Hi, I found clusters of amber=yellow discoid ascomata which are closed as a small bowl shaped strycture when young. Young specimens in particular had a coating of hyaline hairs, 1- (seldom 2-) septate with a bulbous, rooting base cell (or up to 3). The septum is usally close to the base.

Asci J-ve, 190 - 230 x 12.5 - 13.9 µm
Ascospores, Broadly elliptic with a lateral crater-like depression at one side(artifact?), smooth or finely rugulose showing as cloudy surface at higher magnifications, 12.9 - 18 x 7.21 - 10.8 µm
(Average: 14.6 x 8.4 µm; Q: x1.42 - 2 µm (average x1.7), aseptate. 

Excipulum one layer (I think, kindly confirm) of textura globulosa, 20-40um wide.  

Interestingly there was a strange reaction with Melzer reagent. Shortly after applying the reagent, the hymenium became layered, where the uppermost part attained a yellow colour, followed by an unstained (or even faint blue) layer occupying about the upper third of the hymenium (or asci) and a reddish brown, more or less dextrinoid lower half of the hymenium and subhymenium. Exipulum remained unstained.

This cup fungus reminded my of Cheilymenia esp. its bulboid hairs, but I wish your advice. Specimens in fridge if you request further tests or observations.