Small Holy Water Font / Stations of the Cross in Wood and Plaster - early 19th century

Lovely little holy water font in ivory-colored plaster (in the center) and old wood. An authentic shell serves as a holy water font at the bottom of the work. Very fragile object. Has already been glued back together. This is probably the 12th stage of a Stations of the Cross. The scene represents Christ dying on the cross. At his feet, various characters including his mother (the Virgin Mary), the sister of the Virgin Mary, Saint John and Mary Magdalene. The 5th character could be Veronica who wiped Jesus' face. We can also make out 2 little cherubs. Signature = Rogeau Religious object probably dating from the beginning of the 19th century. Was the property of the Letang bookstore in Poitiers, an establishment that no longer exists. Dimensions: Height = 44 cm; width = 26 cm; depth (with shell) = 10 cm. €360 incl. tax to take away as is. VAT recoverable. Delivery possible (with careful packaging) on quote.