SPANISH COLONIAL SILVER CROWN OF THORNS

Guatemala, 18th c., faint crown mark; a triple ring of twigs with (14) thorns with etched leaves; 8" by 9"; 7.5 troy oz., 234 gr. Collector's note: The large size of this crown indicates it

c, 1800, Guatemala marked with a crown tax mark, 7.5"diam; 9.2 troy oz (286 grams) Adorned a very large Christ figure.

(2) Spanish Colonial tiny caved and painted Saint Francis figures, 1.75”; a miniature Spanish Colonial silver Crown of Thorns, 5”diam; an early, small dome-shaped Orthodox enamel plaque of

all with ornate embossed decoration, the largest surmounted with orb and cross with two bells, 10”h; 6”diam., 8.5 troy oz.; the next surmounted with orb and cross, applied thorns circle th

18/19th Century Spanish Colonial Silver and Brass Reliquary Pendant with Christ with Crown of Thorns Painting under glass, Measures 2-3/4" H, 1-7/8" W. Approx. weight 36.90 grams. We Will Not Ship Thi

Guatemala, c. 1800, unmarked; a cross at its apex; 12"h; 9.5 max. diam.; 39.7 troy oz., 1236 gr.NOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during the auction.

Bolivia, ca. middle 20th century. Gorgeous solid silver crown in the Spanish Colonial style. This style was originally made to decorate a Santo, but looks wonderful on its own. A lovley example! 82.2

Mexico, Spanish Colonial, ca. 19th century CE. Delicately crafted in sterling silver, this piece was hand-hammered in repousse. Crowns like this were almost always placed atop a statue in a church. Si

Bolivia, ca. middle 20th century. Gorgeous solid silver crown in the Spanish Colonial style. This style was originally made to decorate a Santo, but looks wonderful on its own. A lovley example! 51.6

South America, Bolivia, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A sweet and petite sterling silver Spanish Colonial crown, hand made by the Andean silversmiths in Bolivia from high content .925 silver

Latin America, Bolivia, ca. 20th century CE. Stunning sterling silver crown of the Spanish Colonial type that adorns the heads of Santos and Cristo figures since the 16th century in South America. Cra

SPANISH COLONIAL SILVER CROWNS & CROSS. Comprising five individual pieces of Spanish colonial ecclesiastical wares 18th and 19th century. Including four silver repousse and chased votive crowns, three

all with embossed decoration, the largest with surmounted with cross; 3.25”h; the second, mounted with cross set on faceted crystal; 3”h; the smallest surmounted with orb and cross; 2.25&#

South America, Bolivia, ca. 19th century, CE. One of the finest silver crowns from this region we have had the pleasure of owning or even seeing! Large solid silver resplendor crown - designed to be w

Spanish Colonial sterling silver santos crown, having a floral repousse frame, double arches inset with glass gems, surmounted by a demi-monde with a cross, the band inscribed but otherwise unmarked.

South America, Bolivia, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. 19th century CE. An ecclesiastical accessory for a Santo figure, an elaborate crown shaped from 97.52% silver sheets that are hammered with repouss

Spanish Colonial silver (content unknown) saint's crown, to be mounted on the head of an altar figure, cross finial, pierced arches with floral motif, overall: approx 6"h, 4 1/8"diam, bottom opening:

SPANISH COLONIAL SILVER VOTIVE CROWN. Comprising an ornate and finely crafted votive crown, probably Bolivian, 18th or 19th century. The flared band pierced with repousse and chased floral forms and w

Spanish Colonial silver santos crown with repousse decoration in geometric forms and foliate swags. This crown was intended to be mounted on the head of an altar figure. Height: 3 in x diameter: 6 1/2

SPANISH COLONIAL SILVER VOTIVE CROWN 19TH C. Comprising an attractive chased repousse and pierced silver votive crown with orb and cross finial, probably Bolivian. Overall height 10 inches (25.5cm), d

South America, Bolivia, ca. 19th century CE. An exceptional sterling silver Spanish Colonial crown, hand made by the Andean silversmiths in Bolivia from high content .925 silver (92.8 g, 3.27 oz), usi

South America, Bolivia, ca. 19th century CE. Wonderful silver crown intended for a Santo or Madonna. Exquisitely formed from filigreed .925 silver, a style that was embraced in colonial South America

the largest with acanthus leaf and floral decoration, surmounted by large orb (finial on orb broken and missing); 9.5”h; 9” at widest, 19 troy oz.; the other, surmounted with orb and cross

the larger, surmounted with cross, the body with four embossed winged cherub heads, 12.5”h; 7.5” at widest, 15. 9 troy oz.; the smaller surmounted with cross on an orb; set with with vario