MIKHAIL CHEMIAKIN STERLING SILVER GOBLET, C. 2000

A very fine sterling silver goblet designed by Mikhail Chemiakin, Russian, born 1943. The goblet is formed as a Petrushka figure holding a miniature goblet, raised on a gadrooned base. Features a gilt

Simmons & Paye American sterling silver goblets, circa 1900. Twisted fluted sides. Bases with hallmark "S" within a heart, marked Silver. Tests for 925 silver or higher Weight Approx., 41.09 ozt Measu

Four (4) Sterling Silver Goblets c. 1921 by Towle. No monograms. Retailed by Bailey, Banks & Biddle, Philadelphia. Each 3"x6 3/4". Approximate Silver Weight 802 grams. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston

Four (4) Sterling Silver Goblets c. 1921 by Towle. No monograms. Retailed by Bailey, Banks & Biddle, Philadelphia. Each 3"x6 3/4". Approximate Silver Weight 802 grams. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston

Four (4) Sterling Silver Goblets c. 1921 by Towle. No monograms. Retailed by Bailey, Banks & Biddle, Philadelphia. Each 3"x6 3/4". Approximate Silver Weight 802 grams. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston

A LARGE STERLING SILVER GOBLET. Jerusalem, c. 1990. Hand decorated with applied wirework and stones. 9.5” tall.

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

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.

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

TWO MASSIVE STERLING SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLETS. Israel, c. 1990. One decorated with applied stones and one chased with crossing designs. 9” and 13”.

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 GOBLET BY WHITING. American, c. 1920. On round base with fancy upper border. Marked. 7" tall. Estimate

A STERLING SILVER DREIDEL. Probably Israel, c. 2000. Cut out with Hebrew words for “A GREAT MIRACLE HAPPENED THERE” 2.7” tall.

Barse sterling silver millennium cross pendant, c.2000, on a silver-tone metal chain, magnetic clasp, pendant: approx 2 7/8"l, 2.5"w, chain: approx 24"l, 135.7 grams total(inclusive of all materials)

(lot of 12) Sterling silver place card holders, c.2000, each modeled as a coronet/ crown, bearing two sets of hallmarks, Greggio Rino, Padova, Italy, Victoria Silverware Ltd, Birmingham, England, appr

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 STERLING SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLET BY STANETSKY. Israel, c. 1980. On a round base with hand cut glass decorations on the upper portion. Marked. 7.1" tall.

A 19th C English sterling silver goblet or trophy with repousse decoration, including panels of figural and floral decoration. One panel featuring an engraved presentation of Hugh Eayes Memorial Cup.

A STERLING SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLET BY ZADOK. Jerusalem, c. 1980. On round based decorated with applied wirework. The upper portion decorated with acid etching and applied beads. 5.4Ó tall.

(pair) American sterling silver water goblets, Tiffany & Company Makers, c.1907-1947, directorship of John C. Moore II, model number 20169 7504, tapered bowl, on baluster stem, circular foot, approx 5

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.

A Set of Eight Julius Randahl for C.D. Peacock Sterling Silver Goblets. Hand hammered sterling silver goblets are marked with Peacock and Randahl markings along with shape number 713 Height: 4.75" Wt

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��

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