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AN IMPORTANT MEDIEVAL STYLE CHALICE WITH PANTEN AND SPOON IN THE ORIGINAL CASE Franz Wilhelm van den Wyenbergh, Kevelaer, dated 1894 H. 18,5 cm Silver, cast, embossed and gilded. Crafted in the medieval style; the fitted base with Gothic scrollwork, the Flangellated Christ is finely engraved. The shaft is constructed in an architectural style; the trefoil-shaped node features vine tendrils and three enamelled family coats of arms beneath the pelican as symbol of charity (Wekbeker family, Barons of Heddesdorff and a third coat of arms). The base bears a dedication engraving in German: "Johanna Wekbeker dedicated this chalice, whose cup contains the wedding rings of her parents and grandparents, to her dear Aunt Hyacinthe for the chapel at Rymburg Castle". and an engraving by the goldsmith FRANZ WILH. V.D. WYENBERGH GOLDSCHMIED KEVELAER 1894. With the matching paten and spoon. Approx. 963g. With the original case bearing the manufacturer’s mark. Minor wear; case shows signs of age. From the collection of Johanna von Wekbeker (1851-1918); has since remained in the family through inheritance
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