File:Kalk från Borgå domkyrka, omkring år 1900.jpg

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Description Chalice (Cup) anno 1250 from Borgå Cathedral (Porvoo Cathedral)in Finland. The swedish text on page 175 give details about the chalice: "Dyrbarast af här (Borgå domkyrka) förvarade föremål, så väl till penninge- som konstvärde, är en förgylld nattvardskalk, utförd i drifvet silfver och smyckad med ett utsökt fint filigrans- och ciseleringsarbete. Kalken är antagligen ett krigsbyte och anses förfärdigad af silfversmeden Sigfridus vid nedre Rhen omkring 1250."
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Source O. M. Reuter, ”Finland i ord och bild” (Stockholm 1901), p. 174.
Author Sigfridus.

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