List of objects proposed for protection under Part 6 of the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 (protection of cultural objects on loan).

Treasures of Heaven: Saints, Relics and Devotion in Medieval Europe 23 June 9 October 2011 Round Reading Room, The British Museum, London WC1B 3DG, UK List of objects proposed for protection under Part 6 of the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 (protection of cultural objects on loan). Reliquary Shaped like a Basilica from Sayn, inv. 111/1 Ivory Dimensions (mm) H: 205 x W: 220 x D:130 Romanesque (German Cologne), c.1180 Lent by: Musées Royaux, Brussels, Belgium Provenance: Acquired as part of the collection of the comte de Renesse Breidbach in 1836 Ownership between 1933 1945: Musées Royaux, Brussels, Belgium Publication: F Van Noten La Salle aux Trésors: Chef d oeuvre de l art roman et mosan, Vol. 1, Brussels, 1999, Cat no. 33 pp. 90 91 Reliquary of Gondulphe, inv. 1036 Copper gilt (cast, engraved, and embossed) over wood, vernis brun, enamel (champlevé) Dimensions (mm) H: 560 x W: 330 Mosan, c. 1180 1200 Lent by: Musées Royaux, Brussels, Belgium Provenance: Acquired 1861 Ownership between 1933 1945: Musées Royaux, Brussels Publication: F Van Noten La Salle aux Trésors: Chef d oeuvre de l art roman et mosan, Vol. 1, Brussels, 1999, Cat no. 11, pp. 44 49

Reliquary of Saint Monulphe, inv. 1037 Copper gilt (cast, engraved, and embossed) over wood, vernis brun, enamel (champlevé) Dimensions (mm) H: 560 x W: 330 Mosan, c. 1180 1200 Lent by: Musées Royaux, Brussels, Belgium Provenance: Acquired 18611 Ownership between 1933 1945: Musées Royaux, Brussels Publication: F Van Noten La Salle aux Trésors: Chef d oeuvre de l art roman et mosan, Vol. 1, Brussels, 1999, Cat no. 11, pp. 44 49 Foot Reliquary of St. Blaise, inv. TO SND 18 Silver gilt, copper gilt over wood, rock crystal Dimensions (mm) H: 135 x W: 250 Romanesque, Workshop of Hugo d'oignies (Belgian Mosan) (Loan form: Belgium, Meuse 13th century), 1260 Lent by: King Baudouin Foundation, Brussels, Belgium Provenance: Given by the Priory of St. Nicholas, Oignes to the Convent of the Sisters of Our Lady, Namur in 1818. Transferred to the King Baudouin Foundation by the Convent of the Sisterss of Our Lady in 2010 Ownership between 1933 1945: Convent of the Sisters of Our Lady, Namur Publication: Robert Didier et de Jacques Toussaint Autour de Hugo d Oignies Namur, 2003, p. 247 248 Pectoral Reliquary Cross, inv. 4882 Gold, niello, pearls, stones, wood, crystal Dimensions (mm) H: 72 x W: 32 Byzantine (Constantinople), 9th 10th century Found 1973, Western sector of the fortress Wall of Pliska Lent by: Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and the Ministry of Culture, Sofia, Bulgaria Provenance: Accessioned to National Archaeological Institute and Museum, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Sofia on excavation, 1973 Ownership between 1933 1945: not applicable Publication: Doncheva Petkova, Croix d or reliquaire de Pliska Izvestia na Arkheologicheskiia institute 35:74, 1979. Cormack and Vassilaki, eds., Byzantium 330 1435, Royal Academy, London, 2008, pp. 102 103, 391. Exh Cat no. 53

