Null Gilt repoussé silver chalice. The six-lobed foot is extended by six panels …

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Gilt repoussé silver chalice. The six-lobed foot is extended by six panels to the recessed welded stem, also with six panels. The node, with six protruding diamond-shaped bosses, is engraved with four-petal flowers and openwork fenestration motifs (many missing). The reverse is engraved IAN DE MELLER ENDEMERRI VAN DE PAS ELVDT INDT IAR 1624 - probably the names of the recipients of this object. Attributed to Flanders 16th century Weight: 309g - height: 20cm - diameter of foot: 14.7cm - of bowl: 10.5cm

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Gilt repoussé silver chalice. The six-lobed foot is extended by six panels to the recessed welded stem, also with six panels. The node, with six protruding diamond-shaped bosses, is engraved with four-petal flowers and openwork fenestration motifs (many missing). The reverse is engraved IAN DE MELLER ENDEMERRI VAN DE PAS ELVDT INDT IAR 1624 - probably the names of the recipients of this object. Attributed to Flanders 16th century Weight: 309g - height: 20cm - diameter of foot: 14.7cm - of bowl: 10.5cm

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