A SILVER KIDDUSH BEAKER. Russian, 1917.

AN EARLY SILVER KIDDUSH BEAKER. Russian, 1850. Engraved in bright cut flowing scrolling design. Marked. 2.6Ó tall.

A MASSIVE SILVER KIDDUSH BEAKER. Russian, 1888. Engraved with floral designs and town scenes. 3.2” tall.

74. A SILVER KIDDUSH BEAKER. Russian, 19th century. Engraved with city scenes and geometrical designs.3" tall

A LARGE SILVER KIDDUSH BEAKER. Russian, 1888. Engraved with floral and town scenes. 2.5Ó tall.

A LARGE SILVER KIDDUSH BEAKER. Russian, 1894. Engraved with floral and town scenes. 3Ó tall.

A LARGE SILVER KIDDUSH BEAKER. Russian, 1894. Engraved with floral and town scenes. 2.7Ó tall.

A SILVER KIDDUSH BEAKER. Russian, 19th century. Engraved with buildings and town scene. 2.6” tall.

TWO LARGE SILVER KIDDUSH BEAKERS. Russian, 1876 and c. 1890. Engraved with floral and town scenes. 2.8” and 2.9” tall.

267. A SILVER KIDDUSH BEAKER. Russian, 1765. Chased with C scroll designs 2.9" tall.

154. A SILVER KIDDUSH BEAKER. Probably Russian, 18th century. On three balled feet. Hand chased with eagles. 2.2” tall.

A SILVER NIELLO KIDDUSH BEAKER. Russian, 1869. Decorated with two panels of engraved designs and two panels of niello town scenes. 2.8Ó tall.

A CUT-GLASS AND SILVER DECANTER AND SIX SILVER VODKA BEAKERS Russian, Moscow, 1908-1917 With engraved initials. Marked with assayer's mark, 84 standard and various master's marks. Hairline crack. 4.5/

Two Russian and one American. The first, a Russian beaker (2.7" tall), the second a large Russian goblet (5.5" tall) and the third a heavy sterling silver goblet (5.9" tall). Total weight 305 grams.

(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

Russia, 1890. Beaker form. Engraved with bright cut flowers and scrolls and period decoration. 3.6" tall.

A SILVER KIDDUSH CUP IN HONOR OF A WEDDING. Russia, 1906. Beaker form. Engraved as a gift to Mr. Zerach Anim and his bride Faiga Ripinska from Mr. and Mrs. Zelig Zlachnovitch. Marked. 2.7” tall.

A Russian lacquered silver beaker, Khlebnikov, Moscow, 1908-1917. Painted with a scene of a Russian troika on a red ground. Struck with maker's marks and 84 standard. Some wear to lacquer at base and

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

141. THREE LARGE SILVER KIDDUSH CUPS. Russia, 19th and 20th centuries. Two beakers and one goblet. 2.8", 3.2" and 3.4".

The beaker from Krakow, 1847, engraved with roundels of important sites in Jerusalem with Hebrew text titles.H 9cm (31/2in) 161g

50. A GROUP OF NINE SILVER KIDDUSH CUPS. Russia, England and others, 19th and 20th centuries. Beaker and goblet form. Total weight 397 grams.

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"

Finely Executed Enameled Judaic Shabbat Kiddush Cup Toasting Beaker Hewbrew Writing "To Respect The Sabbath" Gold Gilt on Silver possibly Russian Polish Austrian or Israeli ? cloissone cloisonne pliqu

Russia 3rd A (third Artel) 1908 - 1917 A tall beaker on stepped base in silver gilt together with it's stand. Decorated in polychromed cloisonne enamel and bezel set jeweled garnets. Provenance: Acqui