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Bottle 779 - Would You Still Believe?

Date Added: June 15, 2010
This Crucifixion bottle is a so called variation on a theme. Here, Christ is black unlike the run of the mill Christs which are white. My neighbor described him as "African American". I don't know how he determined the nation of origin by looking at him, but he is more perceptive than I am. There is a INRI sign above Christ's head which stands for Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews. There is a women follower praying at the base of the cross. The stopper is made of Curly Cherry and has a Walnut cross at the top. Inlaid with Basswood is the title of the whimsey: Would You Still Believe? On the back of the stopper, also inlaid in Basswood is the maker's information. Steve Moseley, St. Louis 2009
Type
Crucifixion Scene
Maker
Moseley, Steve
Category
Religious
Made Where
St. Louis, MO
Bottle Size
16" including stopper
Year Made
2009
Bottle Type
Knob creek Bottle

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