Complete liturgical ornament, Henry factory in Lyon, first quarter of the 20th century, semi-gothic chasuble, stole, manipule, chalice veil and purse in silk and gold brocade decorated with palms and sprigs of lily of the valley. Orphreys in a braid of double quilted fabric red silk and gold thread; cross decorated with the Mystic Lamb lying on the book of seven seals in silver embroidery.

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