65. A SILVER AMULETIC KIDDUSH CUP. Afghanistan,

Kiddush cup decorated with the 12 tribes of Israel and the Jewish star. Inscribed in Hebrew with the names of each tribe, as well as with Zion, and for next year in Jerusalem. Engraved silver. The inn

Afghanistan, 19th century Possibly a large kiddush cup or Passover bowl Hand wrought and chased with Magen David and appropriate decoration 7" wide.

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

Unusual Judaica Sterling Silver Kiddush Cup, 19thc or Earlier. Hallmarked. Dimensions- H- 3 3/4". Dia. 2 3/4" Weight- 147.9g. 4.75ozt.

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

Israel, c.1979. Tubular in form. With a striated finish. With a matching underplate.4.3” tall. ...............

Israel, c.1985. Standard beaker style with six indentations along the lower half. 4” tall. ..

Includes a Russian sterling Kiddush cup; a smaller 19th century Russian silver Kiddush cup - stamped, "84" with a city stamp of Moscow, an unidentified maker's mark, and a assay masters mark

Rare Antique Silver Kiddush Cup, Vilna, 1885, Judaica. Engraved foliage ornaments, wavy base. Marked (upper rim and base) with Vilna city marks (under Russian Empire). Height: 18.5cm. 201gr.

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

Approx. 5" H. Approx. 168.9 grams, Approx. 5.4 ozt.

A STERLING SILVER KIDDUSH CUP BY DAVID GUMBEL. Jerusalem c. 1980. Hand hammered. With five lines across the midsection. Signed and marked. 3.1" tall.

19th Century engraved Eastern European Silver Kiddush Cup. Engraved throughout with birds, flora and initials within shield. Two Marks on underside (view photos). Approximate weight: 80.2 grams. Dimen

Henryk Wingard ( 1917 - 2008 Polish Russian )Judaica Artist Signed .999 Sterling Silver Kiddush Cup Figural Scene Decoration Stamped at the Bottom C W999 HW999 136.4 Grams 3.5" H x 2.75" D Poland Russ

Judaic Heritage Society 925 Sterling Silver Portugal Kiddush Cup. The Judaica Heritage Society. No. 201. Weight: 8.3 Troy Oz.

Judaica Important Historical Silver Kiddush Cup Dated 26 of November 1949. W/ The Following Inscription "To Remember From His Friends From Concentration Camp." w/ Names. "Antwerp". Also, Fully Hallmar