Description

18th century Sicilian baroque silver chalice, hand-chiseled, cast knot, original finish, unique work.

The 18th-century Sicilian Baroque silver chalice is a liturgical work of art of extraordinary beauty and historical value, representing the mastery and artistic tradition of Sicily during that period.
The Baroque style is evident in the elaborate decorations and intricate, hand-chiseled details. Every detail was meticulously sculpted, depicting floral motifs.
The chalice knot is made using the casting technique, which adds a distinctive and complex artistic element.
The finish of the glass is kept original, preserving the authenticity and charm of the period.
The chalice has a wide, stable base, a thin stem, and a wide cup, perfect for holding the Eucharistic wine during liturgical celebrations.
The chalice is a unique piece, making it an object of great collectible and spiritual value.
This chalice represents a perfect example of how Baroque art manages to combine functionality and beauty, creating an object of great aesthetic and spiritual value.