Medieval Bronze pectoral cross. In excellent condition. (No reserve price)

Unique medieval bronze pectoral cross "Triumph of Faith". Early Medieval Period 1100-1400 AD. The cross is distinguished by its unusual and refined shape, which distinguishes it from more common types. Central Medallion: The dominant element is the three-dimensional central disk, inscribed with an equal-armed relief cross with flared ends. This compositional solution symbolizes the Triumph of Faith and Salvation, as well as the unity of divine and earthly nature. Baluster-Shaped Rays: The four rays of the cross have a complex, sculptural form, reminiscent of balusters or columns with pronounced interceptions and flared ends. This architectural stylization lends the cross a special monumentality and elegance not found in simpler types. Individual Eyelet: The cross is crowned with a solid, elongated, profiled eyelet, designed for hanging on a cord or chain. This design ensures the reliability and durability of the product. Condition: The item is in excellent condition. The surface is covered with a deep, smooth, authentic patina of a noble dark green color (patina of time), which reliably protects the metal and confirms its antiquity. The patina highlights all the relief details of the ornament. The eye is intact, without cracks or damage. Look at many photos for your own impression.100% original.The cross comes with a jewelry cord. Material: Bronze. Size : 25 x 19 mm. Weight: 2.10 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.

Estimate:£126.92

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