Religion - Lot of Catholic cult objects, including: (x1) framed piece lined with cut paper with embroidery depicting the virgin with crowned child, 18th or 19th century (16x17 cm) + (x1) carved wooden roundel bowl depicting the instruments of christ's passion, 19th century + (x1) round paperolle with oval stamp in center (ostie? wax?) + (x1) oval agnus dei in wax, in metal case (back glass broken)

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