A FRENCH SILVER-GILT AND ENAMEL CIBORIUM AND TWO FRENCH SILVER-GILT CHALICES
19TH CENTURY
The larger chalice mark of Quentin Baschelet, Paris, 1819-1838, later engraved 15 7bre 1878 / DON DE Mt L'ABBE BERNEL / AL LA FABRIQUE DE CHAMPENOUX, and with red museum accession number 64.116.002 to underside, marked to rim and foot; the smaller chalice with large guarantee for post 1838, and with retailers mark for LAROCHE, with red museum accession number 64.116.001 to underside, marked to rim and foot; the ciborium with three lozenge-form enamel plaques painted with the Holy Family to the base, with large guarantee for post 1838 and red museum accession number 64.115 to underside, makers mark L * G in a lozenge, marked to rim of lid, rim of cup, and foot
13 in. (33 cm.) high, the larger
59 oz. 16 dwt. (1,860 gr.) gross weight
A FRENCH SILVER-GILT AND ENAMEL CIBORIUM AND TWO FRENCH SILVER-GILT CHALICES
19TH CENTURY
The larger chalice mark of Quentin Baschelet, Paris, 1819-1838, later engraved 15 7bre 1878 / DON DE Mt L'ABBE BERNEL / AL LA FABRIQUE DE CHAMPENOUX, and with red museum accession number 64.116.002 to underside, marked to rim and foot; the smaller chalice with large guarantee for post 1838, and with retailers mark for LAROCHE, with red museum accession number 64.116.001 to underside, marked to rim and foot; the ciborium with three lozenge-form enamel plaques painted with the Holy Family to the base, with large guarantee for post 1838 and red museum accession number 64.115 to underside, makers mark L * G in a lozenge, marked to rim of lid, rim of cup, and foot
13 in. (33 cm.) high, the larger
59 oz. 16 dwt. (1,860 gr.) gross weight
