Bronze Kruzifix aus Belgien, Barock ca. 1750–1790 Art Nouveau Tip: The writable surface is

Tip: The writable surface is made of bisque porcelain and can be written on with a pencil and washed off again

and one fully bloomed and functional as a candleholder with a bobeche

Even as framed wall decorations

the ring can be easily adjusted to fit different finger sizes—perfect as a flexible vintage piece of jewelry

coin tray or storage for paper clips on the desk

Bronze Kruzifix aus Belgien, Barock ca. 1750–1790 Art Nouveau Tip: The writable surface isThis rare antique crucifix from Belgium dates from the second half of the 18th century and can be stylistically attributed to the late Baroque period (approx. 17501790). The depiction combines several religious symbols typical of the era: Two angels appear beside the crucified Christ, beneath them a skull (Memento Mori) and a cherub putto. This iconographic combination refers to Baroque piety, which symbolically linked redemption, transience, and