
Produced in 1877, this wall-safe tabernacle hardly survived category 4 Hurricane Betsy in 1965. It was decommissioned and stored in a basement for decades when interest in restoring this tabernacle emerged. It was refinished in a combination of high polish and satin bronze by our craftsmen who also casted a new brass chalice emblem, corrected hinges on the door, replaced several missing components, and finished with a new interior lining. This piece is one of our proudest jobs!

This tabernacle was unique, with a stunning combination of high polish nickel plating and high polish brass finish adorning it. Our craftsman were able to restore both elements of this tabernacle back to the original condition simultaneously, delivering a breathtaking result.

Our customer wanted to find a way to continue using this wall-safe tabernacle which had been in their parish for years. The project entailed devising a way to make this a free-standing piece at the center of their updated sanctuary. We refinished the entire tabernacle in high polish brass and created a custom walnut enclosure so that the tabernacle could become a free standing centerpiece. Finally, we had a brass dove cast and polished to adorn the tabernacle.

A historic tabernacle thought to be the first tabernacle that was part of the Chaldean Diocese of America. Our experts replaced the lock, fabricated keys, fixed the mechanism on the slide-out tabor shelf, and restored the entire tabernacle into its original beautiful condition.

Our skilled technicians use the latest techniques to restore tabernacles to their original condition. From recasting and repairing to cleaning and retouching, our team has the expertise to restore your tabernacle.
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