A STERLING SILVER PASSOVER GOBLET BY BEZALEL.

Mid-20th c. Sterling Silver Modernist Lidded Passover Goblet, designed by sculptor Ludwig Wolpert, with pierced Hebrew characters that spell out "Borei Pri Hagafen" below the bowl, and "Eliyahu Hanavi

A LARGE STERLING SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLET BY THE BEZALEL SCHOOL. Jerusalem, 20th century. On a round base decorated with applied wire work and filigree application. Upper portion is decorated with applie

Israel, c 1955 On a round base with acid etched designs and three applied filigree decorations 6” tall

Silver wire work with etching, decorated with grapes and leaf motifs.Semi precious purple and yellow stones encased beautifully around the goblet cup and base. Etched in to the base is Bezalel Jerusal

Magnificent Judaica sterling silver Passover chalice. Cup of Elijah, or kiddush goblet. Features bold blue lapis lazuli stones at base of stem, with pearlized white and blue painted enamel figural cen

Jewish Sterling Silver Kiddush Cup, Bezalel, 1950's. Etched decorations of Hebrew blessings, filigree work and set with Eilat stones. Height: 16 cm, weight: 143 grams. Hallmarked "Bezalel Yerushalem"

Jewish Sterling Silver Kiddush Cup, Bezalel, 1950's. Decorated with filigree and set with Eilat stones. Height: 11 cm, weight: 73 grams. Hallmarked "Bezalel Jerusalem" and "925".

Judaica – A heavy Elizabeth II sterling silver Passover (seder) plate / wall plaque, London 1980 by George Weil Of shaped broadly circular outline, sculpturally modelled as the head and arms of

A very fine sterling silver goblet designed by Mikhail Chemiakin, Russian, born 1943. The goblet is formed as a Petrushka figure holding a miniature goblet, raised on a gadrooned base. Features a gilt

Baltimore Sterling Co. "Baltimore Rose" pattern. Total weight is 28.2ozt Each goblet is 6 3/4" tall x 3 1/4" across at lip Condition: All goblets are in very good condition. Some tarnishing throughout

A LARGE STERLING SILVER GOBLET BY LUDWIG WOLPERT. New York, c. 1970. In modernist form. With applied cut out letters “THE NATION THAT SANCTIFIES THE SEVENTH (DAY). Marked Wolpert and sterling. 7.9��

Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Goblet, #296C, 323 grams, 4 1/2" high.

Handsome Paul Storr sterling silver goblet, embossed & engraved floral decoration standing on pedestial foot, London 1825-26 8"H, 20.70toz

Prelude pattern International Sterling 124 50. Made in Meriden Connecticut. 6 3/4" tall. Each goblet is between 6.05 and 6.30 ozt, total weight is in excess of 65 ozt. Goblets are in excellent conditi

Ludwig Wolpert Judaic Sterling Silver Goblet, having applied letters the nation that sanctifies the seventh signed Wolpert sterling silver. height 8 1/4 inches, 9 troy ounces.

Lot of twelve Manchester silver company sterling silver goblets. Height: 6-5/8". Marked by maker and hallmarked on base. Condition: one goblet has a very subtle dent to rim that's barely visible, anot

Large Victorian Sterling Silver Goblet hallmarked London, 1876-1877, by Martin, Hall & Co., the ovoid body above a knopped standard and ogee-domed foot, decorated with engraved foliate banding centeri

A VERY LARGE STERLING SILVER GOBLET BY LUDWIG WOLPERT IN THE ORIGINAL PRESENTATION BOX. Portugal, 1972. Modern form. Marked on bottom: “THE JUDAIC HERITAGE SOCIETY CREATED BY L WOLPERT STERLING 925

20th century, relief decoration depicting figures in a wooded landscape with horses, the stem with applied delicate cherry blossoms, the circular foot with applied dragons, 5 3/4 in. H, 5.55 ozt.

DESCRIPTION: A set of (8) Kirk and sons sterling silver goblets featuring a circular form with stem base, stamped along the underside "S. Kirk and Son". Total Weight: 1,360 Grams CIRCA: Early-Mid 20th

Comprising 9 S. Kirk & Son goblets, #207 and 6 Lunt cordials. Approx. total weight 70.4 ozt. [SCOX8302/15] (PR) Dimensions: Goblet 6 3/4" H. Cordial 2 5/8" H Provenance: From the collection of Thomas

American, 20th century Traditional shaped goblet with later hand painted enamel Seder scene 7” tall

Large Victorian Sterling Silver Goblet hallmarked London, 1895-1896, by Walter & John Barnard, retailed by Curtis & Horspool, Leicester, the ovoid bowl decorated with repousse flowers and scrolls on a

English George III sterling silver goblet/ chalice, attributed to Henry Chawner and John Eames, c.1812, engraved heraldic crest, with a dexter hand erect and pale having the outer fingers bowed inward