18th Century Caravaca Cross Grille in Wood and Iron
Metalwork & Ironwork · 18th Century
Dealer's asking price
2.500 €
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- Address
- Madrid, Spain
- Website
- portantica.net
Description
The grille features an original wooden frame and marked vertical bars. It has a lower finial with forged points and a central medallion with a geometric motif in the shape of a Caravaca cross. The composition is symmetrical and well thought out. It shows a notable state of preservation, making it uncommon. It may have originated from a chapel, church, or popular house.
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Object history
The Caravaca cross was used as a protective symbol against evil.
Suggested uses
Decorative grille in a garden
Specifications
- Object
- Metalwork & Ironwork
- Period
- 18th Century
- Material
- Wood, wrought iron
- Measurements
- 240 cm
- Origin
- Spain
- Condition
- Restored
Listed on 1 March 2026
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