Dagger for Our Lady of Sorrows
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Dagger made for a carving by Salcillo, using material from the parish church.
Crown of Our Lady of obloquy
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Restoration of the crown made by our grandfather, Antonio Piró García, on the occasion of the coronation of the Virgen de las Injurias de Callosa d’en Sarrià (Alicante). The crown dates from 1954 and its restoration was carried out in 2016.
Episcopal seal
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We have made many stamps for bishops, in different shapes and styles.
Tiara
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Tiara realizada para una novia, con decoración a base de ritmos vegetales recorriendo la cinta de plata, y una venera enmarcando la pieza central, una esmeralda engarzada en oro y rodeada por otras de menor tamaño.
Gothic Crowns
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Designed for a seated Virgin and child, using materials known at the time.
Crown set for Our Lady of Peace
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Set of crowns (with applied jewellery), olive branch and cross for the orb, both carried by the child. Material provided by the population for the making of the crowns.
Crown set and glowing halo for face
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Set of crown and halo, rostrum for the Virgin and crown for the child, following the same design.
Sword of La Velette
![Espada y daga de La Valetta](https://pirorfebres.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/espada_daga-1460x1095.jpg)
Made as a commemorative piece in memory of the Sword of Valour, given by Philip II to the Order of Malta in 1565 for its victory over the Turkish army, and preserved in the Louvre after Napoleon’s despoilment.