Image of Gallery in South Kensington
On display at V&A South Kensington
Silver, Room 69, The Whiteley Galleries

Paten

1662 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Upper side engraved with cross patty near the edge and with Lamb sitting on the Book. On the reverese is a plaque representing the resurrection.


Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Silver-gilt
Brief description
Church plate, Continental
Physical description
Upper side engraved with cross patty near the edge and with Lamb sitting on the Book. On the reverese is a plaque representing the resurrection.
Dimensions
  • Diameter: 15.50cm
  • Height: 0.50cm
Marks and inscriptions
VA monogram, town mark for Liege for 1662. Town mark for Liege is a double eagle over date 1662, double V control mark , HB or IB makers mark, 19th c. control mark V on a shield under a crown.
Gallery label
Silver Gallery: These two patens - on which the consecrated host (bread) would be placed during the Christian mass - feature the same design yet they were made about 50 years apart in different cities. Patterns or moulds for goldsmiths were continually reused and this version of the Resurrection of Christ was evidently a popular model.(26/11/2002)
Credit line
Given by Dr W.L. Hildburgh
Object history
Acquisition RF: 52/973
Dr WL Hildburgh FSA Gift


The same plaque pattern can be found on a paten bearing the Paris mark for 1681. Sent by Capt. Huddleston. See M. Colman of Liege , 1963.
Production
Maker unidentified
Collection
Accession number
M.37-1952

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Record createdFebruary 9, 2004
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