Null Goblet with paten in punched French silver Law 950 in vermeille and in its …

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Goblet with paten in punched French silver Law 950 in vermeille and in its color with unidentified goldsmith's marks ff. 19th century. Chalice with decoration of grape clusters in the subcup and neo-Gothic knot with rhombuses in relief. Polylobed base also with decoration of chiseled grape clusters. Paten with an engraved chrismon. Weight: 437.1 gr Measurements: 12 and 14.5 cm

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Goblet with paten in punched French silver Law 950 in vermeille and in its color with unidentified goldsmith's marks ff. 19th century. Chalice with decoration of grape clusters in the subcup and neo-Gothic knot with rhombuses in relief. Polylobed base also with decoration of chiseled grape clusters. Paten with an engraved chrismon. Weight: 437.1 gr Measurements: 12 and 14.5 cm

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