11th century reliquary, The Cluny, Paris.
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2 comments:
I am very interested in finding out more information on this reliquary, however I am having trouble finding it in the current Culny collection. Do you have any more information such as name and place of origin so that I can do further research?
I did a bit of checking and the Wikimedia Commons page had it at the Cluny. Seems it was there for a temporary exhibit, on loan from the National Museum of Denmark. 11th century, probably Scottish or Irish. Runic inscription on the bottom: "Rannveig owns this."
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