Of a traditional form made of brass and copper alloy decorated with engraving an…

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Of a traditional form made of brass and copper alloy decorated with engraving and gilding. The chalice depicts Christ on the front and a religious prayer on the top around the rim. Russian, 18th century. Dimensions: H: 8 7/8 in., (22.5 cm.) The chalice shows some gilding loss and several cracks at the rim. Otherwise, it is in good condition considering its age.

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