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Object Name: chalice and paten
Artist/Maker: Townsend, William
Classification: man-made artefact
Category: communication artefact
Sub-category: ceremonial artefact
Discipline: church history
material culture
Material: metal
gilt silver
gold plating
Technique: moulded ?
Accession Number: Noaccession17
Origin-Province: Leinster
Origin-Country: Ireland
Origin-Continent: Western Europe
Use-Province: Pre-Confederation Newfoundland
Use-Country: Canada
Dominion of Newfoundland
Culture: Irish
Cultural Context: religious ceremonial artefact
Earliest Production Date: 1768
Period: mid 18th century
Description: Presented to Bishop Fleming in 1827 by the Franciscan Convent in Wexford, Ireland.
Narrative: Presented to Bishop Fleming by the Franciscan Convent in Wexford, Ireland. This is has been engraved on the base of the chalice. Used during communion ceremonies.
History of Use: This chalice and paten were used during communion ceremonies by Bishop Fleming at the Basilica Cathedral in St. John's, and are believed to have also been used by successive Bishops at the Basilica Cathedral.
Height: 20.5
Outside Diameter: 11 (chalice); 14 (paten)
Unit-Linear: cm
Quantity: 1
Number of Components: 2
Component Part Names: chalice
paten
Subject/Image: religious artefact
ceremonial artefact
chalice and paten
Inscription: Presented to Bishop Fleming by the Franciscan Convent, Wexford, Ireland
Institution: Basilica Museum 
Institution City: St. John's
Institution Province: Newfoundland & Labrador

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