Room 1


Tronetto
Italian manufacturing
XX century


Display throne Eucharistic
Golden metal
The throne for the Eucharistic Exposition is also called a small temple or residence because it
houses the monstrance with the consecrated host. It typically consists of a base or pedestal with a
white fabric or silk background or a gilded metal canopy, with a canopy sometimes supported by
columns. It is a portable sacred object, used solely for the exposition of the Eucharist.


Southern carver
XVIII century
Folding chair
Carved and gilded wood


Italian manufacture
XX century
Glorious card wallpaper
Gilded brass


Italian manufacture
XX century
Altar set: altar cross and altar candlesticks
Gilded brass, cast in the shape


Ferruccio Ferrazzi
1969
Preparatory model of the mosaic "Vortex of the Holy Spirit"
Wood, cardboard, tempera


Southern manufacture
XIX century
Holy altar stone
Marble


Southern manufacture
XIX century
Tabernacle door
Marble, embossed copper


Southern silversmith
XIX century
Incense holder boat
Embossed silver


Neapolitan silversmith
XIX century
Turibolo
Embossed, chisel and engraved silver


Italian manufacturing
1713-1725
Tray with bishop's coat of arms of Mons. Stella
Gilded silver, embossed and chiseled


Italian manufacturing
XIX century
Blister
Glass, molten silver, fire-applied decorations


Italian manufacturing
XIX century
Cruet with support
Glass, molten silver, fire-applied decorations


Italian manufacturing
XIX century
Cruet with support
Glass, molten silver, fire-applied decorations


Italian manufacturing
1750-1760
Bag
Gros de Tours liseré brocade a liage repris


Milanese silversmith
XX century
Chalice
Molten silver, gold and precious stones


Neapolitan silversmith
XIX century
Paten
Wrought silver and gilded


Milanese silversmith
XX century
Pyx
Molten silver, gold and precious stones


Southern manufacturing
XVIII century
Bucket and sprinkler
Silver-plated copper, cast brass


Italian manufacturing
XX century
Palmatoria or bugia
Silver-plated and embossed metal


Neapolitan manufacture
XVIII century
Jug and tray
Cast silver, turned, chiseled and embossed silver sheet


Italian manufacture
XX century
Monstrance
Golden metal


Italian manufacture
XVIII century
Conopeum of pyx
Gros de Tours brocade