AN IRISH SILVER GILT LARGE CHALICE, bearing marks for Dublin, 1734, maker's mark of Erasmus Cope, chased later, on raised circular base and spreading stem chased with stylized leaves and matted palmettes with compressed circular knop between, the tapering cylindrical bowl later chased with galloping satry abducting a terrified maiden much to the distress of her bow wielding male companion in waterscape and cliffs, the front with scroll enclosed shield shaped cartouch enhanced by cattails--11½in. (29.2cm.) high, 21oz.