Mixed lot of sacred objects, German 19th/20th c.: a single light Arma-Christi, h: approx. 17 cm; pendant - brass capsule with relief Pietà depiction in meerschaum; small bronze pendant in Emaill, Russia, with depiction of St. Nicholas and the Mother of God, display side with Orthodox cross depictions and five reliquary crosses, the largest and the smallest without contents. the Mother of God, display side with Orthodox cross depictions and five reliquary crosses, the largest and the smallest without content, three others with krull work and small relics including Ulrich, Afra, Bonaventura, Barbara, Margarethe etc..., 5 x 3 to 14.5 x 8.5 cm, all with signs of age and wear, screw caps partly not original or missing, 4428 - 0033

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