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Quality Silversmiths Since 1939 (Spain) MOLINA ChurchSupplyWarehouse.com - (866) 757-5195 - [email protected] ...Quality silversmiths since 1939 (Spain) MOLINA 2919 Maestro collection 2270 “St. Remy” Intinction set “The St. Remy” Chalice 4 1/4” Ht. Chalice & Paten 3 1/8” Dia. Exquisite version of the famous Open Ciboria 4 1/8” Ht. St. Remy chalice, housed in the 6 “ Dia. Cathedral of Reims (France). Sterling Silver gold plate Fully handcrafted construction $ 19,995 including set precious stones & *Partially hand made, fire enamel work. Sterling Silver g/p $ 22,875 $ 10,595 Measurements: Height: 7 3/8” Cup: 5 1/4” Capacity: 18 Oz. Paten: 7” dia. *Same as above, partially hand made, Sterling Silver, g/p finish $ 13,695 2271 “St.Remy” Ciboria. Matching ciboria 9 1/2” Ht. - 5 1/8” Cup - 250 Hosts All Sterling Silver, g/p $ 22,875 *Partially hand made $ 13,695 2330-P “The Tassilo” 2914 Concelebration Main Chalice Faithful replica in design and size to the “Tassilo” Open ciboria original Tassilo chalice, showing 32 genuine 3 1/2” Ht. - 5 1/2” Dia. - 200 Hosts. garnets around the node, finished in two Brass $ 2,795 tone (gold and silver) Inner Cup Sterling Silver $ 3,195 10” height – 6” Ø cup All Sterling Silver $ 4,795 Brass $ 7,965 Inner Cup Sterling $ 9,250 All Sterling Silver $ 12,650 2330 “The Tassilo” Chalice & paten 2330-P Paten An exquisite reproduction of the Brass $ 1,840 original VIII century Tassilo Chalice, All Sterling Silver $ 3,425 finished in two tone (gold and silver). Chalice is 7 1/2” Ht. - 4 1/2” Cup - 18 Oz. Paten is 6 1/2” diameter. Brass $ 4,995 2332 Inner Cup Sterling $ 5,495 All Sterling Silver $ 7,995 “Fire enamel Tassilo” Chalice & Paten (Matching Ciborium available) 2331 Fire enamelled version of the VIII “Tassilo” Ciboria century Tassilo chalice, executed in 8 1/4” Ht. - 5” Dia. - 200 Hosts. cloisonné fire enamel, solid 925 sterling Brass $ 4,995 silver, 24 K gold lined cup. Inner Cup Sterling $ 5,495 $ 12,695 All Sterling Silver $ 7,995 Measurements: *See matching monstrance on page 15 Height: 8” Cup: 4 1/2” Capacity: 20 Oz. 2460 Paten: 6 1/2” dia. Chalice & 6 1/4” Dish paten Stylish design with cut-out grape & vine node adorned with twelve faceted reconstituted garnet stones. The base has a delicately chiselled design on its upper part and features six elegant oval fire enamelled medallions set in raised bezels with images of the Four Evangelists, the Crucifixion and the Resurrection, alternating with six faceted reconstituted garnet stones. Height: 8 1/8” Cup Ø: 4 11/16” Capacity: 14 oz. Cup sterling silver, g/p $ 8,995 All sterling silver, g/p $ 11,495 2392 “The Gothic” Chalice & 6 1/2” scale paten 2728 with ring “The Ardagh” Chalice & (Matching Ciborium available) 7”ø Bowl paten Exquisite deep relief work, depicting the Four “The Ardagh”, a version of the original Evangelists imbedded into node chapels, Christ Celtic chalice. 24 Karat goldplate and the Twelve Apostles on the cup and a deeply contrasting on antique Silver Plate. sculptured “Flower of Passion” motif on the base. Adorned with fire enamel cabouchons Chalice and paten made in 925 sterling silver, gold and garnet stones. lined. $ 18,995 2393 7 3/4” Ht. - 5 1/8” Cup - 20 Oz. Measurements: 2392-2 Ciboria Brass Two Tone Height: 10 3/8” Open Ciborium: $ 7,995 Cup: 4” 5 1/2” Ht. – 7 ” Cup – 370 hosts Matching Gothic Ciboria. Inner Cup Sterling Silver Capacity: 13 Oz. All sterling silver, g/l 11 1/2” Ht. - 6 7/8” Dia 350 Hosts. $ 8,495 Paten: 6 1/2” diameter. $ 14,975 All Sterling Silver $ 20,695 ChurchSupplyWarehouse.com - (866) 757-5195 - [email protected] ...Quality silversmiths since 1939 (Spain) MOLINA Maestro collection 2480 Chalice & 6 1/4” scale paten with ring: 2430 Classy design blending Chalice & 6 1/4” scale paten together a beautiful cut-out with ring: node and a delicate grape Elegant, proportioned design and vine outer cup. The three evoking the great German chalices raised panels on the base of the beginning of the XX Century. depict the Sacred Heart, the Exquisite filigree job featured on Blessed Mother and St. Joseph stem, node and outer cup, adorned and are meticulously finished with set reconstituted ruby and in two tone (gold and silver). sapphire cabouchon stones. The base Height: 8 7/8” Cup Ø: 4 1/8” features magnificent hand painted fire Capacity: 15 oz. enamelled medallions depicting images Cup sterling silver, g/l of the Four Evangelists. $ 5,695 Height: 8 1/4” Cup Ø: 4 5/8” Capacity: All sterling silver, g/l 14 oz. $ 7,195 Cup sterling silver, g/p $ 8,995 