Goblet for Seder Night. [Europe, first half of 20th Century]. Silver (stamped), cast. Relief design, rich with details, that depict the exodus from Egypt. With inscription: “Remembering the exodus from Egypt”. Height: 6.5 cm. diameter: 6-4 cm. Good condition, a few dents.

Goblet produced by “Posen Company”, Germany, [End of 19th century] Gilded silver (stamped Posen 800). Large goblet, stands on three balls, recalls the design of the pineapple fruit. Height: 17 cm. Maximum diameter: 11 cm.

Double beaker for bride and groom. [Central Europe, 19th cent.]. Silver (marked), engraved. A pair of wide cups, on one of them an engraved inscription:"for the groom Avraham Moshkovitz…", and on the other the inscription:"for the bride Shifra Gitza daughter of Zeev Wolf Meisles…". The cups were made according to German communities' custom, where two cups were designated for the groom and bride. The cups were used during the bridal ceremony (one was for the engagement blessing and the other for the Seven Blessings).Afterwards the cups were kept with their spouts assembled one on top of the other, and they look like a barrel [a similar custom is common for a circumcision ceremony. See attached material]. Height: ca. 8 cm. Diameter: 7-8 cm.

A Pair of candlesticks. London, England, beginning of 20th century. Silver (with hallmark), cast and engraved. Polish design, with floral decorations. Height: 39 cm.