Reliquary Statue of the Umbilical of Christ, inv. CL. 3307 Silver gilt, colored crystal Dimensions (mm) H: 334 x W: 189 x D:172 Gothic, Paris, 15th century Lent by: Musée nationale du moyen Age Thermes de Cluny, Paris, France Provenance: Acquired 1889 at the Soltykoff Sale Ownership between 1933 1945: Musée nationale du moyen Age Thermes de Cluny, Paris Publication: H van Os, The Way to Heaven, Amsterdam, 2000, pp.38 39 Buckle Reliquary, inv. CL. 3292 Silver (engraved, opemwork) partially gilded; enamel (champlevé, opaque red, black, and white enamel, translucent green), rubies, garnets, sapphires, amethysts, rock crystal, pearls, glass. Dimensions (mm) H: 185 x W: 185 Bohemia, Mid 14th Century Lent by: Musée nationale du moyen Age Thermes de Cluny, Paris, France Provenance: Acquired 1889 at the Soltykoff Sale Ownership between 1933 1945: Musée nationale du moyen Age Thermes de Cluny, Paris Publication: H van Os, The Way to Heaven, Amsterdam, 2000, pp. 60 61

Bust Reliquary of St. Baudime, inv. MH 1897/01/27 Copper gilt over walnut core, ivory, and horn Dimensions (mm) H: 730 x W: 430 x D:460 Romanesque (French, Auvergne), c. 1180 1200 Lent by: Parish Church of Saint Nectaire, Treasury, Puy le Dome, France Provenance: thought to have been in the church since date of manufacture; first recorded in 1462. Ownership between 1933 1945: Parish Church of Saint Nectaire, Treasury, Puy le Dome, France Publication: La France romane au temps des premiers Capétiens (987 1152), Paris, 2005, Exhib Cat. no.292 p.380 Reliquary of St. Anastasios the Persian, inv. G31 Silver and silver gilt (repoussé), niello Dimensions (mm) H: 390 x W: 196 x D:200 Byzantine (Antioch), Late 10th century Lent by: Aachen Cathedral Treasury, Aachen, Germany Provenance: Acquired 12th or 13th Century, likely to have been the gift of a German cleric or nobleman who brought it back from Constantinople or Antioch. Ownership between 1933 1945: Aachen Cathedral Treasury Publication: Canossa 1077: Erschitterung der Welt. Geschichte, Kunst und Kultur am Aufgang der Romanik, Paderborn, 2006, 450 51, no. 537 Cross Reliquary from St. Maria ad Gradus, inv. L 20 Gold, silver, silver gilt, enamel and gems Dimensions (mm) H: 375 x W: 275 Romanesque (German and Cologne) and Byzantine (Constantinople), ca. 1240 Lent by: Hohe Domkirche, Schatzkammer, Cologne, Germany Provenance: Bequest of the last canon of St. Maria ad Gradus, 1837 to the Archiepiscopal Palace Cologne/ Hohe Domkirche, Schatzkammer, Cologne Ownership between 1933 1945: Hohe Domkirche, Schatzkammer, Cologne Publication: A Legner, Ornamenta ecclesiae :Kunst und Künstler der Romanik : Katalog zur Ausstellung des Schnütgen Museums in der Josef Haubrich Kunsthalle, Cologne, 1985, pp.118 20, no. H 37

Abdinghof Altar, inv. (PR 50) Copper gilt, bronze gilt, wood, stone, paint Dimensions (mm) H: 118 x W: 311 x D:185 Romanesque, Roger of Helmarshausen (German, Paderborn), c. 1120 1130 Lent by: Diocesan Museum, Paderborn, Germany Provenance: In the church at Abdinghof since manufacture; transferred to Diocesan museum at unknown date Ownership between 1933 1945: Diocese of Paderborn Publication: Canossa 1077: Erschitterung der Welt. Geschichte, Kunst und Kultur am Aufgang der Romanik, Paderborn, 2006, pp. 421 422 Stiftskreuz from Borghorst, inv. N/A Gold (filigree and repoussé), and copper gilt over a wood core, precious stones, rock crystal, pearls (silver mounts) Dimensions (mm) H: 411 x W: 284 Ottonian (German, Essen?) ), c. 1050 Lent by: Treasury of the Church of st. Nicomedes, Steinfurt Borghorst, Steinfurt Borghorst, Germany Provenance: At Church of St Nikomedes, Steinfurt Borghorst since its production Ownership between 1933 1945: Church of St Nikomedes, Steinfurt Borghorst Publication: Canossa 1077: Erschitterung der Welt. Geschichte, Kunst und Kultur am Aufgang der Romanik, Paderborn, 2006, pp. 2555 257, Cat no. 362 Epitaph of the Subdeacon Ursinianus, inv. G 121 Marble Dimensions (mm) H: 260 x W: 700 x D:40 Early Christian, Trier, ca. 500 Lent by: Rheinisches Landesmuseum, Trier, Germany Provenance: Excavated 1823, near Church of St. Paulinus, Trier, and accessioned by Rheinischess Landesmuseum thereafter. Ownership between 1933 1945: Rheinisches Landesmuseum, Trier Publication: Konstantin der Grosse : Ausstellungskatalog = Imperator Caesar Flavius Constantinus, 2007, p. 265 Cat no. II.4.35