All sterling silver, g/p 2490 $ 11,495 Chalice & 6 1/4” Dish paten Attractive design of Romanesque influence and the symbols of the Four Evangelists on the 2435 base. Spanish text on the base reading “Como Chalice & 6 1/4” scale el Señor me amó, asi os amo yo a vosotros” paten with ring: 2372 which translates in English to: “Like the Lord Delicate “ajour” grape and Loved me, I love you”. vine motif on cup and “The Visigoth” Height: 7 1/8” Cup Ø: 4 1/2” Capacity: 15 oz. node, which is enhanced by Chalice & 6 Cup sterling silver, g/l, four set, reconstituted ruby 11/16” Dish Paten $ 3,395 stones. The base is adorned The “Visigoth”, a rich All sterling silver, g/l, with four exquisite fire version of a medieval $ 4,495 enamel medallions showing chalice, adorned with the symbols of the Four cabouchons and red Evangelists. enamel. 2310 Height: 8 7/8” Cup Ø: 4 1/2” 8 3/8” Ht. - 4 7/8” “The Genesis” Capacity: 14 oz. Cup - 22 Oz. Chalice & Paten Cup sterling silver, g/p Entirely Gold Plated (Matching Ciborium available) $ 7,195 $ 4,895 Made in solid 925 sterling silver, All sterling silver, g/p Inner Cup Sterling 24 K gold plate, with genuine $ 9,295 Silver $ 5,395 lapis lazuli node and magnificent cloisonné fire enamel craftsmanship. The cup features the Pantocrator and the Archangels while the 2374 base represents the Creation of “The Piety” Chalice & 6 1/4” scale paten the World. The paten features the Pantocrator in fire enamel. With Ring 7 5/8” Ht. - 5 1/2” Cup - 25 Oz - 7” (Matching ciborium available). Dia. The richness of this elegant chalice is distinguished by $ 19,995 the simplicity and grace of its classic lines. Available in 925 sterling silver, 24 K gold plate with 2320 optional 20 K gold cup or 20 K solid gold overall. The cross on the base is adorned with precious gems (diamonds “The Byzantine” Chalice and rubies) while the node is imbedded with 8 rubies. & 6 1/2” Dish paten The cup depicts “The Piety” completely hand engraved. Collar ornamentation (Different motifs or images available on request). featuring the symbols of the The paten is hand engraved with the “JHS” symbol. Four Evangelists. Sterling Silver $ 11,995 Hand hammered fluted base. Measurements: 7 7/8” Ht. - 4 3/4” Cup - 16 Height: 7 5/8” Oz. Cup: 4 1/8” Paten 7” diameter. Capacity: 12 Oz. Brass Silver Plated Paten: 6 1/4” dia. $ 4,395 Cup Sterling Silver $ 4,995 All Sterling Silver $ 7,995 2132-E “The Twelve Apostles” 6 1/4” scale paten with ring Rich filigree overlay on cup and base, with fine hand-painted fire enamel medallions, depicting the 2132-01-E Twelve Apostles. Chalice and paten Ciborium: made in sterling silver, 24 karat 10 1/8” Ht. – 5 ” Cup goldplated finish. 200 hosts $ 14,995 All sterling silver, g/p Measurements: 2132-02-E $ 15,995 Height: 8 1/2” Open Ciborium Cup diameter: 4 3/8” 4 1/2” Ht. – 5 1/8 ” Cup Capacity: 12 Oz. 250 hosts Paten diameter: 6 1/4” Cup sterling silver, g/p $ 10,695 All sterling silver, g/p $ 11,495 ChurchSupplyWarehouse.com - (866) 757-5195 - [email protected] ...Quality silversmiths since 1939 (Spain) MOLINA Romanesque collection *2312 “The Romanesque” Chalice & Paten (Matching Ciborium available). Made in solid 925 sterling silver, 24 K Gold Plate, this authentic work of art is distinguished by superb hand made cloisonné fire enamelling and features the Twelve Apostles around the cup and symbols of the Four Evangelists on the base. Sterling Silver $ 12,995 Measurements: Height: 8 1/8” Cup: 5 1/4” Capacity: 24 Oz. Paten: 6 3/4” dia. AS 197-2 Open Ciboria AS 197-1 5” Ht. - 6 1/4” Cup 350 Hosts. Ciboria Silver Plated, goldlined 9” Ht. - 5 5/8” Cup - 300 Hosts. $ 2,995 Silver Plated, goldlined $ 3,995 AS 197 Inner Cup Sterling Silver, g/l Inner Cup Sterling Silver, g/l $ 4,595 Chalice & 6 1/4” $ 3,395 All Sterling Silver $ 6,995 scale paten with ring All Sterling Silver $ 4,995 Romanic chalice featuring the Twelve Apostles and their Latin names around the cup. The base featuring the symbols 2378 of the Four Evangelists. 7” Ht. - 4 15/16” Cup - 14 Oz. “The Romanesque” Silver Plated Chalice & 6 1/4” Scale Paten $ 3,495 With Ring Inner Cup Sterling Silver A Romanesque representation of the Twelve Apostles. $ 3,995 7 7/8” Ht. - 4 3/8” Cup - 18 Oz. All Sterling Silver Brass Silver Plated, Gold lined $ 2,795 $ 5,995 Inner Cup Sterling Silver $ 3,495 2230 “The Tassilo” 2740 Chalice and Paten Chalice Exquisite version of the Tassilo chalice, Simplified version of the Ardagh chalice. finished in two tone (gold and silver) Ciborium & Open Ciborium also available.
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