Such a mount would have been part of a procession or altar Cross, with the Crucified Christ being flanked by the four Evangelists, on either sides, on top and
   bottom. St Marc is usually on the right, as the direction of his the lion's head shows it.

   The use of red enamel exclude a Limoges origin, as this particular color was rarely used by Limoges artists, and never massively. The shape of the mount,
   a quatrefeuille, is typical of Gothic style.

   Material : Red and Blue Champlevé-Enamel on Gilt Copper, enamel not fully remaining
   Process : Hammered Copper sheet, engraved, chased and enameled, gilded
   Origin : Rhine Area
   Provenance : ex. German Antiquities Dealer
   Period : XIII c.
   Dimensions : Diam. : 5,6 cm

        Ref. : cmd-015  

   Price & Conditions : Euro 2000 -

   Bibliography : N.A.