This magnificent Jewish/Sephardic Kiddush cup is a splendid testament to Jewish ceremonial liturgical metalwork. Richly engraved and enhanced with cabochons of red and green minerals, this piece perfectly combines the solemnity of the Hebrew ritual with a refined European aesthetic. An object of great visual and historical value, ideal for collectors of Judaica and lovers of metal art. -Origin: Spain / Sephardic Tradition (Judaica) -Style: Sephardic / Traditional of Spanish Jewish Community -Estimated Period: 20th century -Materials: Repoussé gilded brass with a polished finish, accented with oval cabochons of natural stone. -Technique: Hand-chiseled and embossed metal with geometric and vegetal decorative motifs (volutes and arches), a granulated "snake skin" background, and a domed foot assembled with a central rod and a fixing screw at the base. -Ornamentation: Oval cartouches with relief motifs, interspersed with two green and two red oval gems arranged symmetrically around the bowl. -Marks: It has a partially worn incuse punch/mark on the outer edge of the foot (workshop mark or metal control mark). -Use/Function: Kiddush ritual cup for the blessing of wine on Shabbat and festivals of the Jewish tradition; also excellent as a Judaica collector's item or antique decorative element. -Measurements: Height: 13 cm, Mouth diameter: 9.2 cm. -Condition: Good condition with signs of wear, damage, and patina consistent with its age and as shown in the photos. Registered shipping with tracking number and/or insurance