Silver-Plated Kiddush Cup Set with Tray and Carrier

This is a detailed silver-plated Judaica set comprising six small goblets (typically used for wine or liquor), a circular central tray, and an integrated central carrying handle. The set features a cohesive ornate design characterized by intricate high-relief chased or repouss scrollwork and foliate patterns. Each cup sits on a flared pedestal base and exhibits beaded rim details, matching the outer border of the footed tray. The central tray is supported by small cast feet, one of which is visible in a decorative shell-like motif. The central handle is designed with a twisted or textured oval loop for transport. The finish shows a metallic silver luster with significant areas of warm amber-toned tarnish or patina, particularly evident on the tray's flat surface and the interior of the cups, suggesting the set is likely silver-plated rather than solid silver. There are no immediately visible maker's marks from this angle, but the stylistic elements suggest a mid-to-late 20th-century production, likely influenced by traditional Eastern European or Middle Eastern silversmithing styles. The overall craftsmanship displays high decorative value with consistent repetitive molding.