Vintage Ceramic Lord's Prayer Open Bible Figurine
Religious Collectibles & Decor

Vintage Ceramic Lord's Prayer Open Bible Figurine

This item is a decorative ceramic figurine designed in the shape of an open book resting on a sculpted pedestal base. The piece is crafted from a matte-finished white ceramic or porcelain, featuring a scalloped rim that mimics the pages of a thick book. The left page displays a black transfer-ware illustration of Jesus Christ with a halo, while the right page contains the text of 'The Lord's Prayer' in a stylized gothic font. The text is printed in black ink with red capital letters highlighting specific words like 'Father,' 'Thy,' and 'Kingdom.' The spine is demarcated by a dark grey vertical line. The base of the figurine is sculpted with organic, leaf-like forms and painted in a dark charcoal or black glaze, providing a strong color contrast. The item appears to be mass-produced religious decor popular in the mid-to-late 20th century, likely dating from the 1960s to the 1980s. The condition shows some surface wear, specifically light yellow staining or foxing on the left page near the illustration and some dust accumulation in the sculpted crevices of the base. The overall craftsmanship is standard for religious giftware of the era, focusing on legible script and recognizable iconography.

Estimated Value

$15.00 - $25.00

Basic Information

Category

Religious Collectibles & Decor

Appraised On

January 22, 2026

Estimated Value

$15.00 - $25.00

Item Description

This item is a decorative ceramic figurine designed in the shape of an open book resting on a sculpted pedestal base. The piece is crafted from a matte-finished white ceramic or porcelain, featuring a scalloped rim that mimics the pages of a thick book. The left page displays a black transfer-ware illustration of Jesus Christ with a halo, while the right page contains the text of 'The Lord's Prayer' in a stylized gothic font. The text is printed in black ink with red capital letters highlighting specific words like 'Father,' 'Thy,' and 'Kingdom.' The spine is demarcated by a dark grey vertical line. The base of the figurine is sculpted with organic, leaf-like forms and painted in a dark charcoal or black glaze, providing a strong color contrast. The item appears to be mass-produced religious decor popular in the mid-to-late 20th century, likely dating from the 1960s to the 1980s. The condition shows some surface wear, specifically light yellow staining or foxing on the left page near the illustration and some dust accumulation in the sculpted crevices of the base. The overall craftsmanship is standard for religious giftware of the era, focusing on legible script and recognizable iconography.

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