Goblet or flower vase?

[Granmaa]

I have here what I thought to be a vase, but a friend of mine suggested it might be a small goblet; it is 11.5cm high and assayed in 1903 London, what do you think?. Also, does anyone know the maker S&K?

Miles


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[georgiansilver]

I believe this is a Jewish 'Kiddush' cup. Best wishes, Mike.
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[Granmaa]

It would be excellent if it were. It's the bowl which makes me doubt; on all other kiddush cups I've seen, the bowl has straight sides like this Russian one (pictured).
I tried drinking from my piece and the splaying lip was not facilitatory, although of course one wouldn't drink great amounts from a kiddush cup anyway.
I've noticed that one of the leaves in the pattern is blank for an inscription.
Does anyone recognize the maker?

Miles


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[Gerryl]

Your mark is that for Salkind & Koshr London silver workers. Moses Salkind and Reuben Koshr (otherwise Rubin Kusher) joined in partnership and registered their mark on 4 January 1902.

Regards Gerryl
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[georgiansilver]

Please note Miles...made by Jewish makers.
Best wishes, Mike.
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[Granmaa]

Yes, that decides me: a cup it is.
Thankyou both for your kind help.

Miles
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