The Guthrie Bell shrine, kept in Guthrie castle and made of silver in the 12th century with 14th and 15th century additions, including figures of bishops, and God the father with an inscription. It is now located in the National Museum of Scotland (3024×4032) [OC]

Bell shrines are metal objects built to hold early medieval hand-bells. Most follow the general shape of a hand-bell capped with a crest above a semicircular cap that matches the shape of a bell handle.

Here’s a blog post that goes into more detail about the Guthrie Bell Shrine: https://simonchadwick.net/2014/01/the-guthrie-bell-shrine.html