Stemmed glass 925 silver niello grapes gilt — 210 ml
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The goods are delivered worldwide (except to Russia and Belarus).
Shipping costs (including statutory VAT)
Domestic deliveries (Germany):
We do not charge shipping costs.
Deliveries abroad:
We charge a flat rate for shipping abroad as follows:
EU: €19.00
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Europe outside the EU: €29.00
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Rest of the world: €49.00
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Delivery times
Unless otherwise specified in the respective offer, the goods will be delivered within Germany within 3–5 working days, and for deliveries abroad within 5–7 working days after conclusion of the contract (if advance payment has been agreed, after the date of your payment instruction). An engraving extends the delivery time by 1–3 working days.
Grapes — the motif tells you what belongs inside
Description
Grapes on a wine goblet — a motif that shows what belongs inside. Heavy clusters of grapes hang from vines, framed by leaves and tendrils, all rendered in hand-engraved niello on 925 sterling silver with gold accents that make the grapes glow. This goblet holds approx. 210 ml and stands on a slender stem with a niello-decorated base; the interior is fully gold-plated.
At a glance
- Material: 925 sterling silver, fine gold plating (interior, rim, base)
- Dimensions: Ø 66 mm × H 170 mm
- Volume: approx. 210 ml
- Weight: approx. 208 g
- Technique: Hand-engraved niello
- Motif: Grapes with leaves and vines
- Delivery: in a gift box
Material and craftsmanship
The grapes on the bowl of this goblet are not stylized graphics, but realistically designed: they hang from vines, the leaves show fine veins, and the tendrils wind around the motif. Every line is hand-engraved into the silver, with the black niello inlay subsequently melted into the grooves by flame, sanded flush, and polished — like ink in silver. The gold surfaces behind the grapes give the motif warmth and depth, as if light were filtering through grapevine leaves. The grape motif is part of the classic palette of Russian silversmithing — the grape has long stood for abundance and indulgence, symbols that find their natural place on a wine goblet. The interior of the goblet is fully gold-plated with fine gold, as are the rim and the base.
Use and occasions
With a volume of approx. 210 ml, this goblet provides enough room for swirling and sufficient space for the aromas of a generous red wine or an aromatic white wine. When gifted together with a good bottle for a wine tasting, the goblet remains long after the wine has been enjoyed — a gift idea that speaks for itself. For winemakers and all those connected to viticulture, a goblet with a grape motif in silver is a piece that finds its place in a wine cellar and is used for tastings. The grape also fits perfectly as a symbol of abundance and a new chapter in life for weddings or anniversaries. Those who don't just drink wine, but savor it, will find a goblet here that is taken just as seriously as its contents.
Engraving and SilberVerse card
Engraving is possible upon review — initials, a date, or a short phrase can be engraved on the base or the lower edge of the bowl, provided there is space next to the grape motif. Upon request with your order, we will include a 15 × 10 cm landscape-format SilberVerse card — a digitally customized card tailored to the occasion, recipient, and message, each one written solely for this order and complimentary.
Care
Clean by hand with lukewarm water and a mild detergent, then dry with a soft cloth. Do not use a dishwasher, aggressive cleaners, or scouring agents. A high-quality silver polishing cloth will maintain the luster of the polished surfaces over time. With age and regular polishing, the contrasts between the silver, gold, and niello black will continue to deepen.
Frequently asked questions
Can you actually drink wine from this goblet?
Yes, that is what it is made for. 925 silver consists of 92.5% fine silver. Clean by hand, not in the dishwasher.
What does the grape motif mean?
In Russian ornamentation, the grape represents abundance and indulgence — a symbol that appears particularly fitting on a wine goblet and is part of the classic motif tradition of niello silversmithing.
Is engraving possible?
Upon review — initials, a date, or a phrase can be engraved on the base or the lower edge of the bowl, depending on available space.
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For more pieces for the festive table, take a look at our collection of tableware and silverware. Those looking for suitable gifts for special occasions will also find what they need in our gift ideas section.
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