Ceremonial Cup

1970s carved African wooden ceremonial cup or chalice. Overall fine dark wood patina.

This peculiar archeological piece is described as a 'cup stone'. These cup marked stones have been found worldwide and been dated from 300.000 bc up to 1000 bc. The exact purpose of ...

One of these items is the kopa ceremonial cup (also called koopa or mbassa; used by the Suku too)carved from one piece of wood with two leaf shaped apertures, joined by a rib in the ...

Hand painted in both rich and bright colors highlighting their formal attire and ceremonial cup. Pieces are beautifully detailed; hand painted as marked.

The two crema maya vessels, and the two bronze sculptures that form Kernos para Antonio are no less ambiguous: it may or may not be or have been a censer, a ceremonial cup, a contain...

The interior is richly parcel-gilt, both protecting the silver and adding a touch of opulence when in use. These ceremonial cups were traditionally presented to riders on horseback b...

Equally suited to use as a wine goblet or ceremonial cup, or displayed as a decorative modern silver vessel or presentation piece.

A seated figure holding a ceremonial cup. 2. A majestic warrior or deity figure standing in traditional attire. 3.

This is a small antique libation cup. An Oriental, soapstone ceremonial pouring jug with carved dragon handle, dating to the late 19th century, circa 1900.

Fine Antique Chinese Carved Fluorite Libation Cup. Beautiful natural striations through the piece with vibrant colors photographed under light. No chips or unnatural cracks.

This is a pair of vintage ceremonial teacups. A Chinese, ceramic and gilt finished decorative cup in case, dating to the mid 20th century, circa 1960.

The woman beside him holds a ceremonial cup and wears a lei and white draped garment, reflecting a European interpretation of Hawaiian attire and customs.

The two crema maya vessels, and the two bronze sculptures that form Kernos para Antonio are no less ambiguous: it may or may not be or have been a censer, a ceremonial cup, a contain...

Perfect as a decorative centerpiece, wine goblet, ceremonial cup, or collectible silver-plated object, it offers refined character and timeless aesthetic appeal.

Marked '12' on the bottom. Kiddush cup is a ceremonial vessel to hold wine for the blessing said at Shabbat and Jewish holidays meals.

The cup is decorated with cartouche for monogram. Kiddush cup is a ceremonial vessel to hold wine for the blessing said at Shabbat and Jewish holidays meals.

Designed for ritual use, this kiddush cup elevates any ceremonial occasion, while its artistic qualities make it a superb decorative object.

Designed for the ceremonial blessings over wine, this cup carries not only cultural and religious significance but also stands as an exceptional decorative object.

A Folk Art Silver Shabbat Shot Cup, made in Poland in the 19th Century. This Ceremonial Silver shot cup was designated for Shabbat use as engraved on its center cartouche, and seemi...

NOTE: * A wager cup, also known as a marriage or windmill cup, is a ceremonial drinking vessel featuring a large base cup and a smaller, suspended cup above.

Signed on the bottom. Kiddush cup is a ceremonial vessel to hold wine for the blessing said at Shabbat and Jewish holidays meals.

The engraved lettering adds an element of intrigue—whether this was an award trophy, commemorative cup, or ceremonial vessel, its history is as captivating as its craftsmanship.

Vintage Japanese red lacquer Sakazuki Sake Set with Stand. Square ceremonial stand & 3 nesting cups (storage in the stand).

Pairof Italian Renaissance-style (19th century) silver plate ceremonial chalice cups with 4 medallions on shaped base (priced as pair).  

Schools like Bezalel were very prevalent among others in making filigree designs applied to different ceremonial holiday pieces like kiddush cups and Hannukah lamps, Shabbat candlest...

Clearly struck with the quality mark 12 and maker's mark. Kiddush cup is a ceremonial vessel to hold wine for the blessing said at Shabbat and Jewish holidays meals.

Moshe Smilovici, 1912-1962, a Tel Aviv silver and goldsmith, who worked in silver, sometimes enhanced with niello or gems. Kiddush cup is a ceremonial vessel to hold wine for the bl...