Silver Goblet Cup, Porto, Portugal, 1940s.

Silver Goblet Cup, Porto, Portugal, 1940s.Marked (silver 833).Height: 19.5cm.210gr.

Silver Sugar Bowl and Milk Jug Set, Porto, Portugal, 1940s. Including:  Two handled sugar bowl with a detachable cover, 13cm. Milk jug creamer, 15cm. Marked (833). 606gr.

Judaica large sterling silver goblet / cup for Elijah the Prophet gilt interior with bas-relief grapes and leaves motif, Hebrew letters at base, marked: "Dabbah 925 Israel." 5.75" H. Approx 4.25 ozt.

Judaica large sterling silver goblet / cup for Elijah the Prophet gilt interior with bas-relief grapes and leaves motif, marked: "Hazorfim 925S." 5.75" H. Approx 4.25 ozt.

An antique American Shreve and Co Sterling Silver goblet cup with a thin long leg. The cup is made in a hammered design and adorned with a gilt patina. The exterior of the bowl is inscribed with a ded

A set of two (2) S. Kirk and Sons sterling silver goblets. Repousse pattern with roses. Weighs approximately 280 grams. Signed on the bottom S. Kirk and Sons 72F Hand Decorated.Dimensions: 7 X 3.5 X 3

A SET OF 6 VINTAGE COIN SILVER GOBLETS THAT EACH MEASURE 4 1/4" TALL BY 2 5/8" WIDE. TOGETHER THEY WEIGH 452.4g. CONDITION IS GOOD WITH SOME MINOR PATINA. THEY ARE STAMPED ON THE BOTTOMS, BUT IT IS HA

(6) Alvin sterling silver goblets with gold wash, (5) Gorham cordials, (8) Wallace cups. 63.61 OZT.

Sterling Silver Goblet and Mug. 1. sterling silver goblet cup, Britton, Gould & Co, Birmingham, England, 1928, engraved - Shulim Karwan, 10-9-1932, marked, height: 12.5cm, dent. 2. American sterling s

A six piece set of English Gilt sterling silver goblet cups or jiggers, basket form design by Tiffany & Co., each having a woven design and thickly constructed. Marked Tiffany & Co. Sterling. 1959 Lon

Four English Sterling and Other Silver Goblets/Cups including: Scotland, hallmarked Edinburgh, 1801-1802, by McHattie & Fenwick, ovoid bowl with repousse acanthus calyx and engraved with the crest of

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

A SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLET. Portugal, c. 1980. Fancily embossed with cartouches and flowers. 5.1" tall.

Cup with rounded design and loop handle, plus a goblet with turned design. Total weight is 64 grams. Tallest measures: 4"H x 2"W Showing age and handling.

8 Hamilton Sterling Silver Goblets / Sherbet Cups. Hallmarked. Each measures 3.5 inches in height. Total weight approximately 19.5 standard ounces.

DESCRIPTION: Twenty piece set of Commonwealth Silver goblets, sherbet cups, and finger bowls. Goblets are marked on underside "SILVERPLATE BY COMMONWEALTH"; sherbet cups are marked on underside "SILVE

Fourteen (14) sterling silver goblets and cups. 1st-6th items: Six (6) Wallace water goblets with flared rims and round bases. Maker's marks, Sterling, and 14 stamped to underside of bases. 6 5/8" H x

A tall Russian 88 gilt Silver and enamel goblet cup. A gilt wash interior. The exterior of the egg is enameled with polychrome foliage, floral, scrollwork and geometrical patterns made in the Cloisonn

German sterling silver ceremonial wedding cup, retailed by Israel Freeman & Son Ltd., small beaker supported by a female figure, bell-form skirt with repousse putti, griffins, scrolling foliates, and

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

Ccollection of six sterling silver cups, including: one ornate repousse Italian hallmarked with dedication engraving; one Sanborns Mexican silver goblet with engraved C design; one filigree style cup

Sterling Silver Cup Goblet, Brian Shadbolt, Birmingham, England, 1973. Marked, height: 14cm, 191gr.

DAVID FERREIRA, Porto Portugal Silver Dish. Snake Handles. Silver low bowl with hand hammered finish. Marked. 20th c. Portugese silversmith. -- Dimensions: H: 1.25 inches: W: 10 inches: D: 6.5 inches-

A George IV sterling silver trophy goblet or cup, London 1823 by William Bateman Of everted circular form upon a spreading circular foot with fluted edge and knop. The body with half-fluted decoration