CORRADO GIAQUINTO "Handing over the keys to St. Peter",

The figuresarefils de soie embroideryin a needlepoint landscape with buildings; the faces, hands, and feet are painted cloth. In needlework at the bottom: "Jesus Remettant Les Clefs a St. Pierre." 29

Christ Handing the Keys to St. Peter & "Healing of the Paralytic at the Pool of Bethesda" each oil on canvas, with sticker verso inventory no. G8283/2/2, paper with 'Sig Perfetti Fiorenzo" Condition:

A Large vintage oil painting of Jesus on the rock giving the keys to St. Peter with the apostles and Mary watching. The temple can be seen in the background, with desert and buildings. The Painting is

French paint-decorated grape picker's hod or bucket, circa 1930, executed in galvanized metal and decorated with the Chateauneuf-du-Pape logo of the crossed keys of St. Peter and the papal tiara, 24.2

An antique Mexican icon retablo depicting St. Peter. Crafted in a traditional style, the retablo showcases intricate details and vibrant colors that bring the scene to life. St. Peter, known as the pa

Good overall as pictured.

Contemporary carved 8.5"h wooden statue.

Cusco School, St. Peter holding keys to the Kingdom of Heaven, early 19th-century carved gilt and polychromed wood frame with carved keys motif at crest sight: 31 x 22 in.,frame: 53.5 x 22 in. Prove

DESCRIPTION: Manner of Jusepe de Ribera (Spanish, 1588-1652) Oil on canvas painting featuring St. Peter with key and open novel, against valley with rooster backdrop. Mounted in an ornate carved frame

St. Peter holding key; tiki or totem forms. Some patinated.tallest 14"H

Extremely fine, hand-painted, oval porcelain plaque depicting St. Peter holding the Papal Keys as he looks towards the heavens, no visible signature but exceedingly well painted. Sight size: 6.5"h x 4

ENGLISH PEWTER APOSTLE SPOONLikely 16th century. Handle tip with an image of St. Peter holding a key, on hexagonal shaft.Length: 8 in. (20.32 cm.)

(lot of 2) Native American wood carvings by Jose Mondragon (Cordova, New Mexico, 1931-1989): (1) St. Peter, holding a key and book, foliate carving on robe, bird and squirrel at base, pencil signed at

Limestone Carving of St. Peter, carved holding the keys to the Kingdom of Heavan, lg. 13 1/2, w. 7, d. 2 1/2 in. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information ab

**First Time At Auction** Europe, Rome, Vatican, late Medieval period, ca. 14th to 15th century CE. A pewter pilgrim's badge with an emblem of Saint Peter's Keys of Heaven, symbolizing a pilgrimage to

After El Greco (Greek, 1541-1614) "The Tears of St. Peter," oil on canvas, depicting praying figure with keys, illegible inscription at right. Image: 30" H x 29.5" W; frame: 37" square x 1.75" D. Area

Watercolor and needlework on silk showing St. Peter standing with one hand on his chest and the other holding keys, with a rooster on a plinth beside him. Small hole in silk at margin but otherwise in

Papal crown and crossed keys above Albani Arms / Haloed bust of St. Peter right, .SAN. PAVLVS. AP. Ber.2359, Fr.192. Bold lustre. PCGS MS 62.Â

Papal crown and crossed keys over Della Rovere Arms, SIXTVS. PP*..*QVARTVS. (periods, annulet and rosette stops) / St. Peter left, fishing from boat. Ber.448, Fr.23. PCGS MS 63 (wrong Fr. number

Papal crown and crossed keys above Medici Arms, .CLEMENS. VII. .PONT. MAX. (annulets punctuate legend) / St. Peter left, fishing from a boat; +SANC.PETRVS. (F over crescent) .ALMA.ROMA. Ber.830, Fr.60

Papal crown and crossed keys over Borghese Arms, PAVLVS. V. P. MAX. A. VIII/ Bust of St. Peter right. Ber.1545, Fr.104. Double-striking in legend. PCGS MS 62 (year wrongly labelled).

Gold (3.46 g). Crowns and crossed keys over Condulmer Arms in quadrilobe, .+.EVGENIVS..PP QVARTVS./†St. Peter standing facing in quadrilobe. Ber.301, Fr.3a. XF

Japanese/American - 1950's to 1980's - Varying Sizes. Included are St. Peter Church (Chicago) Pen Holder, Hancock Tower keys holder and two others. Excellent Condition.

Incl Amalfi, Naples, Salerno and St. Peters at Rome. 4 Steel Engraved Views, plus one Steel Engraved accompaying Key Plate. Steel Engravings Published 1840 by Fisher & Son, London for "The Shores and