Antique St. Joseph and Child Jesus Statue – Polychrome Wood Carving with Metal Crown

$10,500.00

A magnificent antique religious sculpture depicting Saint Joseph holding the Christ Child. This piece is a fine example of traditional devotional wood carving, featuring remarkable artistic detail and a serene presence.

  • Iconography: St. Joseph is shown in a classic protective pose, holding the Infant Jesus. The child features delicate proportions, and St. Joseph wears an intricate, removable metal crown (Corona).

  • Artistic Finish: The robes are decorated with hand-painted gold floral motifs over a dark polychrome base, creating a rich, textured appearance typical of high-quality sacred art.

  • Base: The figures stand on a beautifully carved "rocky" terrain base, which is integrated into the single piece of wood.

  • Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The colors remain vibrant, and the wood shows a natural, stable patina that highlights its age and authenticity.

This piece is ideal for a discerning collector or as a significant addition to a private chapel or colonial-style interior.

A magnificent antique religious sculpture depicting Saint Joseph holding the Christ Child. This piece is a fine example of traditional devotional wood carving, featuring remarkable artistic detail and a serene presence.

  • Iconography: St. Joseph is shown in a classic protective pose, holding the Infant Jesus. The child features delicate proportions, and St. Joseph wears an intricate, removable metal crown (Corona).

  • Artistic Finish: The robes are decorated with hand-painted gold floral motifs over a dark polychrome base, creating a rich, textured appearance typical of high-quality sacred art.

  • Base: The figures stand on a beautifully carved "rocky" terrain base, which is integrated into the single piece of wood.

  • Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The colors remain vibrant, and the wood shows a natural, stable patina that highlights its age and authenticity.

This piece is ideal for a discerning collector or as a significant addition to a private chapel or colonial-style interior.