St. Elizabeth of Portugal Large Polychrome Figure Statue

VINTAGE POLYCHROME DECORATED TERRACOTTA FIGURINE – St Elizabeth of Portugal

Queen of Portugal during part of her lifetime, 1271-1336, she had great sympathy for the poor and would sneak bread out for them to eat, accosted one day by the King who had forbade her to do so, the food hidden in the robes miraculously turned into roses, thus thwarting the King’s anger and allowing her to continue her good deeds

Rectangular hole for fixing/stabilising to a wall at the back

Approximately 152cms Tall, 43cms Wide and 29cms Deep

Some minor blemishes but a remarkable survivor – see photos

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St. Elizabeth of Portugal, Patroness of Franciscan Tertiaries