Sterling Silver Wide Bottom Pearl Style Ornamente, Kiddush Cup

Name: Sterling Silver Wide Bottom Pearl Style Ornamente, Kiddush Cup
Brand: Bier Sterling Silver Judaica
SKU: 16686
Price: 379 USD
Availability: InStock

This short invert base 925 Sterling Silver kiddush cup is 7.5 cm high. The classic form of cup on inverted base is accented by a row of silver pearls at the joint.

MSRP:

$475.00

SKU:

16686

$379.00

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Regular Airmail , 9-19 business days ( Tracking limited in USA, Delivery to post office with self pickup)

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EMS Express, 4-6 business days

UPS Express, 2-3 business days

Israel Mail, 3-7 Business days (Delivery to post office with self pickup)

Israel Express Courier , 2-4 Business

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Description

The Silversmith shop of Jizchak is a local workshop, established in 1950 by Jizchak Bier. The senior of the Bier family graduated from the renowned Bezalel workmanship Institute. He built his Silver art location in Jerusalem to secure his outline idea for Judaica Creation. There were then not very many Jewish silversmiths and there was required specialists to supply those interested in hand tailored religious things. Bier's shop attained honor for his phenomenal Chanukia (Menorah), starting his business.

Most unique Bier designs are considered magnificent for structure and value. Through the years, he has made new outlines and structures for the Bier collection. With new outlines, classic plans are still smash hits. His children Meir & Mordechai have emulated their dad's example. Together, the family guarantees greatness in craftsmanship.

The yearly Occasion cycle moreover bears exceptional chances to favor the days over wine. Drinking the wine from an excellent silver Kiddush cup makes the day extraordinary. On Passover when four glasses of wine (or grape juice) are drank, we recall the quintessential occasion that was the Departure from Egypt.