Az érkeserűi úrasztali kehely nyomában
In the footsteps of the Lord's Supper of Érkéserű

Summary/Abstract: The communion cup of the Reformed parish of Érkeserű was originally a plate, which was melted down at the beginning of the 19th century and made into a chalice. Its history, which can be traced back to the last third of the 16th century, is closely linked to the history of the parish and the local landowning families, especially the Suselith-Horváth family. This study corrects and supplements earlier literature by using archival sources and source publications. It shows who were the original owners of the silver chalice, how it came to the later donor and the social background of the donation. It describes the relationship of the family members concerned to the Reformed Church.

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