Ciborium with an irregular hexagonal pedestal base, whose three axes each feature a detailed sculpture of a saint. The spaces between the saints are adorned with flowers. A three-sided knot with a stone at its centre makes its way up the neck to the cup, which is decorated with sacramental motifs and rhinestones. The cup houses a glass, covered by a lid with a bulbous profile, and topped with a cross.

This gold plated silver door knocker was made for the passage of St Mary in the brotherhood of San Bernardo, Seville. The design is inspired by Seville's Plaza del Triunfo and its temple, erected after the Lisbon earthquake of 1755 in honour of the Virgen del Patrocinio. The knocker is inspired by the monument to the Immaculate Conception in the square.

This Rococo-style silver pedestal was inspired by the altar that houses the image of the Stmo. Cristo de la Vera-Cruz in the Parish of San Francisco, Cádiz. The pedestal features intricate sculpted features with scenes from the life of the Virgin on the sides (Presentation in the Temple and Birth of the Virgin), and an Exaltation of the Virgin of the Angels among Franciscan Saints on the front.

This gold plated silver statue was created as a reproduction of a small sculptural temple in the Plaza del Triunfo, Seville. A sculpture of the Virgin Mary stands within a small temple, supported on an ornate plinth.

This detailed silver sculpture of St Francis of Sales was handmade in the workshops of Orfebrería Ramos. St Francis of Sales stands atop a pedestal intricately sculpted in the Rococo style.