An exceptional free-form rolled paper filigree frame around micro-painted, paper cut depiction of St. Peter ("St. Petrus") holding the keys to the Kingdom of Heaven. Amid the filigree are four vials containing natural materials, one of which is labeled indistinctly in Latin above on a strip of parchment. The frame is extensively detailed in gold and silver covered "Paperrolle" decorated filigree surround. Filigree is connected to fabric backing. An excellent example, likely French in origin, circa 18th century.

Image measures 7.5 by 9.5 inches. There is no visible loss or damage to the frame or image, with the very minor exception of minute losses to the paper foliage surrounding St. Peter. This item was most likely behind glass as a part of a reliquary within a frame or shadowbox.  Original frame is no longer with the piece.