Sacred vessels and church metalwork, from a single chalice to coordinated altar pieces. Explore a range of styles with guidance on the details that matter.
The catalogues show supplier ranges and existing store references. Some items may need to be ordered in. Printed prices and offers may be in overseas currencies or out of date; call Paul for current Australian pricing, availability and delivery times.
Molina of Spain is a central part of our metalware range. Materials and finishes vary by model, including brass, stainless steel, silver plate and gold plate. Bring the reference number of a piece you like, or tell us about existing vessels you would like to complement. We will help clarify dimensions, finish and current supply.
Before you visit
Questions about chalices & church metalware
Browse the catalogue references, then talk through your choice with us in Ashfield.
What church vessels are included in the catalogues?
Browse chalices, ciboria, patens, monstrances, tabernacles, cruets, thuribles and portable Mass kits. Molina is represented across the range, including coordinating vessels and both ornate and simpler designs.
Does a gold or silver finish mean solid gold or silver?
No. The base metal and surface finish are separate specifications. Molina commonly uses brass and copper, with plated finishes among the options. Ask about the exact material, finish and care requirements of the model you are considering.
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Read about their origins and materials, and browse the catalogues by brand.
