Ancient wooden statue of Saint Lubin - signed at the bottom, signature to be deciphered - presence of numerous wormholes as well as a burn on the back that seems to be sealed with wax - patina of age - (see photos) - Ref. 1V260723/118 - Lubin of Chartres (in Latin: Leobinus), Bishop of Chartres from the mid-6th century, died in 557, is a Frankish saint. He participated in the fifth council of Orléans (549) and the second council of Paris (553). His cult spread rapidly. By the early 13th century, the Church of Chartres honored him as a founder and made him the model for bishops by dedicating a famous stained glass window to him in the north aisle of the cathedral. He is celebrated on March 14. Height 25.2 cm 7 x 4 cm - Weight 195 g SHIPPING POSSIBLE VIA MONDIAL RELAY or COLISSIMO upon request VERY GOOD PACKAGING GUARANTEED THANK YOU for CAREFULLY LOOKING AT ALL the PHOTOS as THEY ARE AN INTEGRAL PART of the DESCRIPTION and ALLOW YOU TO SEE the OBJECT TO THE BEST with ITS POTENTIAL LITTLE DEFECTS -