Chalice And Its Paten In Silver – Maison Trioullier – 19th Century

This is a production of the TRIOULLIER brothers workshops, manufacturer of goldsmithing and church bronzes in Paris, Rue de Grenelles, active from 1844 to 1899.
Our 950/1000e gilded silver chalice weighs 395 grams and has its original wooden case. On a polylobed foot, the cup bears a Latin phrase recalling the primary function of our chalice: "Hic Est Enim Calix Sanguinis" for This is My Blood.
A stylized fleur-de-lis at the level of each lobe. On the paten appears the Lamb of God, holding the labarum, which is bordered by the following words "Panis Vivus - Agnus Dei", the living Bread, the Lamb of God, recalling again, the primary function of the paten.
Height of 17 cm.
Diameter of the paten of 12 cm
Good condition