Attributed works:
1. Reliquary for the Right Hand of St John the Baptist, Designed by Ciro Ferri, the Silver-Work Executed by Urbano Bartalesi. Gilt-Copper and Silver, 196 by 230 cm. (Museum of the Co-Cathedral of St John, Valletta).
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2. Oratory of S. Giovanni Decollato, Valletta, Photographed c.1910, Showing the Reliquary and the Crucifixion Sculptures on the Altar (Private Collection, Malta).
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3. Design for the Reliquary in Fig.1, Attributed to the Circle of Ciro Ferri. Red Chalk with Pen and Wash, 19.1 by 27 cm. (Cathedral Museum, Mdina, Malta).
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4a. Detail of Fig.1, Showing the Right-Hand Putto. [Reliquary for the Right Hand of St John the Baptist, Designed by Ciro Ferri, the Silver-Work Executed by Urbano Bartalesi. Gilt-Copper and Silver, 196 by 230 cm. (Museum of the Co-Cathedral of St John, Valletta).]
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4b. Detail of Fig.1 Showing a Three-Quarters Side View of the Reliquary. [Reliquary for the Right Hand of St John the Baptist, Designed by Ciro Ferri, the Silver-Work Executed by Urbano Bartalesi. Gilt-Copper and Silver, 196 by 230 cm. (Museum of the Co-Cathedral of St John, Valletta).]
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4c. Detail of Fig.1 Showing the Right-Hand Kneeling Angel. [Reliquary for the Right Hand of St John the Baptist, Designed by Ciro Ferri, the Silver-Work Executed by Urbano Bartalesi. Gilt-Copper and Silver, 196 by 230 cm. (Museum of the Co-Cathedral of St John, Valletta).]
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5. Detail of Fig.1 before Restoration Showing the Maker's Mark of Urbano Bartalesi. The Screw Is Modern. [Reliquary for the Right Hand of St John the Baptist, Designed by Ciro Ferri, the Silver-Work Executed by Urbano Bartalesi. Gilt-Copper and Silver, 196 by 230 cm. (Museum of the Co-Cathedral of St John, Valletta).]
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6. Beheading of St John the Baptist, Designed by Ciro Ferri. Gilt Bronze, 54 cm. diam. (Oratory of S. Giovanni Decollata, Malta).
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7. Monstrance for the Exposition of the Sacrament, Probably Designed by Ciro Ferri, and Executed by the Maltese Silversmith Carlo Troisi. Gilt-Copper and Silver, 110 by 55 cm. (Museum of the Co-Cathedral of St John, Valletta).
