Antique Chalices

various symbols of the Passion (cross, chalice). The theme of the dead Christ supported by an angel has

Barbara**, traditionally depicted with her symbolic attributes, such as the sword and the **chalice with a

depicting a nude nymph style character pouring liquid from a bottle into a large chalice, all bordered with

bread and wine. His right hand is raised in benediction, while his left hand gestures toward the chalice

chalice legs with serpentine stretchers on bun feet.

, symbols of Christian faith such as the cross and chalice, and radiant divine light. This decorative

A large chalice form in transparent amethyst -colored glass. Three-line acid stamp. Possibly

ocean. The term "engrailed" comes from the Old French word graal, meaning "grail" (cup or chalice) The

A French 18 karat (18K) rose and yellow gold charm pendant depicting a chalice surmounted with a

progression around the chalice of the trophy. This is a timeless piece that can be displayed at home, in

bronze ornaments. The chalice is made of glass, beautifully decorated with a transparent swirl and hand

grapevine to the side of a chalice and wafer to represent the communion wine and host and their origins, and

, cream, rust and medium blue. Abrashed red border with hooked motives and primitive chalices. Coarse

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

from which a chalice-shaped foot extends. Resting on this, a round pod-like element swells up to

glass is 12.8 cm and the chalice of the glass is 5.9 cm diagonally. The weight is 110 grams.

century figural gouache showing the young girl kneeling and holding the Communion chalice. Jeanne seems

Antique Art Nouveau chalice shaped art glass vase created by the Loetz glassworks company, which

layers ormolu with crystal, and then another addition of an ormolu chalice connecting the stem to the

The kylix also known as chalice. Is a typical form of classical Greek ceramics, similar to a chalice

with fluted stepped rim, trumpet-shaped raised shaft, chalice forming after constriction with moulded

for his liturgical objects (chalices, ciboriums, patens, monstrances, etc.) and church bronzes (altar

pitchers, chalices, or glasses, they have since been repurposed as decorative objects, adding character and

chalice. This model is made from sections of pine wood and the attention to detail is quite special as you

contrasting gilt and silvered finish. The clock is modelled with a recumbent nymph holding a chalice beneath

belt of vine leaves and grapes around their lower torso. Each with one arm raised and holding a chalice

Pair of 19th century Palissy chalices vases with butterflies signed Thomas Sergent, the feets are

standing on a high stem with a round foot and has a low round chalice as well as cut with a diamond-shaped

Imagine yourself in the Tudor's Castle with this candlestick glowing in the background; big chalice

company's crystal chandeliers, chalices, vases, and decorative objects adorn homes, palaces, and museums

young man with feminine features. Facing him, his attribute, a chalice from which a serpent escapes

the edges and an angel with a halo holding a chalice and shield. The inscription reads "Hoc saxo

chalice, which in turn narrows into a high stem and widens again into a broad foot, also ribbed, slightly

the chalice is enriched with engraved lance-shaped leaflets and the arms branch off from double

Bacchanale subject putti, one reclining on a naturalistic rocky outcropping with a chalice in one hand and a

panel. The left panel depicts Nemesis, the goddess holding a chalice and dagger, while the right panel

Greeks) stands proudly with one hand on his hip and the other holding an Ormolu chalice. Aquarius was

is featured, with a castle and a chalice, which are emblematic of the province's heraldic tradition

produced nearly fifty religious objects such as chalices, incense burners, icon lamps and much else

Arms**: The coat of arms of Lugo, featuring a chalice and a sacred host, is prominently displayed

, chalice, calix, holygrail, patterns, goblet, surfacedecoration, ornamentation, handmade, womeninart

embroidery or inspired by floral chalices and bows. This magnificent work of art is set with 141 old cut

at the front of the goat with his right hand holding up the goat and his left hand holding a chalice

chalice in his hand, from which comes out a serpent, and an eagle at his feet; the bearded man presents a

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

cross in her left hand and raises the chalice with her right hand. Above her head hovers the dove

II is easiest to distinguish by the chalice-shaped toyo (豊).

the front of the chasuble, embellished with decorative motifs. In his hands, he holds a chalice

, various saints, statues and chalices. It is an original line engraving from 1930, signed in pencil, and is

glass), such as the vase Black Men, the chalice. Involved very early in the renewal of the decorative

sculptures (due to an additional footing which was never removed), John is holding a chalice in his left hand

protrusion. The smooth and cylindrical vessel widens at the base to form a slightly lobed, rounded chalice

holding a chalice, while through the arches of a portico, a glimpse of a mountainous landscape can be seen

holding a cross with her left hand and with the right a chalice. 2) Plate II: Personification of Religion

chalice as well as a lyre. MANUFACTORY: HANAU / GERMANY master's mark: JEAN L. SCHLINGLOFF (having

sainted knight, whose hands rest on a sword hilt, and another haloed figure bearing a golden chalice. A

examined, in brass, has three figures including a holy bishop and two attendants holding a chalice and the