Reliquary of the True Cross, inv. N/A Gold, silver gilt (repoussé and filigree) over wood, enamel (cloisonné), gems Dimensions (mm) H: 365 x W: 185 Romanesque (German), ca. 1135 Lent by: Monastery, Zwiefalten, Germany Provenance: Given to the Treasury of the Benedictine Abbey, Zweifalten, c. 1135 Ownership between 1933 1945: Monastery, Zwiefalten Publication: Hans Jürgen Kotzur, Die Kreuzzüge : kein Krieg ist heilig, Mainz, 2004, pp.400 402 Exh Cat. no. 64 The Icon of the Man of Sorrows Icon: multicolored stones, gold and silver on wood; case with relics: wood and metal Dimensions (mm) H: 987 x W: 971 Constantinople, c.1300 Lent by: Direzione Centrale per l'amministrazione del Fondo Edifici di Culto, Ministero dell'interno, Rome, Italy (Church of Santa Croce in Gerusalemme) Provenance: in Church of Santa Croce since 1385 6 Ownership between 1933 1945: Basilica di Santa Croce in Gerusalemme, Rome Publication: Cormack and Vassilaki, eds., Byzantium 330 1435, Royal Academy, London, 2008, pp.260 261, 437, Exh Cat no. 228 Mandylion of Edessa, inv. N/A paint on canvas, silver, enamel and pearls (frame) Dimensions (mm) H: 650 x W: 450 Early Christian and Baroque (frame), frame: 1623 Lent by: Vatican Museum, Citta del Vaticano Lipsanoteca (Maestro delle celebrazioni Liturgiche del Sommo pontefice Sacrestai Pontificia), Vatican, Italy Provenance: Sacrestia Pontificia, Vatican City Ownership between 1933 1945: Vatican Museums, Citta del Vaticano Lipsanoteca (Maestro delle celebrazioni Liturgiche del Sommo pontefice Sacrestai Pontificia) Publication: G. Morello., (Ed.,) Il volto di Cristo, Pallazo delle eposizioni, Rome/ Milan, 2001, pp. 66 76

Epitaph of Severa, with the Adoration of the Magi, inv. Cat. 136 White marble with modern rubrication Dimensions (mm) H: 320 x W: 1023 x D:250 Early Christian, 4th century Found 1751, Catacombs of Priscilla Lent by: Vatican Museum, Museo Lapidario Cristiano, Vatican, Italy Provenance: 1854, Lateran Christian Lapidary; transferred to the Vatican in 1963 Ownership between 1933 1945: Lateran Christian Lapidary Publication: Konstantin der Grosse : Ausstellungskatalog = Imperator Caesar Flavius Constantinus, 2007, Cat no. II.4.13 Tree Sarcophagus with the Anastasis, inv. 28591 Fine grained white marble Dimensions (mm) H: 620 x W: 2060 x D:730 Roman, ca. 340 350, 350 400 Lent by: Vatican Museum, Museo Pio Cristiano, Vatican, Italy Provenance: Originally from the Basilica of St. Paul s Outside the Walls, Rome; subsequently transferred to the Vatican Museums Ownership between 1933 1945: Museo Pio Cristiano, Museo Vaticani, Vatican Publication: Umberto Utro, (Ed)., San Paolo in Vaticano : la figura e la parola dell'apostolo delle Genti nelle raccolte pontificie, Rome, 2009 pp. 122 124, no. 10 This reference records sources listing the sarcophagus back to 1879 but I cannot obtain thesee in UK libraries. Gilded Glass with St. Agnes, inv. 60774 Greenish colorless glass, gold leaf Dimensions (mm) Diam: 89 Early Christian, 4th century Lent by: Museo Vaticani, Vatican Provenance: Collection of Cardinal Gaspare Carpegna (1625 1714); transferred to Museo Sacro, Vatican Museums at unknown date Ownership between 1933 1945: Museo Vaticani, Vatican, Italy Publication: Angela Donati and Giovanni Gentili Deomene : l'immagine dell'orante fra Oriente e Occidente Ravenna: Museo Nazional, Milan, 2001, pp. 107, 214

