#2271 "St. Remy" Ciborium | Holds 250 hosts | Sterling Silver & 24K Gold Plated

Marsoni

M251S

$6597.48

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#2271 "St. Remy" Ciborium | Holds 250 hosts | Sterling Silver & 24K Gold PlatedModeled after the famous St. Remy chalice, housed in the Cathedral of Reims (France). Fully handcrafted construction including set precious stones & fire enamel work. Total Height: 9 1 2" Volume: 250 hosts Diameter: 5 1 8" Cup Sterling Silver with 24K Gold plating Also available in the same finish, but partially handmade From the St. Remy Collection #2270 Chalice #754 Cruet Set #2919 Intinction Set #7290 Monstrance #4118 Tabernacle Handmade in Spain

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Great fit, and lot more more robust in build than the OEM filter it replaces. I've replaced the factory cabin air filters in at least 3 vehicles with these, when the time came to replace. Side note: This one went into a 2020 Lincoln Aviator and --consistent with my experience with previous Lincoln models -- the retaining tabs on the filter housing door snapped off when I was trying to remove it. Nothing to do with the K&N filter, but I just don't understand why Lincoln can't design a better housing door mechanism.

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Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2025