19th Century Nuremberg Silver Kiddush Cup,

19th century Silver Kiddush cup, German or Polish. Decorated with embossed floral motifs. Height: 14 cm. Weight: 82 grams. Marked. Minute flaws (dents).

The beautiful late 19th-century silver kiddush cup and saucer decorated with an intricate design with a grapevine motif. Unmarked. Weight: 132 g. Dimensions: Cup H: 4 1/2 in.Saucer D: 4 3/4 in.

The beautiful late 19th-century silver kiddush cup and saucer decorated with an intricate design with a grapevine motif. Unmarked.Weight: 132 g. Dimensions: Cup H: 4 1/2 in.Saucer D: 4 3/4 in.

c.1878, Moscow, of thistle form, engraved with scrolling floral motifs, knop stem, raised above a stepped foot, with scalloped base, total weight 111cm

Two 19th century Russian Silver Kiddush cups. One with bright cut and gilt decoration. One with bright cup decoration. Both marked. Tallest- 5-3/8" high. 5.4 troy ounces total.

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

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

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 19th Century German .800 Silver Kiddush cup. Simple cup with gilt interior is embellished with elaborate detail work at the base, the knop, and the stem. Stamped "800M" at the foot. 4.67 troy ozs. M

Approx. 4 3/4" high, approx. 3.6ozt.

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

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"

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.

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.

Silver kiddush cup, 19th century. Stamped "12", decorated by etchings. Height: 7.3 cm, Weight: 69 gr. *Shipping fee: $80 per item;We will combine shipping, and recalculate costs for smaller items when

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Pair of goblets, apparently used for Kiddush, angraved and decorated with niello work. Silver. Stamped. Apparently, Russia, circa the 19th century. Height: approximately 11 cm. Approximately 145 grams

Silver Russian Kiddush cup, 19th century, stamped "84", "1865", by Andrey Postnikov, etched in Hebrew on the underside . Height: 6 cm, Weight: 50 gr. *Shipping fee: $80 per item;We will combine shipp

220. TWO ANTIQUE SILVER KIDDUSH CUPS. Poland, Early 19th century. Each is engraved with organic.flowing designs and marked 12. 2.5" tall each.

European 800 Silver Kiddush Cup in Renaissance style late 19th century, 9" high (23cm) and weighs 494 grams. Engraved "Passover" in Hebrew. Marked on base edge. Condition: Very Good.

Late 18th/early 19th century. Fully marked and maker's mark (slightly rubbed). 15.5 cm high

Germany, 19th century. On three balled feet. Outwardly tapering in design. Chased with a floral upper border. 4.3" tall.

Silver Kiddush cup on three legs in the 19th century with Art Nouveau ornaments. Signed Crown moon and the artist's signature. Weight 98 g Height 10 cm *Shipping fee: $80 per item;We will combine ship

(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