Capsella Africana, inv. 859 Silver, embossed and chiseled Dimensions (mm) H: 85 x W: 166 x D:77 Early Christian (North Africa), 5th 6th century Found: 1884, Henchir Zirara, Algeria Lent by: Vatican Museum, Museo Sacro, Vatican, Italy Provenance: Gift of Charles Lavigerie archbishop of Carthage to Pope Leo XIII, 1888 Ownership between 1933 1945: Vatican Museums Publication: R. Leader Newby, Silver and society in late antiquity : functions and meanings of silver plate in the fourth to seventh centuries, 2004, p. 105, fig. 106 Reliquary Cross of Pascal I (together with its silver box), inv. 61881 Copper gilt (engraved and embossed), enamel (cloisonné) Dimensions (mm) H: 270 x W: 178 x D:35 Carolingian (Rome), 817 824 Lent by: Vatican Museum, Museo Sacro, Vatican, Italy Provenance: Transferred in 1905 from the Treasury of the Sancta Sanctorum to the Museo Cristiano of the Vatican Library; transferred to the Vatican Museums pursuant to the rescript of Pope John Paul II 1999 Ownership between 1933 1945: Museo Cristiano of the Vatican Library Publication: R Bergman, Vatican Treasures: Early Christian, Renaissance and Baroque Art from the Papal Collections, Cleveland Museum of Art, 1998, pp. 35 36

Reliquary of St. Marina, inv. N/A gilded silver Dimensions (mm) H: 100 x W: 60 x D:28 Byzantine (Constantinople), before 1204 AD Lent by: Museo Correr, Venice, Italy Provenance: Relics of St Marina brought to Venice in 1213 and deposited in the Church of San Liberale which is now Church of Sta Marina, Venice and was observed there until 18 th century; transferred to Museo Correr, Venice, at unknown date Ownership between 1933 1945: Museo Correr, Venice, Italy Publication: Helen C. Evans and William D. Wixom (Eds.), The glory of Byzantium :art and culture of the Middle Byzantine era A.D.843 1261, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, 1997, p. 496, no. 332 Reliquary of the Martyrs of Trebisond, inv. 33 Silver gilt (chiseled, repoussé) Dimensions (mm) H: 90 x W: 280 x D:140 Trebizond, 14th 15th century Lent by: Treasury of San Marco, Venice, Italy Provenance: first recorded in the Treasury of San Marco in 1623 Ownership between 1933 1945: Treasury of San Marco, Venice Publication: Gianfranco Fiaccadori, Bessarione e l'umanesimo : catalogo della mostra, Venice, 1994, pp. 455 456 Reliquary of the Arm of St. George, inv. 159 Silver gilt, enamels (basse taille), glass (modern) Dimensions (mm) H: 310 x W: 79 Byzantine before 1204 Venitian 1325 exterior, Byzantine before 1204 (interior) and Venitian 1325 (exterior) Lent by: Treasury of San Marco, Venice, Italy Provenance: Interior recorded in the treasury of the Basilica of San Marco after 1204; exterior under construction as early as 1325, after completion remained in the Treasury of San Marco Ownership between 1933 1945: Treasury of San Marco Publication: A Guillou, Recueil des inscription greques medieval d Italie, 1996, pp. 101 2

