Antique Chalice

The third king comes from the left in a noble robe with a turban, holding a precious golden chalice in his hand, while a page behind him holds his long cloak, as with the other kings.

In the upper left corner, another angel presents the chalice—the "cup of suffering"—a reference to Christ's prayer, "Father, if you are willing, take this cup from me; yet not my wil...

Flanking the clock face are two stunning maidens partially covered by flowing robes and holding long floral garlands overflowing from a chalice at the top of the clock. The rear of t...

Ecru main border with chalices and slanted, serrated leaves. Minors in blue and green.

This wine glass with a large round base measures 7 cm diagonally and the height of the glass is 12.8 cm and the chalice of the glass is 5.9 cm diagonally. The weight is 110 grams.

The term "engrailed" comes from the Old French word graal, meaning "grail" (cup or chalice) The ring is assayed 20 carat with marks for the lion in passant and the crown which dates...

His eyes are lifted towards heaven, where a radiant chalice appears in the clouds, symbolising the cup of sacrifice he is about to drink.

Antique Art Nouveau chalice shaped art glass vase created by the Loetz glassworks company, which was active during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, this vase represents a prim...

His right hand is raised in benediction, while his left hand gestures toward the chalice before him, symbolising the establishment of the new covenant.

The silver surrounds to the jugs are embellished with impressive embossed scenes depicting a nude nymph style character pouring liquid from a bottle into a large chalice, all bordere...

The lower centre features an elaborate baroque cartouche with figures of scribes and scholars, symbols of Christian faith such as the cross and chalice, and radiant divine light. Thi...

The square base layers ormolu with crystal, and then another addition of an ormolu chalice connecting the stem to the crystal mount.

The Kylix The kylix also known as chalice. Is a typical form of classical Greek ceramics, similar to a chalice and used to drink wine.

Pair of 19th century Palissy chalices vases with butterflies signed Thomas Sergent, the feets are stylized seaweeds in a Renaissance style.

Originally intended as pitchers, chalices, or glasses, they have since been repurposed as decorative objects, adding character and intrigue to any interior space.

The two twin architectural elements of sculpted Botticino marble have a quadrangular base from which a chalice-shaped foot extends. Resting on this, a round pod-like element swells u...

Each with one arm raised and holding a chalice of wine taken from the ewer which is lying on its side under a raised foot.

Simple elegance with that certain something: Two six-flame candleholders on a round, smooth base with fluted stepped rim, trumpet-shaped raised shaft, chalice forming after constrict...

Biography : Placide Poussielgue-Rusand (1824-1889) is a Parisian goldsmith and bronze maker known above all for his liturgical objects (chalices, ciboriums, patens, monstrances, etc....

The clock is modelled with a recumbent nymph holding a chalice beneath the dial which is encircled with motifs of the sun and the moon.

With opening doors, hand painted altar with chalice. This model is made from sections of pine wood and the attention to detail is quite special as you can see from the photos provided.

Imagine yourself in the Tudor's Castle with this candlestick glowing in the background; big chalice of the finest and there you are! OK; so that was in England but...they used Italia...

The liqueur glasses standing on a high stem with a round foot and has a low round chalice as well as cut with a diamond-shaped pattern.

Framed dimensions: 34.25 x 1.75 x 24.75 inches An early-twentieth century figural gouache showing the young girl kneeling and holding the Communion chalice. Jeanne seems oblivious t...

Saint John the Evangelist represented with a chalice alludes to his testing by the high priest of the temple of Diana in Ephesus.

It has inscriptions along the edges and an angel with a halo holding a chalice and shield. The inscription reads "Hoc saxo tegitur corpus honorabilis viri domini Adriani Roelandi Bar...

The company's crystal chandeliers, chalices, vases, and decorative objects adorn homes, palaces, and museums, demonstrating its enduring influence and appeal.

The crest showing a pair of Bacchanale subject putti, one reclining on a naturalistic rocky outcropping with a chalice in one hand and a pair of batons in the other, while the second...

Ganymede to the Greeks) stands proudly with one hand on his hip and the other holding an Ormolu chalice. Aquarius was known for his great beauty, which is why he was brought to Olymp...

In the upper portion the chalice is enriched with engraved lance-shaped leaflets and the arms branch off from double circlets of petals that surround a central cuspidate element endi...

The coat of arms of Cuenca is featured, with a castle and a chalice, which are emblematic of the province's heraldic tradition.

