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Goldsmith's chapel in vermeil in a sheathed case marked Fabrique d'orfèvrerie et de bronze Trioullier orfèvre des chapelles impériales, place Saint-Sulpice et rue du Vieux Colombier, 1 à Paris. The chapel is made up of pieces bearing the hallmark of Charles-Eugène Trioullier, who insculpted in 1844 (crossed out in 1863), Dictionnaire des arts liturgiques, 1996, p. 432-435. - Chalice with, on the foot, three scenes from the Passion: L'Agonie du Christ, La Dérision du Christ, Le Calvaire and, on the knot: Christ, La Vierge, Saint Vincent-de-Paul. On the false cup, three scenes prefiguring the Eucharist: the Manna, Elijah fed by an angel, the (first) Multiplication of the Loaves. H. 34 cm Weight 1496 g - Paten with Deploration of Christ, D. 17.5 cm Weight 227 g The iconography of this chalice suggests that it was commissioned by a community of Lazaristes or or for the Daughters of Wisdom. We would like to thank Christiane Riboulleau for accurately identifying the scenes depicted. The other, older pieces are hallmarked Paris 1819-1838 by goldsmith Louis Antoine Joseph Loque, who inscribed in 1821 (crossed out in 1831): - Sonnette (damaged). H. 10.5 cm Weight 194 g - Pair of cruets and a tray decorated with the four Evangelists. H. 19 cm Weight 1108 g Total weight 3025 g
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Goldsmith's chapel in vermeil in a sheathed case marked Fabrique d'orfèvrerie et de bronze Trioullier orfèvre des chapelles impériales, place Saint-Sulpice et rue du Vieux Colombier, 1 à Paris. The chapel is made up of pieces bearing the hallmark of Charles-Eugène Trioullier, who insculpted in 1844 (crossed out in 1863), Dictionnaire des arts liturgiques, 1996, p. 432-435. - Chalice with, on the foot, three scenes from the Passion: L'Agonie du Christ, La Dérision du Christ, Le Calvaire and, on the knot: Christ, La Vierge, Saint Vincent-de-Paul. On the false cup, three scenes prefiguring the Eucharist: the Manna, Elijah fed by an angel, the (first) Multiplication of the Loaves. H. 34 cm Weight 1496 g - Paten with Deploration of Christ, D. 17.5 cm Weight 227 g The iconography of this chalice suggests that it was commissioned by a community of Lazaristes or or for the Daughters of Wisdom. We would like to thank Christiane Riboulleau for accurately identifying the scenes depicted. The other, older pieces are hallmarked Paris 1819-1838 by goldsmith Louis Antoine Joseph Loque, who inscribed in 1821 (crossed out in 1831): - Sonnette (damaged). H. 10.5 cm Weight 194 g - Pair of cruets and a tray decorated with the four Evangelists. H. 19 cm Weight 1108 g Total weight 3025 g
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