An early silver church chalice, possibly 17th century, the hexagonal-sided spread base with a border of Latin inscription dated 1636, with an acanthus motif to each corner and one panel engraved with a scene of the Crucifix below the Latin initials 'INRI', and rising to a conforming hexagonal stem with large central knop below a slightly flared plain cup with gilt interior. Appears unmarked. Height 8.25" (21cm), weight 9.36 ozt (291.2 grams). Important Notices for Purchasers Please note: When placing absentee bids, your bids will be rounded up to the nearest bid increment. For more information click the 'Important Notices for Purchasers' button above. Purchasing information
An early silver church chalice, possibly 17th century, the hexagonal-sided spread base with a border of Latin inscription dated 1636, with an acanthus motif to each corner and one panel engraved with a scene of the Crucifix below the Latin initials 'INRI', and rising to a conforming hexagonal stem with large central knop below a slightly flared plain cup with gilt interior. Appears unmarked. Height 8.25" (21cm), weight 9.36 ozt (291.2 grams). Important Notices for Purchasers Please note: When placing absentee bids, your bids will be rounded up to the nearest bid increment. For more information click the 'Important Notices for Purchasers' button above. Purchasing information
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