A PAIR OF EARLY BEZALEL KIDDUSH GOBLETS

Jerusalem, c.1917. Each on a round base decorated with wire work. Upper portion is decorated with the same and Jewish stars. Engraved on base in Hebrew with period dedication from Moshe and Dina Silbe

Silver wire work with etching, decorated with grapes and leaf motifs.Semi precious purple and yellow stones encased beautifully around the goblet cup and base. Etched in to the base is Bezalel Jerusal

A PAIR OF SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLETS. Vilna, c. 1866. Each on a stylized circular base with baluster shaped stem a skirted support. Upper portion is engraved with flowing and floral bright cut designs. Ma

Russia, 19th century. Each on a round base and engraved with art nouveau floral designs. 4.7" tall each.

A PAIR OF SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLETS. Vienna, 19th century. On round base with acanthus leaf design. 4.2Ó tall.

Jewish Sterling Silver Kiddush Cup, Bezalel, 1950's. Etched decorations of Hebrew blessings, filigree work and set with Eilat stones. Height: 16 cm, weight: 143 grams. Hallmarked "Bezalel Yerushalem"

Jewish Sterling Silver Kiddush Cup, Bezalel, 1950's. Decorated with filigree and set with Eilat stones. Height: 11 cm, weight: 73 grams. Hallmarked "Bezalel Jerusalem" and "925".

A PAIR OF STERLING SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLETS BY BIER. Jerusalem, c. 1980. On round based with lattice work stems and hand hammered upper portions. 5.5” tall.

marked Israel 925 "Stanetzrt" Has red and blue "glass embellishment

233. A PAIR OF STERLING SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLETS. American, 20th century. On a round base in a traditional form. 5.5" tall.

Stainless steel, nickelplate goblets in botanical form. Distinctly signed Michael Aram. Includes care instructions. Dimensions: H 6.5" x Dia 3" Condition: Very light handling use, including minor mark

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 SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLET. Germany, Early 20th century. On round decorated base with knobbed stem and matching decorative upper portion Engraved with Biblical commandment to Remember the Sabbath. Signed

236. A GROUP OF 13 SOLID SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLETS. Vienna, Early 20th century. 11 of thin stem and 2 of thick stems. 4" and 3" respectively.

Bezalel style silver Jewish Kiddush goblet by Zadok, 1960's. Filigree applications and set with gemstones. Height: 14.5 cm. Weight: 100 grams. Hallmarked. Minute flaws (dents).

Bezalel style silver Jewish Kiddush goblet by Zadok, 1960's. Filigree applications and set with gemstones. Height: 14.5 cm. Weight: 103 grams. Hallmarked. Minor flaws.

Bezalel style silver Jewish Kiddush goblet by Zadok, 1960's. Filigree applications and set with gemstones. Height: 14.5 cm. Weight: 101 grams. Hallmarked. Minute flaws (dents).

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

Pair of French Crystal Octagonal Paneled Goblets, early 19th c., with gilt decoration, one with an applied oval porcelain medallion of Jesus, the other with Mary, on socle supports on octagonal bases,

Very Rare and highly sought after Early American Judaica, not usually found outside of museums and institution collections. This American silver kiddush goblet, not hallmarked. Inscribed " A token of

A LARGE SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLET. Poland, c. 1820. On square base with skirted stem and chased body. Marked with early 12 mark. 5.3Ó tall.

2 14k gold hand chased footed goblets/ Kiddush cups graduated sizes with one measuring 6 and ¼ inches in height and the other measuring 5 and 1/8 inches in height. The pair weighs 10.16 troy ounces o

A pair of Russian goblets marked 84 and sterling to foot and a kiddush cup of unknown origin marked sterling to underside. Goblets measures 4 1/8" (10.5cm) height. Total weight 5ozt (156g).

Pair of goblets, apparently used for Kiddush, angraved and decorated with niello work. Silver. Stamped. Apparently, Russia, circa the 19th century. Height: approximately 11 cm. Approximately 145 grams