Victorian 1840 Sterling Silver Communion Chalice & Paten Hallmarked London

Early Victorian sterling silver Communion chalice goblet & pedestal paten tray, each with sunburst engraving with a cruciform, and the Christogram I H S taken from the latinised Greek Ι Η Σ, the first three letters of the Holy Name of Jesus Ι Η Σ Ο Υ Σ (I H S O U S). Hallmarks are very worn to the chalice, but somewhat clear to the paten, and consist of the lion passant mark for sterling silver, leopard head mark for London, London date letter E for 1840, makers mark C R G S for Charles Reily & George Storer, and the Victoria duty mark.