Monstrans; The object consists of the following parts: six edge pieces under the foot; the foot; the decorative element around the root of the trunk; the trunk with the nodus (where two pins are riveted below and above); the transition from trunk to cupboard; the soldered high decorations on both sides; a horizontal serrated and tilted edge; the part that narrows upwards (to which six stars are attached split-pin) with the upper serrated edge; the two lower soldered sections of the vertical connecting pieces (buttresses); to which two stars are attached; the two upper parts of the buttresses; each of which is riveted with two pins and to which two protrusions are soldered inwards; the upper cylinder frame; to which two protrusions are soldered; riveted in the vertical connecting parts; the cover; which can be mounted in the upper cabinet frame with a horizontal and vertical protrusion; and on which six stars are split-split; and the lantern is also soldered; the statue of Mary with the Child; which is screwed to the bottom of the lid with a nut; the elevation of the lantern on which the spire; the peak of the spire; the cross; the crucified Christ and the proverb banderole are placed. The architecturally executed parts are cast and embossed; the base; the nodus; the starter to the cupboard are driven; the lid is driven. The silver layer has mainly disappeared in the upper parts of the buttresses and the crown on the lid. Like the base; the latter is also silver-plated on the inside. The stars are not gilded. The foot ends in six lobes; which have a profiled serrated edge downwards and against which the six flat round edge pieces are attached. The hexagon-shaped element with engraved traces around the trunk has six buttresses. The nodus has six facets with engraved stylized rosettes; set between twelve stylized leaves. The onset to the cupboard is marked by a six-sided button. Each of the six surfaces widening upwards has an engraved window trace. The lower edge of t