Russian 84 Silver Figural Kiddush Cups

Pair of Russian 84 silver kiddush cups depicting dancing male figures atop an open wooden barrel. Hallmarked to back. Each measures approx. 3-3/8" Tall. Total Collective Weight: 140.78 grams. Domestic

A six (6) piece vintage Russian 84 silver figural Judaica Kiddush and shot cup vessel set. Features traditional Jewish dancing musician figures with klezmer instruments, surmounting barrel shaped cups

Six Russian .84 Silver Kiddush Cups. Each decorated with harvest symbols and one with a Star of David Tallest: 2.75" Wt of all: 8.85 ozt

A Collection Of Russian .84 Silver Kiddush Cups. Comprising five cups and two footed cups, all marked with Russian .84 silver standards Tallest: 4", Total Wt: 8.35ozt

Two Russian 84 Silver Kiddush Cups. Small - 4" high x 1 3/4" diameter, large - 5" high x 2 1/2" diameter. Weight - 4.23 troy oz.

Late 19th century Russian silver kiddush cup engraved with city scenes. Holds Russian 84 zolotnik mark and stamped for Moscow silversmith, circa 1885. Weighs approx. 1.39 ozt (43.2 grams). Measures ap

Antique Russian 84 Silver Kiddush Cup. Judaica goblet measures 6 inches in height.

Lot includes a sterling silver creamer and open sugar bowl, a sterling silver child's cup, two Russian 84 silver kiddush cups, and a small silver plate trophy-style cup. Sterling silver weight 8.91 oz

Three Russian .84 Silver Salt Cellars. Together with four Russian .84 silver kiddush cups (largest: 2.5" x 2") Wt of all: 4.70 ozt

Three Russian .84 Silver Footed Kiddush Cups. Together with a set of three Polish silverplate Norblin fruit knives, three silverplate kiddush cups, and an Italian silverplate Olri two handled cup whic

2 Russian 84 silver footed kiddush cups. Each cup marked 84 to side and has maker's marks and city marks to bottom. Tallest measures 3 1/4" (8cm). Total weight 1.5ozt (47g).

It is in overall very good condition excluding dents in the base & on the lower side. It is dated 1864. It is about 2 3/8 inches high & 2 ¼ inches wide. It weighs just over 1.65 troy ounces. Ther

Late 19th century Russian 84 zolotnik silver kiddush cup. With engraved floral and architectural designs. Hallmarked and stamped, dates to Kiev circa 1880. Measures approx. 2-3/4" H. Weighs approx. 1.

Antique Russian imperial 84 silver kiddush cup, Kiev, 1908-1926, decorated with handcrafted engravings in the pattern of houses and plants, stamped twice: bottom and near the top rim with two stamps:

Antique Russian silver kiddush cup. Marked 84 and holds maker's mark for Itska Lozinsky to underside. Measures 3" (7.5cm) height. Total weight 50g.

Floral motif kiddush beaker with etching and chasing throughout. Hallmarks include: Assay mark 1870's, maker's mark in Cyrillic, purity mark "84", city mark "St. George on horseback". Measures 1 3/4"

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Floral motif kiddush goblet with etching and chasing throughout. Hallmarks include: Second Kokoshnik 84 mark from Kiev (1908-1926), Makers mark in Cyrillic. Measures 4 3/4" H x 1 3/4" W. Weighs 58g. U

8pc Judaica Lot of Russian Polish Items, Including 5- 84 Silver Kiddush Cups Plus Salt & Pepper. 19thC. Including Nielo, no sterling. Total Weight- 52.6g/8.1ozt. Dimensions- Tallest- H-4".

POOLE Sterling Grape Bunches Dish and Kiddush Cup: 6 1/4"D Dish Ca 1960's with Bunches of Grapes and Leaves in Relief. 84 Silver Kiddush Cup from Russia is 2 1/2"T. 4.1 oz Total Weight. (200-400)

Antique Russian Silver 84 Engraved Kiddush Vodka Shot Cups Hallmarked Set of 6

Sterling Silver & Russian 84 Silver Kiddish Cup Lot Antique Jewish Beaker & Cup 1 x Sterling Silver Kiddish Cup 25th Anniversary of the Kishinever S.B.S. Org. Dec. 23., 1903 KSBA 1903 Dec. 23. 1928 4.

(lot of 9) Judaica Kiddush beakers: (7) Russian .875 (84 zolotniki) cups, all late 19th c., varied marks and makers, including Aleksander Kasimirovich Vyrzhikovsky, Viktor Vasilyevich Savinsky, each e

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