✅ 19 Century, circa 1871 year, Russian Christianity Enamel Chalice
✅ RARE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL 84" SILVER, ENAMEL CHALICE made: by FABERGE 
💥 UNIQUE LARGE IMPRESSIVE RUSSIAN SILVER CHALICE – GOBLET HOLY GRAIL by FABERGE

Dimensions mm (approx.):   220 mm High  x  Ø 130 mm diameter of Cup  x  Ø 135 mm diameter of the Bottom
Dimensions Inch (approx.):   8.75 Inch High  x  Ø 5.2``` a0 Inch diameter of cup  x  Ø 5.20 inch diameter of the Bottom

Condition:  The quality of this Chalice is very fine and detailed. It has gorgeous cloisonné enamel painting creates magnificent beauty of the Holy Religious Silver Treasure, silver retains beautiful luster throughout, Chalice stamped with the Russian Hallmarks 84". Authentic Hand painted with colored cloisonné enamel painting, as well as a engrave Enamel Gilded inside of the cup. The quality of this Holy Chalice is very fine and detailed with beautiful facial cloisonné enamel painting, good condition, regarding its age.  Cloisonné enamel painting, creates magnificent beauty of the product, sophistication. The best indication of condition is to study the photographs carefully, photos are part of the description.

Material and Craftsmanship: Authentic Imperial Chalice, gorgeous cloisonné enamel painting creates magnificent beauty of the Holy Religious Treasure. Authentic Hand painted with colored cloisonné enamel painting, as well as a engrave Enamel Gilded inside of the cup. The quality of this Holy Chalice is very fine and detailed with beautiful facial cloisonné enamel painting, good condition, regarding its age.  Cloisonné enamel painting, creates magnificent beauty of the product, sophistication.  The quality of this Chalice is very fine and detailed with beautiful enamel facial painting. Good so see our many photos to get the best idea of condition. The best indication of condition is to study the photographs carefully, photos are part of the description. Stamped with the Russian Hallmarks 84". The silver retains beautiful luster throughout.

✅ Historical and artistic significance of a presentation enameled Holy Chalice, associated with Imperial Russia. The Holy Enamel Chalice made in 84" silver, is associated with a legendary milestone of the Religious era of Imperial Russia circa 1871 year, suggesting a connection to the historical and cultural context of the time.

Rare and unique art antique, the Chalice reflects the period of "Imperial Modern Art," which encompasses Romanticism, Realism, and Impressionism. This context provides insights into the artistic style and influences of the era. The Chalice has a personal stamp, suggesting a specific origin or maker. The fact that it was sold in Moscow during the 1870s-1880s adds to its historical provenance.

Enamel and Symbolism: "Imperial Modern Art" period aligns the Chalice with a specific artistic movement, offering a glimpse into the cultural and aesthetic preferences of that time. The traditional enamel cup its design may carry symbolic meaning. Understanding the symbolism behind the enamel work can deepen the appreciation of the Chalice's spiritual and cultural significance.

Mint Mark of Imperial Factory by Karl Faberge: The presence of a Faberge factory mint mark indicates a connection to the Imperial era, and it may suggest a later history. The Chalice is a powerful traditional enamel cup, inviting meditation on the inner life of love and unity at the heart of Russia. This emphasizes its cultural and spiritual significance. Given the historical and cultural richness of this item, it is a valuable artifact that provides a tangible link to Imperial Russia's era and artistic movements. Collectors, historians, or institutions with a focus on Russian history, art, and culture may find this Holy Chalice to be a significant addition to their collections.

✅ Artistic significance of a 19th-century original Silver Russian Holy Cup – Chalice associated with Royal Imperial Russia.
✅  The Chalice is a Museum-quality piece from the 19th century, suggesting a historical significance tied to Imperial Russia.

Use in Holy Cathedrals: The Chalice was used in holy cathedrals, emphasizing its role in religious ceremonies and highlighting its connection to Russian Orthodox Church traditions.
Tsarskaya - Kingly Jewelry Technique: The Chalice was made using high-quality Tsarskaya-Kingly Jewelry Technic, reflecting the craftsmanship and artistry associated with royal and imperial standards.
Solid Silver Construction: The use of 84" Solid Silver adds to the quality and value of the Chalice, indicating a significant material and craftsmanship investment.
Established in 1871: Personal Imperial Stamp: Each product has a Personal Imperial Stamp on the outer parts of the cup, which not only indicates authenticity but also ties the Chalice to a specific imperial or royal ownership.
Cultural Treasure: Is as a treasure of Russian culture, the Chalice represents a valuable cultural artifact that holds importance in the religious and historical context of Russia.The association with the Imperial Russia era emphasizes the Chalice's connection to a time when the Russian Empire was under imperial rule.

✅   Given its historical, cultural, and religious significance, the Chalice serves as more than a functional religious artifact—it is a symbol of Russia's rich heritage and religious traditions. Collectors, historians, or individuals with an interest in Russian history and Orthodox Christian artifacts may find this Holy Cup – Chalice to be a significant and meaningful addition to their collections.

✅ The History of Holy Chalice:  in Christian tradition the Holy Chalice is the vessel which Jesus used at the Last Supper to serve the wine. New Testament texts make no mention of the cup except within the context of the Last Supper and give no significance whatever to the object itself. Herbert Thurston in the Catholic Encyclopedia 1908 concluded that "No reliable tradition has been preserved to us regarding the vessel used by Christ at the Last Supper. In the sixth and seventh centuries pilgrims to Jerusalem were led to believe that the actual chalice was still venerated in the church of the Holy Sepulcher, having within it the sponge which was presented to Our Saviour on Calvary. Several surviving standing cups of precious materials are identified in local traditions as the Chalice..