European Silver Church Goblet 510 gr

Mid-Century European Silver Church Goblet, 510 grams. Hallmark is present but not at all clear due to usage with time.H: 8 3/4 in Weight: 510 grams

.900 European silver goblet. 4.14 ozt. [6" H x 2 1/2" Diam.]. Cup slightly tilted.

Lovely Kiddush cup made of silver with interior gilding, decorated with an engraving in an organic pattern. Marked silver. Light bends which do not take away from its beauty. Excellent condition consi

ORAFO PROB. F. A. VELLINO a base troncoconica, piatto circolare con incisa arma araldica Vitelli; difetti Alt. cm 5,5, diam. cm 28; peso gr 510 AN ITALIAN ARMORIAL SILVER TAZZA, 1703, MARK PROBABLY OF

Oversized Large Silver Plated Goblet possibly of European origin by Czechoslovakian maker Frantisek Bibus. Circa 1930's. Of simple form with applied leaf and berry band around the top, the base with a

A tall and impressive Viennese silver goblet, golden decorations in the center of the goblet, and gold plating on the inside as well, total weight 222 gr, signed - height 19.5 cm

Special European Silver kiddush cup, 19th century. Artisan etching work. Signed. Weight: 131.9 gr, Height: 10 cm, Top diameter: 6.5 cm, Base diameter: 4.5 cm.

Impressive Silver Goblet, 19th century, handmade. Decorated by flowers. Stamped in antique Sterling hallmarks. Weight: 278 gr., H: 15.5 cm, Top diameter: 9.2 cm.

Russian USSR gilt silver 916 vodka liquor engraved cup goblet, weight: 43 gr., Tallinn, Estonia, 1960’s Hand crafted, engraving, gilding inside Marked: : 916, star Height: 8.6 cm.(3.39 inches)

A German silver goblet for "Mitteldeutsches Bundesschiessen Berlin 6 - 13 Juli 1902" (Central German Federal Shooting Berlin 6 - 13 July 1902).Weight: 8.7 oz., 248 gr. Dimensions: H: 8 1/2 in., (21.6

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.

Silver Russian goblet that features a special enamel work, 19th century, stamped "84". Height: 13 cm. Weight: 176 gr.

FLOWERS/FLORAL GOBLETOld Vienna silver19th centuryThree dragons carry a chalice in the shape of a flowerWeight 220 gr.H 19 cmHallmarked with Alt Wien silver mark

American coin silver goblet. Repousse floral and foliate decoration framing a dedication to the front "Edith from Grandmother 1852," later dedication to the back "Edith Holley Church 1886." Silver app

(lot of 3) Portuguese Colonial church chalices and ciborium: (1) silver goblet raised on a plated stem with exceptional fruit vine and wheat decoration; (1) plated chalice with remnants of a gilt wash

An antique silver wax jack of European origin. Presumably British, circa 1889-1900. The shape resembles a goblet with a removable lid and handle, inside of which there is wax wound on a wire on a vert

18KT gold, silver, pearls and old European and rose cut diamondsTotal weight. gr. 5,3Length 40 cm

Two silver chalices: a sterling footed goblet by Frank Whiting #44 and the other a plated European Euchiarist goblet, the interior with gilt wash 7.125"h, total weighabe 4.4 toz

Pair of Vintage Amber & Silver Cuff Links Circa. 1935 European Natural honey amber with silver. Suitable for a man or a woman. Each cuff link measures 1 3/8 inches wide and 7/8 inch high. 10.1 gr. 6.5

Silver, gold and diamond bangle, early 20th century Old European-cut diamonds weighing approximately 3 ct Weight gr 19,4 Inner circumference cm 5,4

Russian Diskos, Orthodox Church and Liturgical Object. Entgraved with strapwork. Silver, marked with city hallmark, 84 standard and master mark, gilding. Diam. 16 cm, 15 cm higt, 379 gr. Dimensions: 1

European oval dish, from the 19th century, in engraved and embossed silver "Massacre of the Innocents", with decorated guard "faces and flowers". 65 x 81 cm. Weight 2.000 gr.Plato oval europeo s. XIX

Anointed Spanish-Colonial Processional Banner from the 18th century church of San Vicente de Austria in El Salvador. A rare standard once used for leading devout processions through the streets of a b

Western Europe, Spain / Portugal, Iberian, Celtic culture, ca. 3rd to 2nd century BCE. A stippled wave motif gilt in a 21.7% gold adorns the rim of this stunning 89.65% silver Celtiberian goblet! The