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Chalice, Ruabon parish church plate
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Wrexham County Borough Museum
Regent Street
Wrexham LL11 1RB
United Kingdom

T: 01978 297 460
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Chalice, Ruabon parish church plate

One of the cups bears the inscription:

Originally the gift of Gryffith Matthewes, Citizen and Vintener of London, sonne to Edward ap Edward ap Madoge of the Parish of Ruabon 1616 Remade Anno Dom 1776 Sr Watkin Williams Wynn Bart.

Did you know?
These cups are still in regular use at Ruabon, the church for which they were made.
Two matching silver communion cups, of goblet form, one bearing an inscription. Each is decorated with leaves, the IHS emblem and beading around a circular base. The stem is thin and elegant with a decorative knob, a vestige of pre-Reformation style.
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Where is it located?
Gallery 3
Where it was made?
London
When it was made?
1776
How it was made?
Re-made from earlier church plate
What it was made from?
silver
Subjects:
religious education
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