Ancient Pair of Gold Leaf WOODEN BASES for SAINTS Reliquary Church 18th century 1700 - Wood - 1700-1750

The eighteenth-century gold leaf wooden bases are a true jewel of ancient craftsmanship. Their gilding, despite the centuries that have passed, is still surprisingly well preserved, bright and luminous. The flower-shaped decoration on the front gives them a refined elegance and a touch of grace.

Originally used to support religious sculptures, these bases still exude an aura of sacredness and veneration. Their solid and resistant construction testifies to the mastery and skill of the artisans of the past, who created them with care and attention to detail. These bases have seen numerous events and ceremonies pass over the centuries. Despite the time that has passed, they have remained intact, silent witnesses of a tradition and spirituality that is now distant.

Today, these works testify not only to the greatness of ancient art, but also to the time that has passed and the generations that have admired and carefully preserved them. They are a living testimony to the past, a bridge between centuries that allows us to appreciate and admire the work of our ancestors.

Dimensions:
Height: 23cm
Width: 37cm
Depth: 17. 5 cm
Weight: approximately 3 kg each.