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Revision as of 07:11, 10 May 2026

Church Chalices
Artifact ID 04_14_MedievalChurchChalices
Rarity Uncommon
Era Medieval
Native to York (England)
Toughness 195.0
Sale value 162
Materials silver, gold

Church Chalices — uncommon Medieval artifact.

Silver or silver-gilt communion cups used for the Eucharistic wine in medieval churches, often featuring engraved, enameled, or jeweled decoration on the stem and foot.

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