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Crucifix XIXeme siècle en bronze doré et nacre

Name: Crucifix XIXeme siècle en bronze doré et nacre
Brand: Collection
Price: 44.6 GBP
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Gold

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Très beau crucifix ancien datant du XIXe siècle, en bronze doré et nacre. Travail raffiné, typique de l’art religieux d’époque. Le contraste entre la brillance du bronze et la douceur nacrée donne à cette pièce un caractère sacré et décoratif. Idéal pour collection, décoration ou pratique religieuse. #crucifixancien #objetdepieté #artreligieux #crucifix #nacre #bronzedoré #antiquitéreligieuse #religieuxancien #objetancien #XIXesiècle #décorationancienne #crucifixvintage #piétécatholique #vintagecatholique #collectionreligieuse

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