Pewter Chalice with engraved decorations. Second half 18th century. German or Austrian. In the pewter chalice the following text is engraved in gothic letters: Agnus Dei qui tollis peccata mundi. Meaning: See the Lamb of God that bears the sins of the world. On one side of the chalice a engraved depiction of the crucified Christ on the other side the abbreviation: IHS wich means Jesus Hominem Salvator = Jezus the Redemptor of mankind. The chalice is also adorned with engravings of floral motives and leaves. Dimensions: 27 x 13 x 13 cm. Registered shipping.