From Ellon Kirk, Aberdeenshire
 000-100-102-919-C © National Museums Scotland |
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Communion cup
This silver communion cup from Ellon Kirk in Aberdeenshire was made in 1642 by Walter Melville, a goldsmith in Aberdeen. Given to the church in 1642 by John Middleton, burgess of Aberdeen, the cup is a copy of one made in Amsterdam.
The beaker-shaped cup is engraved with birds and foliage.
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000-100-102-919-C |
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National Museums Scotland |
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0098: National Museums Scotland
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National Museums Scotland Q.L.1960.29 |
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1642 17th century
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180 mm H x 110 mm Dia x 80 mm Dia (Base)
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Beaker, communion
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Who: |
Walter Melville, Aberdeen (Maker)
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Where: |
Scotland, Aberdeenshire, Aberdeen
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Description: |
Silver communion beaker presented to Ellon Kirk, Aberdeenshire, by John Middleton, burgess of Aberdeen, by Walter Melville, Aberdeen, 1642
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- "Renaissance Decorative Arts in Scotland, 1480 - 1650" catalogue.
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