Hi!
Please help!
Non hallmarking silver.
Why?
F. X. DUTZENBERG GREFELD Makers and PAPSTLICHES KUNST - INSTITUT
where and for what purpose it was made?
Rome 720, via Nomentana 118?
I am interested in all information.
German or Italy?
Re: German or Italy?
Hi,
Franz Xavier Dutzenberg was a silversmith in Krefeld, Germany, founded 1849. Spelling Crefeld on your chalice was used before 1925.
Those are vessels for holy communion; paten and chalice (a plate used for holding the bread during the Eucharist and sometimes as a cover for the chalice.)
Regards
Franz Xavier Dutzenberg was a silversmith in Krefeld, Germany, founded 1849. Spelling Crefeld on your chalice was used before 1925.
Those are vessels for holy communion; paten and chalice (a plate used for holding the bread during the Eucharist and sometimes as a cover for the chalice.)
Regards
Re: German or Italy?
Thank you!AG2012 wrote:Hi,
Franz Xavier Dutzenberg was a silversmith in Krefeld, Germany, founded 1849. Spelling Crefeld on your chalice was used before 1925.
Those are vessels for holy communion; paten and chalice (a plate used for holding the bread during the Eucharist and sometimes as a cover for the chalice.)
Regards
Why is the papal symbol on it?
And why can't I find a similar item from the manufacturer?
Regards.
Re: German or Italy?
The firm made items for the church, including silver and textile, as well as secular items made of other metals.
I am not familiar with their production linked to catholic church and the Vatican.
Hopefully, somebody will shed more light.
Not everything we Google for is available online right now.
regards
I am not familiar with their production linked to catholic church and the Vatican.
Hopefully, somebody will shed more light.
Not everything we Google for is available online right now.
regards
Re: German or Italy?
Thanks!AG2012 wrote:The firm made items for the church, including silver and textile, as well as secular items made of other metals.
I am not familiar with their production linked to catholic church and the Vatican.
Hopefully, somebody will shed more light.
Not everything we Google for is available online right now.
regards
It's also weird that it's not Hallmarks.
Regards.
Re: German or Italy?
Hi.Wolfend wrote:Thanks!AG2012 wrote:The firm made items for the church, including silver and textile, as well as secular items made of other metals.
I am not familiar with their production linked to catholic church and the Vatican.
Hopefully, somebody will shed more light.
Not everything we Google for is available online right now.
regards
It's also weird that it's not Hallmarks.
Regards.
I found this one item on the net.
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Regards.