Caption
Host ciborium, Copper ciborium on a hexagonal foot, with a smooth shaft with two lacings in the form of a half-cylinder and a hexagonal nodus. The body is a flattened sphere, the upper half serving as a cover; the cover has a conical pinnacle originally topped with a cross. In the arcades on the foot are depictions of the Flagellation, Carrying the Cross, Crucifixion, and Christ in Majesty. The bowl bears busts of angels in circular medallions; the cover in trefoil arcades has four depictions jhakas. Champlevé enamel in brick red and dark blue. Late 14th century, Spain, ritual object. Height 28 cm, diameter 16 cm., A small ornate object with a rounded, lidded top mounted on a slender stem and a broad, shaped base, all shown against a plain light gray background. The object appears metallic with a dominant gold color and visible areas of red and blue decorative enamel or paint. The lid has a finial at the top and a hinge on the side, and the rounded body shows engraved or raised decorative patterns including stylized figures or motifs. The stem is gold with a few narrower and wider sections, and the base is flat with a scalloped or polygonal outline decorated with similar gold, red, and blue patterns. The surface shows slight wear and variations in sheen, and a faint reflection of the base is visible on the surface beneath it.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A10_133
License type
Rights managed
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