Votive Plaque, inv. 57.1826 Silver alloy Dimensions (mm) H: 30 x W: 25 Byzantine, 6th 7th century Lent by: Walters Art museum, Baltimore, USA Provenance: Purchased from Joseph Brummer, New York, 1949 by the Walters Art Museum colleagues and reference to art loss databases indicates no evidence of Publication: Marvin Chauncey Ross, Recent Accesions Part II, 2 no.2, 11/1/1949; Mango, Marlia Mundell, Silver from Early Byzantium, The Kaper Koraon and Related Treasures, Baltimore, 1986: no. 72a, p. 242; Dr. Gary Vikan, Icons and Icon Piety in Early Byzantium, Princeton, 1995: p. 570, note 9; Treasures of Heaven, Saints, Relics, and Devotion in Medieval Europe, New Haven, CT, 2010: no. 11, p. 36 Votive Plaquett, inv. 57.1865.563 Silver alloy Dimensions (mm) H: 29 x W: 38 Syrian, 6th 7th century Lent by: Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, USA Provenance: Purchased from Joseph Brummer, New York, 1949 by the Walters Art Museum colleagues and reference to art loss databases indicates no evidence of Publication: Mango, Marlia Mundell, Silver from Early Byzantium, The Kaper Koraon and Related Treasures, Baltimore, 1986: no. 72j, p. 243; Lee, A.D., Pagans and Christians in late antiquity: a sourcebook, London and New York, 2000; Treasures of Heaven, Saints, Relics, and Devotion in Medieval Europe, New Haven, CT, 2010: no. 12, p. 36

Reliquary Shrine of St. Amandus, inv. 53.9 Copper gilt, silver, and brass over wood (oak), enamel (champlevé and cloisonné), rock crystal, semi precious stones Dimensions (mm) H: 489 x W: 641 x D:303 Gothic (Flemish, Western Belgium), 1250 1275 Lent by: Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, USA Provenance: Acquired 1931, bequest of Henry Walters Ownership between 1933 1945: Walters Art Museum Publication: M C Ross, The Reliquary of Saint Amandus, Art Bulletin 18, 1936, no. 2, pp. 186 97 Panel from the St. Oda Reliquary, inv. 57.519 Silver, silver gilt, copper, copper gilt, enamel (champlevé), rock crystal, horn Dimensions (mm) H: 585 x W: 380 x D:56 Romanesque (Belgian, Mosan), Late 11th century; Frame:12th 13th Ownership between 1933 1945: Walters Art Museum Publication: N Stratford, Catalogue of Medieval Enamels in the British century Lent by: Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, USA Provenance: Acquired 1931, bequest of Henry Walters Museum, vol. 2 Northern Romanesque Enamels, 1993, London, pp. 90 97 Reliquary Pendant with Virgin and Child, inv. 57.1511 Gold, amethyst, emeralds, rubies, pearls, semi precious stones, niello Dimensions (mm) H: 65 x W: 62 x D:10 Greek, 16th Century Lent by: Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, USA Provenance: Acquired 1931, bequest of Henry Walters Ownership between 1933 1945: Walters Art Museum Publication: B D Boehm and J Fait, Prague: The Crown of Bohemia 1347 1437, Exh. Cat. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, 2004, p. 5000 no. 303

Man of Sorrows Reliquary, inv. 57.7000 Silver gilt, enamel (champlevé), semiprecious stones Dimensions (mm) H: 295 x W: 213 x D:127 Gothic (Bohemian, Prague) ), 1347 Lent by: Walters Art museum, Baltimore, USA Provenance: Acquired 1931, bequest of Henry Walters Ownership between 1933 1945: Walters Art Museum Publication: B D Boehm and J Fait, Prague: The Crown of Bohemia 1347 1437, Exh. Cat. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, 2004, pp. 140 141 no. 10 Reliquary with Madonna and Child with Saints, inv..37.750 Tempera and gold leaf on wood, paper Dimensions (mm) H: 494 x W: 454 x D:62 Gothic Lippo Vanni (Italian Siena), c. 1350 Lent by: Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, USA Provenance: Acquired 1931, bequest of Henry Walters Ownership between 1933 1945: Walters Art Museum Publication: P Verdier, ed. The international style :the arts in Europe around 1400, Exh Cat. The Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, pp. 38 39, pl. 6 Imaginary Interior of a Protestant Church, inv. 37. 2752 Oil on canvas Dimensions (mm) H: 590 x W: 495 Hendrick van Streek (Dutch, 1659 after 1719), ca. 1690 (Baroque) Lent by: Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, USA Provenance: Purchased 1998 from Jack Kilgore and Co, New York colleagues and reference to art loss databases indicates no evidence of Object is listed on the AAMD (Association of Art Museum Directors) Nazi Era Provenance Internet Portal

