19th century style golden pyx - PIS457
19th-century style ciborium in gold-plated brass, entirely in brass with a quality gold-plated finish. Total height 19 cm, cup diameter 9.5 cm. A classic form recalling the sacred vessels of the 19th-century liturgical tradition. Liturgical item for the distribution of the Eucharist in churches, chapels and shrines.
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19th-century style gold-plated brass ciborium: classic form and elegant proportions in a sacred vessel that evokes the great ecclesiastical goldsmithing tradition of the nineteenth century, suited to historically furnished churches.
Main features
- Material: brass
- Finish: gold-plated
- Style: inspired by 19th-century ecclesiastical goldsmithing
- Total height: 19 cm
- Cup diameter: 9.5 cm
- Matching chalice: available in the chalices category
Liturgical use
Designed for historically furnished churches and for priests who favour classic-style vestments and furnishings, this ciborium lends itself to Eucharistic reservation in the tabernacle and to the distribution of Communion at Holy Mass. Its 19th-century-inspired profile makes it particularly suited to traditional liturgical settings such as basilicas, seminary chapels and parish churches with period furnishings.
Craftsmanship
The slender form — 19 cm tall with a cup diameter of 9.5 cm — echoes the proportional canons of 19th-century sacred goldsmithing, characterised by accentuated vertical lines and uniform gold plating.