A SILVER KIDDUSH CUP. Germany, c.1900. Cast, with

A SILVER KIDDUSH CUP. Germany, early 20th century. The round base decorated with C scrolls encapsulating a bunch of grapes. Upper portion decorated with matching design. Engraved with biblical command

Judaica. Art nouveau. Stamped. Numbered and hallmarked Height: 8 cm Diameter: 6 cm

A SILVER KIDDUSH CUP. Germany, c.1890. On a round crimped base with a knobbed stem that connects to a six sided upper portion that is engraved with the biblical commandment to honor the Sabbath.4.8&rd

A LARGE SILVER KIDDUSH CUP. Germany - Israel, 1943. Beaker form. Engraved with a dedication to Commander Aharonig and his wife by eleven of his disciples on Shavuot of 1943. 3.7" tall.

Silver Kiddush Cup Beaker, Germany, Circa 1900, Judaica. The cup is engraved with the Hebrew phrase - Lechvod Shabbat Kodesh (For Holy Shabbat) surrounded by garland and ribbon. Gilt interior. Marked

Silver Kiddush Cup Goblet, Germany, Circa 1900, Judaica. 18th century style, the top rim with the Hebrew phrase - Remember the Holy Sabbath. Marked. Height: 13cm. 131gr.

125. A SILVER KIDDUSH BEAKER.Germany, c.1900. Engraved with bright cut engine turned designs. 2.5" tall.

Jewish Kiddush 800 silver cup, Germany, 19th century. Decorated with reliefs of floral motifs and Hebrew inscriptions. Height: 8.5 cm. Weight: 77 grams. Hallmarked.

Large and elaborate silver wedding wager cup, 19th c., Germany, cast and repousse decorated sterling, representing a king carrying a seashell cup overhead, the shell swivels making for a drinking game

Sterling silver Kiddush cup, with gilt-washed bowl, cast grape clusters, edge of foot stamped sterling, approx 7"h, 2.75"diam, 4.85ozt Start Price: $80.00

A congregation sized Kiddush cup, cast in sterling silver, with a vibrant gilt interior. The exterior in deep reppouse with elaborate scrolls , shells and various patterns with hand chased details, th

Kiddush Cup. Hall-marked silver, moon crown 800. Germany, 19th Century. Height 10 cm. Radius 7 cm. Smooth Cup. In its center is a decorative engraving with the inscription: N' Yosef son of Hensi from

Germany, 19th century. On three balled feet. Outwardly tapering in design. Chased with a floral upper border. 4.3" tall.

VINTAGE SANDRA KRAVITZ FOR ROSENTHAL CASED SET OF FOUR TREE OF LIFE KIDDUSH CUPS AND A TRAY Germany, Second Half of the 20th Century Brass and brushed nickel cups, heights 3.5”, and a silver plated

Plantation and floral wreath design embellished around the dedication at the front of the kiddush goblet. Engraving at front of the Kiddush Cup is Translated to : "This is a Gift From the Chi

An exceptional silver Kiddush cup by Friedlander, Dusseldorf, c.1910. On an eight sided base. Chased with a verse from Sabbath Kiddush. Upper portion is hand hammered. Height: 12 cm. Marked B. Friedla

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

Late 19th century Jewish 12 silver Kiddush cup. Engraved with lions, an eagle and a Hebrew date (1878). Height: 8.5 cm. Weight: 120 grams. Marked. Minute flaw to base.

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

Rare Judaica Signed Bezalel Sterling Silver Kiddush Cup with Malachite Stone Insets. Marked on Bottom in Hebrew "Bezalel Jerusalem". Condition: Generally Very Good. Very Minor Dent Due to Age. Dimensi

An .800 Silver Kiddush Cup. Engraved with flower swags and Hebrew lettering. Goldwash interior. Together with a sterling silver kiddush cup and two metal kiddush cups .800 silver cup height: 6.5" Wt:

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.

Robert and William Wilson, Philadelphia, active c.1825-1846. Goblet-form, on a domed foot, with trailing floral garland, inscribed "Presented to Simon Jacoby Esq. by the Congregation House of Israel a

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