M330 Crystal A pair of 18th century

A pair of 18th century Italian fragments with polished agate coral on a lucite base

Stations of the Cross or the "Way of the Cross" is a fourteen step series of images and devotions that represent the biblical telling of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ

The 17th century fragment originally came from a church in Tuscany

18th century Irish Georgian gold-leaf bow sconces or brackets

A pair of 18th-century Italian gold leaf candlestick tops with polished agate coral and baroque pearls

M330 Crystal A pair of 18th century18th century Italian gilded Rococo flower fragment mounted on a calcite crystal formation. The gilded fragment originally came from a historical church in Italy. The calcite crystal formation comes from Elmwood Mine, Tennessee which is known for the world's finest crystallized calcite. With the unusual formation of sphalerite, it is unequaled by those from any other part of the world (referenced from the "American Mineral Treasure" book, pg. 337). The