A RARE AND IMPORTANT COVERED SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLET.

An Important Silver Kiddush Goblet, by Johann Christoph Honing, Augsburg, Germany, 1763 Finely engraved with vine motifs and with original Hebrew inscription: "Remember the sabbath day, to keep it hol

RARE RUSSIAN SILVER ENAMEL TRAY W TWO GOBLETS Rare & Important Three piece Russian silver enameled Goblets and tray set. Each has a multicolored floral scrolled design throughout with rising phoenix a

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

Russia, 1847. Goblet and cover, donated for the burial society.Height 7.5"

An important and rare silverplate reticulated centerpiece bowl and cover attributed to Graff, Washbourne, & Dunn, New York, c. 1870; the pierced trelliswork body decorated with applied strawberry plan

Monumental Laotian Silver Incense Burner c.1880. Important rare melon form repousse covered vessel likely for royal incense burning. Palace size, scarce. An exquisite Laotian Sterling silver incense b

A GIANT COVERED PINEAPPLE SHAPED KIDDUSH GOBLET. Nuremberg, 19th century. In 17th century style. On chased base with decorative silver shredding. 13” tall.

A MONUMENTAL SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLET. Vilna, 1880. On stylized base. With skirted stem and outwardly tapering upper portion. Engraved in period design. 7” tall.

A MONUMENTAL SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLET. Zhitomir, 1859. Hand engraved with floral design. The interior with original gilt. Marked. 7.9†tall

A LARGE AND RARE SILVER KIDDUSH CUP BY LAZARUS POSEN. Frankfurt-Au-Main, c. 1900 In the shape of a tulip. Gilded. On crimped base. 9.5" tall.

Stockholm 1712 Engraved with dedication to the Holy Congregation of Oldenzaal In 1748 there were 33 Jews in Oldenzaal and by 1776 there were 47 The largest number of Jews was 256 in 1899 The year 1765

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

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

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

Jewish Silver Kiddush goblet designed by George Weil (b. 1938), London, 1980. Top engraved in Hebrew, stem sculpted as a dove. Height: 14 cm. Weight: 510 grams. Hallmarked, maker's mark.

Sterling silver Jewish Kiddush goblet by Carmel Shabi, Israel, 1984. Stem shaped as half-circles. Height: 19 cm. Weight: 455 grams. Marked.

Sterling silver Kiddush goblet designed by Shuki Freiman, Jerusalem, 1990. Set with red stones, embossed and engraved with the view of the Western Wall, Rachel's tomb, Cave of the Patriarchs, plant mo

Modern style cone shaped base with the words "Shavu Banim Ligvulam" which translates to " the sons (of Israel) will return to their border (Israel) cut out in to the base. Stem has thre

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

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

-- PROPERTY OF ALAN DERSHOWITZ -- A SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLET. Poland, c. 1820. On round based engraved with flowing designs. The upper portion chased. With skirted stem. 4.7” tall.

Germany, circa 1880. Engraved in Hebrew “You shall remember the Shabbat Day.” Fully marked.Height 4.5”