A LARGE SILVER KIDDUSH CUP. Germany, 20th century, On a

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

With an inscription of Friday night kiddush Apparently designed for synagogue use. Rare and interesting item! Height: 8.5 cm Upper diameter: 9 cm Lower diameter: 6.5 cm

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

SILVER: Large Kiddush cup, Portugal, 20th C., baluster form cup with engraved crown and lions, Hebrew characters on reverse, gold wash to interior, pedestal foot with raised grape vine motif, small ha

141. THREE LARGE SILVER KIDDUSH CUPS. Russia, 19th and 20th centuries. Two beakers and one goblet. 2.8", 3.2" and 3.4".

Germany, 20th century. On a small base chased with flowers. Wide stem decorated with floral design. Upper portion matching with Hebrew engraving with the biblical commandment to remember the Sabbath.5

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

82. A GROUP OF FIVE SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLETS AND TWO BECHER TRAYS. Various countries, 20th century. Including a large israeli cup, three American goblets and one German goblet. Total weight 17.6 troy ou

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.

A STERLING SILVER KIDDUSH CUP. American, 20th century. In German form. Chased with teardrop shaped embellishments. Engraved along the upper rim with declaration to remember the sabbath. 3.5" tall.

A PAIR OF SILVER WEDDING CUPS. Germany, 20th century. Decorated with grapevine motifs and a central reflective cartouche. Upper rim is engraved with excerpts from the wedding blessings. Marked 800. 6.

113. A GROUP OF FOUR SILVER KIDDUSH CUPS. Europe, 20th century . Each engraved with typical period design and each with a Hebrew inscription.. 6.1 troy ounces.

137. TWO STERLING SILVER KIDDUSH CUPS. London, 20th century. Traditional form. 4" and 4.3" tall.

TWO STERLING SILVER KIDDUSH CUPS. American, 20th century. The first 5.6” tall, the second 4”.

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

TWO LARGE 835 SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLETS. Continental, 20th century. Each embossed with grapevine leaf designs with a central cartouche of Borei Pri Hagafen and two lions flanking the center. 7" tall each

A Sterling Silver Kiddush Cup, Prob. England, Early 20th Century.Embossed with vines and centered with a cartouche engraved with "He who creates the fruit of the vine" flanked by two rampant lions. Fu

A SILVER BARREL SHAPED DOUBLE CUP. Germany, 20th century. Chased with barrel designs and grape vines. Each bottom is retrofitted with Jewish wedding related medal. 4.8” tall.

A LARGE SILVER ENGRAVED GOBLET. Germany, early 20th century. With later Hebrew inscription. 13” tall.

Set of Six Silver Tots Cups on Tray, Germany, Early 20th Century. Gilt interior. Marked (835). Height: 4cm. Tray: 20x14cm. 177gr. Mino

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.

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.

Judaica late 19th / early 20th century Russian silver Kiddush cup with city and floral motif, engraved with name "Mordechai" in Hebrew, marked with "84" and left facing Kokoshnik mark, Kiev mark, "2"