24k Gold Plated Bishop's Oil Stock with Walnut Handle, Engraved SC, 12" | Koley's Inc.

A 24k Gold Plated Bishop's Oil Stock for the Anointing with Sacred Chrism

The 24k Gold Plated Bishop's Oil Stock by Koley's Inc. is a beautifully crafted liturgical instrument designed for a bishop's use in administering the holy oil of Sacred Chrism. Measuring 12" in overall length with a warm walnut wood handle, this oil stock features a shallow round container (2-3/4" outside diameter x 3/4" deep) with a threaded cover engraved "SC" for Sanctum Chrisma, the Latin designation for Sacred Chrism. The entire piece is 24k gold plated, giving it a luminous, ceremonial finish befitting its sacred purpose.

The oil stock is mounted on a round gold plated tray that catches any excess oil during use, and the walnut handle provides a comfortable, dignified grip for the bishop during the anointing rite. The threaded cover with its decorative finial keeps the oil secure between uses. This is a purpose-built instrument for episcopal liturgical ministry.

Why You'll Love It

• 24k gold plating gives this oil stock a luminous, ceremonial finish suited to the most sacred episcopal rites
• Threaded cover engraved "SC" (Sanctum Chrisma) clearly identifies the oil stock's liturgical purpose
• Walnut wood handle provides a warm, comfortable grip during the anointing rite
• Round gold plated tray catches excess oil and provides a dignified presentation during use
• Shallow container (2-3/4" x 3/4" deep) is sized for practical episcopal use
• Crafted by Koley's Inc., a trusted name in quality liturgical goods and church furnishings

Product Details and Specifications

• SKU: K-68
• Vendor: Koley's Inc.
• Overall Length: 12"
• Container Outside Diameter: 2-3/4"
• Container Depth: 3/4"
• Cover: Threaded, engraved "SC" (Sanctum Chrisma)
• Handle: Walnut wood
• Finish: 24k gold plated
• Product Type: Bishop's Oil Stock
• Use: Carrying and administering Sacred Chrism during episcopal liturgical rites

Who This Makes a Good Gift For

• Bishops and archbishops who administer the sacraments of Confirmation and Holy Orders
• Dioceses and cathedral chapters outfitting a bishop with proper liturgical instruments
• Religious communities presenting a bishop or abbot with a meaningful ceremonial gift
• Parishes and institutions marking a significant episcopal occasion

Frequently Asked Questions

Question: What does "SC" stand for on the cover?
Answer: "SC" stands for Sanctum Chrisma, the Latin term for Sacred Chrism, the holy oil consecrated by a bishop and used in the sacraments of Confirmation, Holy Orders, and the dedication of churches and altars.

Question: What is a bishop's oil stock used for?
Answer: A bishop's oil stock is a liturgical vessel used to carry and administer Sacred Chrism during episcopal rites such as Confirmation and Holy Orders. The shallow container holds the oil, and the threaded cover keeps it secure between uses.

Question: What are the dimensions of the container?
Answer: The container has an outside diameter of 2-3/4" and a depth of 3/4". The overall length of the piece, including the walnut handle, is 12".

Question: What material is the handle made from?
Answer: The handle is made from walnut wood, which provides a warm, comfortable grip and a natural contrast to the 24k gold plated finish of the oil stock and tray.

Question: Who makes this oil stock?
Answer: This oil stock is made by Koley's Inc., a respected manufacturer of quality liturgical goods and church furnishings.

Question: How long does it take to receive this item?
Answer: This item is made to order. Please allow approximately 10-12 weeks for production and delivery.

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Reger's Church Supplies & Religious Gifts has served Catholic and Christian parishes, dioceses, religious communities, and families with care and expertise since 1921. From everyday liturgical supplies to the most significant ceremonial instruments, our broad catalog and knowledgeable team are here to help you find the right products for worship, ministry, and the sacred rites that define the life of the Church.