An ex voto is an offering left at an altar or shrine in gratitude for a prayer answered. They can be found wherever Catholics are, but the ones I’m listing for sale are probably Mexican and/or Greek.

Traditionally they are made of silver in a shape that represents the prayer or miracle received, so you'll find ex votos shaped like different body parts, human figures, sacred hearts, and even objects like houses or cars. Newer reproductions are usually made of tin; older and finer examples are silver.

This antique ex voto dates to the early 20th century and is made of silver in the shape of an arm. Refer to photos for size and condition: Very good; minimal signs of age.