Kiddush Goblet

An Elegant Silver Kiddush Goblet, made in Poland in the 19th Century This Goblet is more elaborately designed than most Kiddush goblets from Poland.

A Lovely Silver Kiddush Goblet made in Germany in the 19th Century Kiddush Goblets such as these were fairly common in many households in Germany during the 19th century.

Chinese export silver covered Kiddush goblet, 19th century. Round cup on a stem mounted to a flat circular foot.

Kiddush Goblet rests on a circular stepped dome base with a conical stem topped by a stepped band.

A Cute Silver Kiddush Goblet, made in Poland in the mid-19th Century.

A Refined Silver Kiddush Goblet, made in Poland in the mid-19th Century.

A Dignified Silver Kiddush Goblet, made in Poland in the mid-19th Century.

A Very Rare Olivewood Kiddush Goblet made in Jerusalem circa 1930, a unique artifact that merges religious symbolism with regional craftsmanship.

A Dedicated Silver Kiddush Goblet, made in Hungary Circa 1930. Seemingly this Kiddush Goblet was donated pre-WWll by a youth group in Galanta which at that time was part of Hungary...

A Traditional Silver Kiddush Goblet by Bezalel, made in Jerusalem Circa 1950.

A Distinguished Silver Kiddush Goblet made in Vilnius, Lithuania in 1896.

A Filigree Designed Silver Kiddush Goblet by Avishai made in Israel in the mid-20th century.

Silver Kiddush Goblet, Hieronymus Mittnacht, Augsburg, Germany, 1763-1765.

A Fancy Silver Kiddush Goblet, made in Austria Circa 1860. Kiddush Goblet is uniquely designed as this kiddush has no distinct shape and has distinctive ridges running across the le...

An Important Silver Kiddush Goblet made in Germany in the 18th Century.

This exquisite late-19th-century German silver Kiddush goblet is a masterful blend of artistry and spiritual significance, embodying the elegance of fine silversmithing.

A Beautiful Silver Kiddush Goblet and Tray Made for a Child in Germany Circa 1900.

Large Kiddush Goblet is unique in the aspect of its dedication.

This silver acid-etched Bezalel Kiddush goblet from Israel circa 1950 is a beautiful piece of Judaica with significant artistic and cultural value.

This silver Kiddush goblet is more than a ceremonial object; it represents the resilience and solidarity of the Jewish community in Newburgh during the 1930s.

An Impressive Applied Filigree Silver Kiddush Goblet made by Bezalel in Israel, Circa 1950.

A silver acid-etched Kiddush goblet by Avishai, made in Israel around 1950, is a significant piece of Judaica with both artistic and cultural value.

Modern sterling silver Kiddush goblet designed by Hans Ettlinger. Hand hammered in Jerusalem, Israel, circa 1950.

This elegant 20th-century American silver Kiddush goblet is a striking example of refined Judaica design, blending traditional Jewish symbolism with classic American silversmithing o...

Comes with the original footed saucer with matching engravings to the goblet. Marked with Chinese hallmarks. Kiddush Goblet is a ceremonial vessel to hold wine for the blessing sa...

A Historic Silver German-American Kiddush Goblet circa mid-19th century Seemingly this Kiddush Goblet has a most interesting backstory.

This silver Kiddush goblet from Jerusalem circa 1950 decorated with intricate filigree designs is a valuable and culturally significant piece of Judaica.

Hand-hammered silver Kiddush goblet, Moshe Smilovici, Tel Aviv, Israel, circa 1950.

An Elegant English silver Kiddush goblet and spice tower compendium from London, 1927, is a valuable and culturally significant piece of Judaica.

Handmade silver Kiddush goblet, Poland, circa 1820. Large upper portion engraved with curtain decoration, set on a knobbed stem with skirt decoration on a round stylized base.

The Kiddush Goblet is baluster-formed and is gorgeously surrounded with chased leaves and gadroon-styled designs and similarly adorned with multicolored stone gems.

The top is slightly tilted upwards and has designs that resemble spherical beads encircled by filigree which are common on some Israeli Kiddush goblets. Even the letters which are t...

It measures 6 1/8'' in height by 3 1/2'' in diameter at the top, weighs 4.6 troy ounces, and bears hallmarks as shown. This goblet could serve well as a Kiddush cup. Eben Cutler wa...

Pair of Georg Jensen sterling silver goblets or Kiddush cups, in pattern number 532A, designed by Harald Nielsen, beautifully hand-hammered, with an elegant, geometric design.

Pair of partially gilt sterling silver Kiddush cups by De Vecchi in charming, modern design. Measuring 9 1/2'' in height by 2 3/4'' in diameter at the base and weighing 18.6 ozt. Bea...

Vintage silver plated kiddish cups and caddy. Features baroque design with scalloped footed form and fitted glasses for ease of use. Measures: 8" x 8" x 8", cups 3" x 2.5".

A striking modernist Havdalah set by renowned silversmith Ludwig Wolpert, comprising a Kiddush goblet, candleholder, spice tower, and circular tray—all executed in sterling silver an...

A sterling silver Kiddush cup (goblet) and plate, manufactured in Israel.

Important Handmade sterling silver Kiddush goblet by Bezalel School, Jerusalem, circa 1910-1913.

Important Handmade sterling silver Kiddush goblet by Bezalel School, Jerusalem, Circa 1910-1913.

Large silver Kiddush goblet, Vilna, Lithuania, circa 1840. On stylized base with skirted stem.

Handmade, sterling silver Kiddush Goblet, Birmingham, England, 1973. Elegant base connected to a heavy foot decorated with four bolt Stars of David with hand-hammered top section.

American sterling silver Kiddush Goblet, engraved in Yiddish with Hebrew letters and in English: "Presented to William Becker by the Hebrew Transients organization of Newburg, NY, 19...

Handmade silver Kiddush goblet, Lemberg, Habsburg Empire, 1814 On square flowers-decorated base with three leaves shaped stem and engraved on the wine section with leaves and flowers.

The cover of the Kiddush goblet is used as a spice container, and topped with a bird.

This beautiful ESCO (Eastern Sterling Company) .925 Sterling Silver Vermeil Sabath Kiddush Goblet Cup and charger were realized in the United States.

Silver Kiddush goblet with saucer, Austria, circa 1880.

Unusual sterling silver combined spice box and Kiddush goblet by Nathan Shore, London, England, 1958.

Handmade sterling silver Kiddush Goblet, Y. Chaskelson, Israel, circa 1990.

A sterling silver goblet with a matching plate. Handsome and with a Classic design, this set will surely dress up your Shabbat and holiday table. Memories are waiting to be made and ...

Sterling silver Kiddush goblet by Bezalel School, Jerusalem, circa 1918.

We are happy to offer this sterling silver Kiddush goblet and matching plate, made in Israel.

We are delighted to offer you this sterling silver (Kiddush) goblet and matching plate. Made in Israel it is modern and sharp.

This sterling silver goblet is very unique. Very few were made at the time and rarely come on the market. There is a symmetrical pattern around the body and base that is reminiscen...

Modern sterling silver Havdalah set, Ludwig Wolpert, Jerusalem, Israel, circa 1955. Comprising a Kiddush goblet, candleholder, spice tower, all pierced with Hebrew text, on circular ...

English sterling silver Kiddush cup goblet, London 1937, Morris Salkind. Campana shape on round dome circular pedestal foot, wriggle work pin prick engraved panels, one with vacant c...

Continental Silver Kiddush Becher Goblet and Tray, Germany C.1930. The beaker of plain very slightly tapered form with everted rim; the stand thread scalloped border with plain centre.