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- Author Michael Wissmar
- Date of production 1738
- Place of creation Wrocław
- Dimensions height: 24.5 cm, diameter: of foot: 16.7 cm, of chalice: 9.5 cm
- ID no. 519/IX
- Museum Cardinal Karol Wojtyła Archdiocesan Museum in Kraków
- Subjects religion
- Technique forging, gilding, chasing, graining
- Material silver
- Object copyright Cardinal Karol Wojtyła Archdiocesan Museum in Kraków
- Digital images copyright public domain
- Digitalisation RDW MIC, Małopolska's Virtual Museums project
- Tags Catholicism , liturgy , chalice , vessel , silversmiths , craft , 3D , baroque , church , sacred art , Christ , public domain
The chalice foot is made on a six-leaf plan, the foot coat and a hexagonal sleeve are decorated with a grapevine spike on a gold-plated background, with six silver medallions with engraved scenes: the Birth of Christ, the Last Supper, the Risen Christ, the Gathering of Manna, the Grape Harvest, the Harvest.
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The chalice foot is made on a six-leaf plan, the foot coat and a hexagonal sleeve are decorated with a grapevine spike on a gold-plated background, with six silver medallions with engraved scenes: the Birth of Christ, the Last Supper, the Risen Christ, the Gathering of Manna, the Grape Harvest, the Harvest. It has a pear-shaped nodus with an analogical decoration in the form of grape vines, covered with profiled rings. The goblet has been placed in a basket, which is decorated, just like the rest of the goblet, with a single plant motif: the lush tangles of grape vine. At the edge of the goblet, we can find the “800” trial mark, and there are two hallmarks on the base of the foot.
The chalice is dated to 1738 and comes from the workshop of goldsmith Michael Wissmar from Wrocław.
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