Vilnius, early 18th c. (until 1731)

A commemorative inscription is engraved on the base of the chalice. It is unclear to which monastery – Vilnius, Brest or yet another – the Augustinian, Rokas Gonsovskis, named in the inscription had dedicated it to, but there is some information regarding him being elected the Provincial Superior of the Polish Province from 1734–1737, and taking control of it again from 1739–1740, when his successor unexpectedly died. The base of the chalice has an engraving of an angel holding the emblem of the Augustinians: an arrow-stricken flaming heart on a book.