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Processional cross, Partly gilt silver, niello, and copper with traces of gilding, over wood, Italian, Florence — Processional cross
Italian, Florence
ca. 1460–80

Processional Cross, Silver, silver-gilt, Byzantine — Processional Cross
Byzantine
ca. 1000–1050

Mäsqälä qǝddase (liturgical cross), Ezra, Wood, tin — Mäsqälä qǝddase (liturgical cross)
Ezra
ca. 1500

The Cloisters Cross, Walrus ivory, British — The Cloisters Cross
British
ca. 1150–60

Processional Cross, Silver, partially gilt on wood core, carved gems, jewels, Spanish — Processional Cross
Spanish
ca. 1150–75

Crucifix, White oak with paint, gold leaf, and tin leaf (corpus); softwood with paint and tin leaf (cross), Spanish — Crucifix
Spanish
ca. 1150–1200

Reliquary cross and chain, Gold, diamonds, enamel, Spanish — Reliquary cross and chain
Spanish
early 17th century

Altar cross, Rock crystal, gold, enamel, possibly Spanish — Altar cross
possibly Spanish
17th century

Sconce (one of a pair), Gilded pine and gesso, silver, silk, wool tent and cross stitch on canvas, British — Sconce (one of a pair)
British
ca. 1720

Cross, Gold, crystals, Iberian — Cross
Iberian
18th century

Cross Hilt Sword, Clemens Horn German, Iron, silver, wood, copper alloy, steel, gold, hilt, British, London; blade, German, Solingen — Cross Hilt Sword
Clemens Horn
1600–1625

Crucifix, Kongo artist, Solid cast brass, Kongo — Crucifix
Kongo artist
16th–17th century

Crucifix with Saint Anthony of Padua, Kongo artist, Brass, wood, lead-tin alloy sheet, plant fiber cord, Kongo — Crucifix with Saint Anthony of Padua
Kongo artist
16th–18th century (pendant figure); 19th century (cross)

Mäsqälä qǝddase (liturgical cross), Northern Highlands artist, Copper, Central or Northern Highlands region — Mäsqälä qǝddase (liturgical cross)
Northern Highlands artist
15th century

Mäsqälä qǝddase (liturgical cross), Northern Highlands artist, Bronze, Tigrinya peoples — Mäsqälä qǝddase (liturgical cross)
Northern Highlands artist
12th–13th century

Mäsqälä qǝddase (liturgical cross), Northern Highlands artist, Bronze, Northern Highlands region — Mäsqälä qǝddase (liturgical cross)
Northern Highlands artist
13th–14th century

Dish Cross, Gerardus Boyce American, Silver, American — Dish Cross
Gerardus Boyce
1820–40

The Wayfarer Crowned by Happiness from The Table of Cebes, David Kandel German, Wool and silk on canvas (cross-stitch, 48-56 per sq. in., 9 per sq. cm.; tent stitch, 156-190 per sq. in., 30-36 per sq. cm.), French — The Wayfarer Crowned by Happiness from The Table of Cebes
David Kandel
1550–80

Processional Cross with Hanging Ornaments, Bronze — Processional Cross with Hanging Ornaments
500–599

Base for a Cross, Copper alloy: leaded medium-tin bronze with a significant trace of zinc, Byzantine — Base for a Cross
Byzantine
11th century

Crucifix, Oak, polychromy, French — Crucifix
French
ca. 1300

Crucifix, Wood with polychromy, North Italian — Crucifix
North Italian
ca. 1200–1220

Processional Cross, Silver, mounted on wood, Syrian — Processional Cross
Syrian
6th century, with modern restoration

Plaque in the Form of a Cartouche; two ankhs; ankh, two nefers, Glazed steatite — Plaque in the Form of a Cartouche; two ankhs; ankh, two nefers
ca. 1492–1473 B.C.

Cross with Apostles, Stone, Northeast French — Cross with Apostles
Northeast French
late 15th–early 16th century

Shell Cross, Shell, Byzantine — Shell Cross
Byzantine
300–700

Base of an Altar Cross with Reading Angels Sitting on Dragons and Standing Church Fathers, Copper alloy, cast and gilt, North Italian — Base of an Altar Cross with Reading Angels Sitting on Dragons and Standing Church Fathers
North Italian
ca. 1125–50

Cowroid Stamp Seal from Ruiu's Burial, Steatite (glazed) — Cowroid Stamp Seal from Ruiu's Burial
ca. 1504–1447 B.C.

Scarab from Rennefer's Burial, Faience — Scarab from Rennefer's Burial
ca. 1504–1447 B.C.

Cross, George Laskaris (Giorgios Laskaris), Boxwood, Byzantine — Cross
George Laskaris (Giorgios Laskaris)
1550–1600

Crucifix, Copper alloy, gilding, German — Crucifix
German
1125–50

Pectoral with Christ and the Lamb of God and the Symbols of the Four Evangelists, Walrus ivory with gilt-copper sheets and copper alloy pin, British or North French — Pectoral with Christ and the Lamb of God and the Symbols of the Four Evangelists
British or North French
1000–1050

Reliquary Crucifix, Silver, gilded silver, and niello (cross); elephant ivory with gilding (corpus), North Spanish — Reliquary Crucifix
North Spanish
ca. 1125–75

Reliquary Cross, Translucent enamel, silver, silver-gilt, coral, glass, rock-crystal, gold leaf, Italian — Reliquary Cross
Italian
14th century

Reliquary Cross, Translucent enamel, silver, silver-gilt, rock crystal, glass, iron tang, Italian — Reliquary Cross
Italian
ca. 1366–1400

Reliquary Cross with Christ Crucified and the Virgin and Child, Copper alloy, niello, Byzantine — Reliquary Cross with Christ Crucified and the Virgin and Child
Byzantine
11th century

Silver Cross, Silver, niello, Byzantine — Silver Cross
Byzantine
500–700

Cross Fragment with Saint John the Theologian, Copper alloy and iron, Byzantine — Cross Fragment with Saint John the Theologian
Byzantine
11th century

Base for a Cross, Copper alloy, cast, filed, reamed, and scraped, Byzantine — Base for a Cross
Byzantine
11th century

Base for a Cross, Copper alloy, cast, filed, reamed, and scraped, Byzantine — Base for a Cross
Byzantine
11th century