Italian, probably Venice, second half 16th century

inscribed: SEDET [...] MAIESTATIS and with an old label to the reverse inscribed: Maestro Alvise / (Attivo a Padova nel XVI secolo) / 'La Trinità e San Michele arcangelo / Bassorilievo in bronzo dorato'

There is rubbing at the high points throughout, which has caused wear to the gilding and to the bronze surface. There are a few minor nicks, in particular around the edges, where there is also a small lacuna. Some minor glue residue is visible at the back. The modern frame is in good condition.
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