Chalice Paten Agent Vermeil Minerva Henri Nesme Cross case PB 409gr 20th century

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Chalice Paten Agent Vermeil Minerva Henri Nesme Cross case PB 409gr 20th century

Name: Chalice Paten Agent Vermeil Minerva Henri Nesme Cross case PB 409gr 20th century
Brand: Antikeo
SKU: PFBBDIYZYR
Price: 1500 EUR
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1.500 €

Period 20th century

Style Other style

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Finely chiseled silver-gilt chalice and paten, flattened knot mounted on a round base decorated with a stylized cross, hallmarked Minerva and silversmith Henri Nesme* (silversmith J&C for the paten), in its original case, circa 1950, 20th century.
This chalice is in good condition and is of very good quality (it is weighted). The paten (probably not original, but fits well) is hallmarked Minerva and silversmith J&C, most likely for Jamain & Chevron.
This chalice and paten were consecrated on June 24, 1953.
Note: some minor scratches and wear on the silver-gilt, and a small dent and deformation on the edge of the paten; see photos.
* Henri Nesme, who died in 1935, has the hallmark HN on both sides of one chalice. He carved his hallmark on July 25, 1924, and crossed out on December 31, 1964. Succession of Maison Berger-Nesme: A goldsmith's house founded in Lyon by Henri Nesme, a descendant of a family of goldsmiths from Lyon. Hallmark carved in 1889, crossed out in 1924.

Referenced in the Dictionnaire des Arts Liturgiques by Berthod and Hardouin-Fugier. Dimensions
Bowl diameter: 10.1 cm / base: 12.6 cm / paten: 13.2 cm
Case dimensions: 20.5 cm x 16 cm / 13.8 cm
Height: 17.8 cm
Gross weight of the chalice: 347 grams / paten: 62 grams

Reference: D50 420
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www.antiques-delaval.com

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Additional Information

Condition	Good
Style	Other style (Religious objects of Other style Style)
Period	20th century (Religious objects 20th century)
Country of origin	France
Internal reference	D50 420