Reliquary casket of Sts. Adrian and Natalia, inv. 1943.65 Silver (repoussé) over a wood (oak) core Dimensions (mm) H: 159 x W: 254 x D:145 Romanesque (Spanish), 12th century Lent by: Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, USA Provenance: Acquired 1942; purchased from Lucie Mayer Fuld through Raphael Stora Ownership between 1933 1945: Owned by Lucie Mayer Fuld (d.1966) Frankfurt, Berlin and New York between 1932 1942, on loan to the Art Institute of Chicago starting 17 October 1942; sold, through Raphale Stora to the museum 1942. Publication: C Nielsen, ed., Devotion and Splendour: Medieval Art Institute of Chicago, Art Institute of Chicago, Museum Studies 30, no. 2, 2004 p. 15, no. 11 Necklace with containers for sacred/ magical matter, inv. 1954.3 Gold with garnets Dimensions (mm) H: 45 x W: 31 (cross) x L: 565 (chain) Early Byzantine, 6th century Lent by: Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, USA Provenance: Acquired 1954. Purchased from Marguerite Mallon, New York colleagues and reference to art loss databases indicates no evidence of Publication: H A Klein ed., Sacred gifts and worldly treasures : Medieval masterworks from the Cleveland Museum of art, Exh Cat, Los Angeles, 2007, pp. 64 65 no. 15

Double Arm Reliquary Cross, inv. 1983.208 Gold Dimensions (mm) H: 105 x W: 53 x D:15 Romanesque (German Cologne? Or northen Italian), Late 12th century Lent by: Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, USA Provenance: Acquired 1983, purchased at Sotheby s, London, 1 Dec. 1983, lot 12 colleagues and reference to art loss databases indicates no evidence of Publication: Adolph Hess AG and William Schwab 1957, 40 (lot 118); Sotheby Parke Bernet and Co. 1983, 222 (lot 12); Meurer 1985, 70 71 Panel shaped Reliquary of the True cross, inv. 1952.89 Silver, silver gilt over wood (walnut), precious stones, niello Dimensions (mm) H: 416 x W: 302 Romanesque (Italian southern Italy), 1214 Lent by: Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, USA Provenance: Acquired 1952; purchased from Adolph Loewi, Los Angeles; colleagues and reference to art loss databases indicates no evidence of Publication: Riant 1879, 140 45; Milliken 1952b, 203 5; Frolow 1961a, 407 8, no. 494; Verdier 1982; Gauthier 1983, 96 97, no. 53; Cologne 1985, 3:130 33, no. H43; Meurer 1985, 71 72; Kötzsche 1994

Altar Front with Fenestella, inv. 1948.25 Proconnesian marble, Rosso di Verona (inlaid cross) Dimensions (mm) H: 1001 x W: 1695 x D:255 Byzantine (Ravenna), 6th century (with later additions) Lent by: Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, USA Provenance: Acquired 1948; purchased from Adolph Loewi, Los Angeles colleagues and reference to art loss databases indicates no evidence of Publication: Cappi 1846, 98 99; Ricci 1909, 265 (fig. 13), 275; Lawrence 1954, 134 (fig. 100), 138 42; Brandenburg 1972, 126 27, 133; Kollwitz and Herdejürgen 1979, 164 65; Deichmann 1989, 329 30; Peschlow 2006, 183 Portable Altar of Countesss Gertrude, inv. 1931.462a b Gold over wood (oak), enamel (cloisonné), red porphyry, gems, pearls, niello Dimensions (mm) H: 105 x W: 275 x D:210 Ottonian (German, Lower Saxon, Hildesheim), c. 1045 Lent by: Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, USA Provenance: Acquired 1931. Purchased from J & S Goldschmidt, Frankfurt and New York Ownership between 1933 1945: Cleveland Museum of Art Publication: H A Klein ed., Sacred gifts and worldly treasures : Medieval masterworks from the Cleveland Museum of art, Exh Cat, Los Angeles, 2007, pp. 116 118 no. 36

