Italian, early 17th century

Overall the condition of the ivroy is very good. There is some minor wear and dirt consistent with age. There are some naturally occurring cracks to the surface. The arms and the drapery of the perezonium on the proper left side were carved seperately and joined. There are minor restorations to the index fingers of both hands. There are a few minor chips to the edges of the drapery. The INRI sign might be a slightly later addition. The cross has been repaired just under the arms. There are a few minor chips to the wood. The stand has surface cracks through out and there is a small chip to the front left corner.
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