Super Rare Catholic Holy Oil Stock Set with Cloisonné Holders – Museum Display Match

This beautifully detailed holy oil stock set includes three intricately decorated cloisonné canisters for storing sacred oils used in Catholic rituals such as baptism, confirmation, and anointing of the sick. Housed in a red-velvet-lined wooden case, this set matches an identical display item at the Anping Catholic Museum in Taiwan. A meaningful collectible for those interested in Christian liturgical artifacts.

Dimensions of case: 11cm x 4.3cm x 5.3cm

Canister height: approx. 3.8cm each

Excellent condition vivid enamel and fine craftsmanship

A true relic of devotional and historical value

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Origin & Production Period

This cloisonné holy oil stock set likely originates from late 19th to early 20th century China or Taiwan, during a period of active Christian missionary presence in East Asia. The craftsmanship, featuring brass with a copper-tone overlay and vivid enamel work, reflects traditional Chinese cloisonné techniques adapted for Catholic liturgical use. Sets of this kind were used to hold sacred oils for baptism, confirmation, and anointing of the sick, and one identical example is on display at the Anping Catholic Museum in Tainan, Taiwan. The Chinese characters on each vessel (Vibrate), (Wash), and (Nanfu)highlight its ritual function and cultural intersection.