Technical advances at this time made it possible to process platinum for jewellery purposes, and so diamonds were set in the very finest yet resistant settings reminiscent of delicat...

One cherub lays at the front of the goat with his right hand holding up the goat and his left hand holding a chalice. The other cherub stands with his feet planted firmly on the grou...

. - **Coat of Arms**: The coat of arms of Lugo, featuring a chalice and a sacred host, is prominently displayed, symbolizing the province's cultural and historical heritage.

The left panel depicts Nemesis, the goddess holding a chalice and dagger, while the right panel features Hebe, the goddess of youth, often associated with Aphrodite.

Both male figures have been represented standing, with their main iconographic attributes and dressed in the timeless robes that the time reserved to highlight the sacred people. The...

The ribbed body widens at the base to form a rounded chalice, which in turn narrows into a high stem and widens again into a broad foot, also ribbed, slightly everted and with a conc...

This antique chalice shaped cranberry pedestal vase is unmarked but believed to have been made in Bohemia in circa 1880.

Two of Khlebnikov most significant projects were the renovation of the Palace silver dinner sets, working alongside Nichols & Plinke, Ovchinnikov and Morozov, and the decoration of C...

She holds the cross in her left hand and raises the chalice with her right hand. Above her head hovers the dove symbolizing the Holy Spirit.

., he will heritage the Toyokuni name after his teacher's death in 1826 ( befare he was calledToyoshige (豊重 ) The signature of Toyokuni II is easiest to distinguish by the chalice-sh...

This image shows a cleric seated in a church sacristy surrounded by religious statues, croziers, various saints, statues and chalices. It is an original line engraving from 1930, sig...

In his hands, he holds a chalice, ready for the celebration of the Eucharist, the central rite of Christian worship.

St John (21 ¾” H x 8 ½” W x 7 ½” D): the largest of the sculptures (due to an additional footing which was never removed), John is holding a chalice in his left hand, with his right ...

Dreyfusard of the first hour, he dedicated to the cause of Captain Dreyfus many talking glassware (which include a quote engraved on the glass), such as the vase Black Men, the chali...

Additionally, the bowl's lid is crowned with a sculptured cherub's figurine holding a chalice as well as a lyre. MANUFACTORY: HANAU / GERMANY master's mark: JEAN L.

Set of seven antique prints of various personifications including: 1) Plate XIII: Personification of Religion, section of a fresco from the Anticamera del Concilio, Caprarola; a f...

In the painting, Christ is depicted holding a shining crown above his head, flanked by a sainted knight, whose hands rest on a sword hilt, and another haloed figure bearing a golden ...

The alms-holder plate examined, in brass, has three figures including a holy bishop and two attendants holding a chalice and the censer for incense. This dish fits into the tradition...

The smooth and cylindrical vessel widens at the base to form a slightly lobed, rounded chalice, then it narrows into a stem and expands into a broad, ribbed, slightly flared, contour...

Of this production, preserved in museums and private collections in Europe and still little known, we can particularly mention: the Peasant with the nest and the Peasant girl with th...

Behind her, a child is holding a chalice, while through the arches of a portico, a glimpse of a mountainous landscape can be seen in the background.

The present work shows a chalice with Sacred Form in what would originally be the interior of the door (very usual iconography) and a somewhat more striking relief to the exterior.

We have a wonderful collection of 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th century religious objects, including relic cabinet, tabernacle, altarpiece, retablo, reredos, triptych, devotional paintin...

In the other candlestick one observes the satyr Pan while, with a poured chalice, drunk a small faun. These two sculptural groups are characteristic of the production of the famous s...

The Khlebnikov’s family created nearly 50 religious articles according to their sketches and drawings: ostensories, chalices, Holy-water bowls, and jugs for Holy water, incense burne...

European Gothic silver chalice, 18th century. Bowl mounted to faceted and fluted shaft with globular knop; gilt studs, faceted jewels, and gilt rondel engraved with cross.

George III sterling silver ceremonial chalice. Made by Hester Bateman in London in 1781.

Dating from the silversmiths’ two-year partnership. Chalice-size for an austerely stylish ceremony. Fully marked.

A French 18 karat (18K) rose gold charm pendant designed as an oval medal with scalloped edges engraved with the Holy Chalice in radiating lines.. Stamped with the eagle mark for 18 ...