A Dutch silver and gilt chalice and paten

Floral form base and three religious icons surrounding depicting Christ, John the Baptist & the Virgin Mary. Grape leaf, fleur de lis and beaded banding surrounding.Underside impressed with French hal

A mid-century modern German .925 gilt silver chalice with matching paten & spoon, in original case, by Wilhelm Wefers & Inh. J. Stracke of Köln. Chalice is mounted with four banded agate cabochons at

early 20th century, impressive sterling silver gilt Gothic Revival style, with stepped and rounded hexagonal base, with acanthus border, featuring an applied cross surmounted by a diamond and set with

Edwardian sterling silver-gilt ecclesiastical chalice plus two (2) large silver-plated repousse communion patens. Chalice features a gilt bowl with applied floral tracery, stem with Gothic window deco

An antique late 19th-century gilt silver chalice. The foot and base of the cup are decorated with Gothic ornaments. The base is garnished with six enameled medallions depicting Catholic saints. Etched

A French enameled silver gilt chalice, fashioned in Neo-Gothic taste, early 20th century, the inverted bell shape cup rising on a knobbed hexagonal standard and a star shaped base fitted with plique a

Russian silver gilt chalice having cover with finial, lobbed body held by putti on round base with overall gilt decoration, marked: 84 possibly with Moscow mark (cover may not be original). ht. 12 3/

24,5cm. high, 345gr. weight

A CONTINENTAL GOTHIC SILVER GILT CHALICE Unmarked, 19th/20th Century With hexafoil pedestal foot and knopped stem, the base and funnel bowl embossed with figures of saints with in oval panels, later

Dutch, circa 1814-1905. Cased set of twelve silver (.833) demitasse spoons each modeled with naturalistic openwork twig handle issuing two leaves and terminating in a parcel gilt leaf form bowl. Spoon

SILVER GILT CHALICE 16.90 OZT

Two similar gilded spoons with cast handles. The first with maker's mark CS engraved on the back of the spoon, initialed and dated 1779. The other commemorating a birth on the 24th of May, 1830,with i

France, circa 1500-1520 A.D. A tall silver-gilt chalice with bell-shaped bowl, hexagonal stem divided in two with a central compressed knob, each face decorated with foliage motifs, the central orname

Germany, 19th-20th century AD. A silver gilt chalice with waisted body, bulbous shoulder, everted rim, collared stem and tiered splayed foot, ornamented in repoussé bulbs and ogival ribs; lid with op

Sterling Silver Communion Chalice & Paten, American, 20th Century, Chalice Stamped With C Crown And 925 Near Rim, Chalice Stamped Sterling, Height 9 Inches, Total Weight 792 Grams. See Photos.

Partly gilded, 17 cm. tall.

AN ENGLISH SILVER CHALICE AND PATEN. Comprising a Gothic style chalice with lobed stepped base engraved with cross form and the underside with dedicatory inscription dated 1913 and with London hallmar

French silver gilt Communion chalice of traditional form, the base of lobed design with chased decoration. Hallmarked to the exterior of the cup with Minerva mark for .950 fineness and maker's mark pa

Spoon: 8" long, 2" wide; case: 2" high, 11 1/2" wide, 9" deep. Gross weight: 13.995 OZT. Wear to case. *No credit card payments will be accepted for silver, gold, or jewelry from buyers that have not

late 19th/early 20th century, with silver plate on copper insert, 5 1/2 in. H., 6.60 ozt (w/o insert)

Described By:Nikki CNX 1140 4333 Title:Hand Hammered Sterling Silver Chalice Diamond Accent And Paten Chi Rho Description: Nice midcentury hand hammered sterling silver chalice and paten. Chalice feat

An Alexander II mid-19th century Russian 84 zolotnik silver gilt ecclesiastical paten, Moscow circa 1860 by Andrei Wilhelm Vekman (active 1860-84) Of circular form with a dished centre raised upon a d

With aplliques of Saints, including pateen, height 24 cm.

DESCRIPTION: Russian gilt silver and polychrome shaded cloisonne enamel chalice, decorated with eagle and winged female figural imagery, completed with floral motifs throughout. Marks: AO (Aleksey Osi