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Engraved plate of an ornate gilded reliquary with a Latin inscription, a small fragment, a jeweled bar and a wooden piece.

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A piece of the Holy Table-cloth (de mensale Domini) a piece of the Holy Apron and a Chip of the Manger of Chris, H.O. Miethke (1870-1873). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? H.O. Miethke died in 1918; this work is in the public domain.

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This engraved plate, titled in part as relics of the Holy Table-cloth, Holy Apron and a chip of the Manger, shows an ornate reliquary with a gabled crest, figural ornament and a central glazed panel bearing a Latin inscription. Numbered objects are arranged beside it, including a small inscribed fragment and a jeweled rectangular element, with a rough wooden piece leaning in the foreground. The print is attributed to H.O. Miethke and dated 1870-1873.