Catalogue code 2009.40 • Printed in Belg ium - Slabbinck

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Back into time ...
1903 Founder Hendrik Slabbinck
started working in his parents’
attic. First order received from
Luxembourg for a processional
banner.
1919 After World War I contacts are
made in Germany, Austria, Italy,
USA and Canada.
1923 First catalogue in black and white
is offered.
1924 Second Generation, Maurice
Slabbinck joins the company as an
apprentice.
1940-44 Second World War.
Unique
“needle-painted”
embroideries were
made.
1961 Marc Slabbinck, third
generation joins the
company.
1963 Dirk Slabbinck, brother
of Marc, joins the
company.
1965 Death of Hendrik
Slabbinck.
1974 Move to new premises
in the “Lieven
Bauwensstraat”.
1984 Expansion of premises.
Death of Maurice
Slabbinck.
1993 Mathias Slabbinck,
fourth generation joins
the company.
1998 Mirabel and Viktor Slabbinck,
more of the fourth generation,
join the company.
2000 Major expansion to enlarge the
workshop and expand stock.
2008 Our 105th anniversary.
Illustrated on the back cover.
Classical chalice, 19 th century finish.
With cup in solid silver (925‰).
9119 Chalice, ht. 19,5 cm, node with
engraved designs;
hand-hammered cup € 1.690,00
9117 Paten (B), in solid silver,
partly gold-plated € 795,00
Censer, with single chain, dia. 12 cm,
ht. 17 cm (including cross); with inner cup.
Hendrik
Slabbinck,
painted by his
well-known son,
Rik Slabbinck.
This portrait
hangs
in our
showroom.
Chain with elegant hand-made links.
2614 Censer, boat and spoon
in brass € 298,00
2615 As 2614, nickel-plated
(not illustrated) € 328,00
Inside banner “Year For Priests”.
On June 19, 2009, Benedict XVI proclaimed
a “Year for Priests”.
Matching inside banners see p. 50 and 51.
300 x 100 cm, printed on Raytex DM, 100%
man-made fibres.
7139 Year for Priests € 79,00
7134 Last Supper € 79,00