17th to 18th century, Baroque, of Spanish colonial origin, presumably from Peru.
The sheet is made of silver, not stamped but chemically tested with a specific liquid.
The plaque is finely crafted in repoussé and chasing with rich three-dimensional decoration; the floral and vegetal motifs are typical of sacred silverware.
The abbreviation (IHS) is widely used in Catholic sacred art; it indicates the name of Jesus and is the monogram of Christ.
The figure placed in the center has typical appearance and clothing of the Andean region.
The silver sheet weighs approximately 500 grams.
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