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Chalice, Communion

Object Name:
Chalice, Communion
Object ID:
1937.009.01.1
Creator:
Dixon & Son -- Manufacturer; Sherman, William C. -- Engraver
Place of Origin:
Sheffield, England
Date:
1822-1835
Description:
Communion Chalice. Attributed to Dixon & Son, Sheffield, England. Britannia. Inverted bell-shaped cup having flared, beaded lip. Supported on baluster stem, with central knop and splayed, molded foot of circular outline. Vertical seam visible on inner surface suggesting construction from rolled sheet metal. Engraved inscription on side of cup: "1789 / RF. / Holderness. / 1847". No maker's marks. One of a pair.
Material:
Metal
Britannia
Dimensions:
H-7.5 Dia-4 inches
Provenance:
Part of a set used in the Trinity Church (Episcopal) in Holderness, NH. Engraving "RF" and "Holderness" refers to the Reverend Robert Fowle, Minister at the Trinity Church.
Credit Line:
On Loan from Harold A. Webster, Trinity Church, Holderness, N.H.
Subjects:
Communion, Religion
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