Chalices

A unique pewter chalic approx. 8" (200mm) high in the architectural style of the perpendicular gothic. The theme throughout is of The Trinity, with each feature being repeated three times, including the large emethyst Austrian crystals. The flying buttress legs each end in a triangular structure, whose niches house the bronzed statuts of 6 saints.

A truly magnificent pewter chalice commemorating the Archangel Michael's victory over Satin, on the Day of Judgement in the Biblical 'War of Heaven'. The panels are engraved with images of Michael and a representation of Judgement Day. The base is decorated with the sculpted heads of St. Michael and the vanquished Satin and extracts from the scriptures. The chalic weighs 2 1/2 lb (110g) and stands approx. 9 1/2" (240mm) high, and is encrusted with 24 crystals in black and white, representing the opposing forces of good and evil.

The classic soaring lines of gothic elegance are instrinsic in this simple, bejewelled, six-sided chalice, bereft of symbolism and instead, steeped in Carpathian ambience. As poignant on the high table of a dais as on the alter of ceremony, this imposing vessel will command the reverance of any beholder. This approx. 8" (200mm) high chalice is expertly hand made and polished and is embellished with eighteen sultry cahochons of dark topaz and black.

A classic C.15th/16th chalice of grand proportions, built on a sexfoil base with encroaching ivy, and it's fluted column set with six red and black Austrian crystal 'poison ivy berries'. Approx. 8" (200mm) high overall, the inscriptive band around the cup reads 'One poison drives out another'.

The personification of splendour and reoresentation of the Mission of Amzerm, or 'The Fifth Way'. The design is based upon the integer five and the Pentagramical Rose of philosophy. Set with five red crystals and standing approx. 8" (200mm) high.