Stemmed glass 925 silver niello fan medallion gilded — 165 ml

A bulbous silver bowl that opens wide at the top — wider than a flute, rounder than a coupé, on an elegant baluster stem with an ornate base. Large fan medallions in diamond cartouches sit on the bowl: stylized shell shapes with niello hand-engraving and gold accents that make each medallion glow. Delicate tendrils and geometric bands flow in between. 165 ml capacity, approx. 185 g, completely gold-plated inside — a wine goblet for wine that deserves a special setting.

The fan medallion — ornamentation that demands space

The medallions on this chalice are not fine lines — they are large, self-assured forms that spread across the entire bowl. Each shell-fan cartouche occupies almost a third of the bowl's width and is framed by niello scrollwork. The gold fields behind the fans give the motif a warmth that the cooler pure silver lacks — here, three materials work together: polished silver as the base, niello black as the drawing, and fine gold as an accent.

The theme is repeated on the foot in a smaller variation: niello bands and small cartouches frame the gold foot ring. From top to bottom, the chalice reads as a single unit — not as a bowl on a stem, but as a fully designed piece.

165 ml in a shape that invites lingering

The wide, bulbous bowl shape opens wide upwards — the wine has room to breathe, and the aromas rise directly to the nose. With a diameter of 78 mm and a height of 139 mm, this chalice is more compact than slender flutes, but more generous than small cognac glasses. 165 ml is suitable for a conscious sip of wine, a liqueur, or a dessert wine.

Approx. 185 g of silver in hand — with handmade sterling silver, the weight can vary slightly, as each piece is individually hammered and engraved. These slight deviations are not a flaw, but a sign that no machine is at work here, but a silversmith.

Occasions and gift ideas

Anniversary: For a 25th, 50th, or company anniversary — a chalice that stands on the table at the celebratory dinner and then moves into the display cabinet.

Milestone Birthday: Together with a good bottle of wine — the wine is drunk, the chalice remains. More on this: Gift for a 60th Birthday.

Wedding: Can be ordered as a pair upon request — two chalices, two engravings, one shared toast. The bulbous shape distinguishes this model from the slender champagne flutes.

Collectors: In combination with the other chalice shapes — Lotus (175 ml), Grape (210 ml), Floral (230 ml) — the collection grows form by form.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does the weight vary in silver products?
Each piece is handcrafted — the shaping of the silver, the wall thickness, and the engraving depth are never exactly identical. For a piece weighing approx. 185 g, deviations of ±5 g are normal and a mark of quality in genuine craftsmanship.

Which drinks are suitable for this chalice?
165 ml is ideal for red wine, white wine, liqueur, or dessert wine. The internal gold plating protects against acid and does not impart any flavor.

Is engraving possible?
Upon request — on the foot or on the polished surface between the medallions.