Milanese candlestick
Romanesque candlestick in saint Vitus cathedral in Prague
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Milanese candlestick
Summary
Milanese candlestick is a candlestick[1].
Key Facts
- Milanese candlestick is in the country of Czech Republic[2].
- Milanese candlestick's image is recorded as Milan or Jerusalem Candelabrum, 1150-1641, exh. Benedictines NG Prague, 150678.jpg[3].
- Milanese candlestick's instance of is recorded as candlestick[4].
- Milanese candlestick's instance of is recorded as seven-branched candlestick[5].
- Milanese candlestick's commissioned by is recorded as Archduke Leopold Wilhelm of Austria[6].
- Milanese candlestick's depicts is recorded as Jesse[7].
- Milanese candlestick's depicts is recorded as tree of Jesse[8].
- Milanese candlestick's depicts is recorded as David[9].
- Milanese candlestick's depicts is recorded as Solomon[10].
- Milanese candlestick's depicts is recorded as dragon[11].
- Milanese candlestick's depicts is recorded as lion[12].
- Milanese candlestick's depicts is recorded as Saint Wenceslaus I, Duke of Bohemia[13].
- Milanese candlestick's depicts is recorded as Adalbert of Prague[14].
- Milanese candlestick's depicts is recorded as Agnes of Bohemia[15].
- Milanese candlestick's depicts is recorded as Saint Cyril the Philosopher[16].
- Milanese candlestick's depicts is recorded as Methodius of Thessaloniki[17].
- Milanese candlestick's depicts is recorded as Vitus[18].
- Milanese candlestick's made from material is recorded as brass[19].
- Milanese candlestick's made from material is recorded as marble[20].
- Milanese candlestick's made from material is recorded as bronze[21].
- Milanese candlestick's made from material is recorded as iron[22].
- Milanese candlestick's inventory number is recorded as 10201-V 169[23].
- Milanese candlestick's inventory number is recorded as HS 04032[24].
- Milanese candlestick's location is recorded as Chapel of Saint John the Baptist[25].
- Milanese candlestick's Commons category is recorded as Milan or Jerusalem Candelabrum (Prague)[26].