Amédée CATELAND (1879-1938) Goldsmith, Lyon - Lot 77

Amédée CATELAND (1879-1938) Goldsmith, Lyon Superb silver and vermeil chalice and paten (Minerve hallmark) decorated in relief with ears of wheat for the chalice and stylized vine branches for the paten. Art Deco period circa 1925 1930 In its original box marked with the maker's name Master goldsmith's hallmark Total weight: 894.4 gr. Note: Amédée Cateland (1876-1938) was an architect and silversmith renowned for his influence on religious goldsmithing in Lyon. In 1933, he created the reliquary of Saint Bernadette, currently on display at the Musée-trésor de Notre-Dame-de-l'Abbaye in Carcassonne. The goldsmith blends Art Deco and sacred art in many of his pieces, which can be seen at the Gadagne Museums in Lyon.