A magnificent example of Baroque ecclesiastical art, this 18th century Italian marble tabernacle exudes sacred grandeur and architectural refinement. Hand-carved from solid marble and richly veneered, the piece features scrolling side pillars crowned by a rounded pediment. At its apex rests a delicately relief-carved cherub’s face, symbolizing divine presence and spiritual protection.

Originally part of a church altar, this Baroque period marble tabernacle reflects the ornate elegance of early 1700s Italy. With its cherub relief, classical symmetry, and enduring craftsmanship, it serves as a rare and powerful focal point in any sacred or historically inspired setting.