Monstrance with the "Paten of Saint Bernward", inv. 1930.505 Paten: silver,gilt silver and niello; Monstrance: silver, gilt silver and rock crystal Dimensions (mm) H: 345 x W: 159 x D:140 Paten: Romanesque (German, Lower Saxon, Hildesheim?) Monstrance: Gothic (German, Lower saxon, Braunschweig), Paten: 12th century, Monstrance: late 14th century Lent by: Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, USA Provenance: Acquired 1930. Purchased from J & S Goldschmidt, Frankfurt and New York Ownership between 1933 1945: Cleveland Museum of Art Publication: H A Klein ed., Sacred gifts and worldly treasures : Medieval masterworks from the Cleveland Museum of art, Exh Cat, Los Angeles, 2007, pp. 124 125 no. 39 Arm Reliquary of the Apostles, inv. 1930.739 Silver, gilded silver, and champlevé enamel on an oak core Dimensions (mm) H: 510 x W: 140 x D:92 Romanesque (German, Lower Saxon, Hildesheim?), c. 1195 Lent by: Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, USA Provenance: Acquired 1930. Purchased from J & S Goldschmidt, Frankfurt and New York Ownership between 1933 1945: Cleveland Museum of Art Publication: H A Klein ed., Sacred gifts and worldly treasures : Medieval masterworks from the Cleveland Museum of art, Exh Cat, Los Angeles, 2007, pp. 122 123 no. 38 Pendant Associated with Charlemagne e, inv. 1951.445.1 2 Icon: steatite; frame: silver gilt, pearls Dimensions (mm) H: 67 x W: 53 Byzantine/Gothic (German), 12th/14thcentury Lent by: Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, USA Provenance: Acquired 1951; purchased from Cesar de Hauke Paris colleagues and reference to art loss databases indicates no evidence of Publication: H A Klein ed., Sacred gifts and worldly treasures : Medieval masterworks from the Cleveland Museum of art, Exh Cat, Los Angeles, 2007, pp. 76 77 no. 39

Reliquary of St. Thomas Becket, inv. 17.190.520a,b Silver gilt, niello, glass Dimensions (mm) H: 57 x W: 70 x D:34 England, 1173 1180 Lent by: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA Provenance: Acquired 1917. Gift of J. Pierpont Morgan Ownership between 1933 1945: Metropolitan Museum of Art Publication: G Zarneki et al ed., English Romanesque Art, 1066 1200, Exh Cat., London, Hayward Gallery, 1987 Reliquary Pendant, inv. 63. 160 Gold Dimensions (mm) H: 51 x W: 32 England, after 1174 Lent by: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA Provenance: Acquired 1961. Purchased from Pierro Tozzi Galleries, Inc., New York; J Pierpont Morgan Collections; Formerly collection E. Germeau colleagues and reference to art loss databases indicates no evidence of Publication: T P F Hoving, A newly discovered reliquary of St Thomas Becket, Gesta Vol. 4 (Spring, 1965), pp. 28 30 Reliquary Bust of Saint Juliana, inv. Met 61.266 Copper, gilding, gesso, and tempera paint Dimensions (mm) H: 281 x W: 229 x D:213 Italy, ca. 1376 Lent by: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA Provenance: Acquired 1961. Purchased from Brimo de Laroussilhe colleagues and reference to art loss databases indicates no evidence of Publication: T P F Hoving, The Face of St. Juliana: The Transformation of a Fourteenth Century Reliquary, The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin, New Series, Vol. 21, No. 5 (Jan., 1963), pp. 173 181; F. Santi La Galleria Nazionale dell' Umbria in Perugia (I955) p. 36

Reliquary bust of an unknown femaile saint, probably a companion of St. Ursula, inv. Met 59.70 Painted and gilded oak Dimensions (mm) H: 424 South Netherlandish, 1520 30 Lent by: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA Provenance: Acquired 1959. Purchased from Henri Heilbronner, Lucerne; previous owners: Henry Hirsch, London (Sale, Christies, June 10 11, 1931); Henri Heibronner; colleagues and reference to art loss databases indicates no evidence of Publication: C Little, Set in Stone: The Face in Medieval Sculpture, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, 2007, pp.188 190, cat no. 78