A LARGE STERLING SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLET BY LUDWIG

A LARGE STERLING SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLET BY THE BEZALEL SCHOOL. Jerusalem, 20th century. On a round base decorated with applied wire work and filigree application. Upper portion is decorated with applie

5. A LARGE STERLING SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLET IN RHIZIN STYLE. Israel, c. 1950. On a three leaf base with leafy stem that attaches to a large upper portion. Engraved with applicable designs. Marked 84 and

A LARGE STERLING SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLET BY NADAV. Israel, c. 1990. On round base with tree body shaped stem fitted with hanging amethyst grapes. Signed. 6.1" tall.

A LARGE STERLING SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLET BY ZADOK. Israel, 1960’s. On round base with acid etched design and three Eilat stones. Marked. 5.7” tall.

Probably Italy or Portugal, c. 1980. On a round beaded base with a long stem and baroque upper portion. 6.9" tall, 200 grams.

221. A LARGE STERLING SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLET. American, c. 1910. Engraved with presentation inscription: PRES. BY CONGREGATION ATERES ZWIE TO BR. EX-PRESIDENT H. GOTTLIEB". 6" tall.

A LARGE STERLING SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLET. American, c. 1924. Engraved on base in Yiddish with presentation inscription. 7” tall.

A LARGE STERLING SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLET. Russian, c. 1890. Engraved on base in Hebrew presentation inscription between brothers. 5.7” tall.

A LARGE STERLING SILVER GOBLET BY LUDWIG WOLPERT. New York, c. 1970. In modernist form. With applied cut out letters “THE NATION THAT SANCTIFIES THE SEVENTH (DAY). Marked Wolpert and sterling. 7.9��

A VERY LARGE STERLING SILVER GOBLET BY LUDWIG WOLPERT IN THE ORIGINAL PRESENTATION BOX. Portugal, 1972. Modern form. Marked on bottom: “THE JUDAIC HERITAGE SOCIETY CREATED BY L WOLPERT STERLING 925

Israel, modern In the style of Carmel Shabi Hand hammered by Bier the upper portion. 6.7" tall (cup) and 5.2" wide (plate).

Large Sterling Silver Kiddush Cup Goblet, Judaica. Grape clusters and vine leaves ornaments. Filigree decorations to base, stem and rim. Marked. Gilt interior. Height: 16.5cm. 155gr.

A STERLING SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLET American, c. 1900. On round base. Large upper portion engraved with floral design, a Jewish star and an empty cartouche. 5.5" tall.

Large Ludwig Wolpert Judaic Sterling Silver Kiddush Cup, having pierced letters across bottom and borei pri hagafen spelled out in marked sterling. height 9 inches, 9.9 troy ounces.

Two Ludwig Wolpert Judaica Sterling Silver Kiddush Cups, small cup with applied letters on foot along with a goblet with tapered stem pierced letters, both marked sterling silver Wolpert. small cup he

Portugal, 1972 Modern Marked on bottom: “THE JUDAIC HERITAGE SOCIETY CREATED BY L WOLPERT STERLING 925 PORTUGAL 5, EYAR 1972, NUMBER 67” 75” tall

Two Russian and one American. The first, a Russian beaker (2.7" tall), the second a large Russian goblet (5.5" tall) and the third a heavy sterling silver goblet (5.9" tall). Total weight 305 grams.

A LARGE STERLING SILVER KIDDUSH CUP BY HENRY PETZAL (Berlin, 1906 - New Jersey, 2002). On a round base with inverted conical lower portion. Upper portion outwardly tapering with gilded interior. Hand

Modern classic kiddush goblet created by Wolpert for the Judaic Heritage Society in 1973-4. Signed, Numbered 92. 18.6 cm tall

A LARGE STERLING SILVER KIDDUSH BEAKER BY YAAKOV YEMINI. Jerusalem, c. 1985. Hand hammered. With an applied plaque of the Old City of Jerusalem. Gilded interior. Signed: Yaakov Yemini, Jerusalem, ster

A LARGE SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLET. Vilna, c. 1865. On a stylized circular base with baluster shaped stem a skirted support. Upper portion is engraved with flowing floral bright cut designs. Marked. 6.6" t

A LARGE SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLET. Germany, early 20th century. On a round base with tear drop chased designs. Twisted stem connects to the lower portion. Upper rim engraved with spurious Hebrew inscripti

A LARGE SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLET. Poland, c. 1830. On eight sided base with skirted stem and large upper portion. Marked 12 and maker’s mark of SN. Sold in Sotheby’s New York, 1980. 5.1&#8221

A LARGE SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLET BY ANTON REIDEL. Warsaw 1874. On square base with skirted stem. Large upper portion engraved with initials Daled and Beis. Verso inscribed with Hebrew dedication inscript