Kiddush is a Hebrew spiritual blessing spoken over wine, ceremonially honoring and celebrating the Sabbath and Jewish holidays. Marilyn Davidson desi... Read more
Kiddush is a Hebrew spiritual blessing spoken over wine, ceremonially honoring and celebrating the Sabbath and Jewish holidays. Marilyn Davidson designed this special goblet to bring a sense of poise and beauty to the blessing. The rounded cup holding six ounces is elevated for contemplation atop a contemporary double-flared based, standing seven inches in height overall. Simple yet sophisticated, the same flared motif is found on other such pieces in our Judaica line as the Nambé menorah, bread knife, and Sabbath candlesticks, which combine to set a decorous table. Made of hand-polished Nambé Alloy, the Kiddush cup will never tarnish or crack, and also may be used to celebrate a wedding engagement or other special event.
- Designed by Marilyn Davidson for Nambé's Judaica line
- Complements our Menorah, Bread Knife, and Sabbath Candlesticks
- Holds 6 ounces and stands 7 inches tall
Item 6250
Introduced In: 2003
Capacity: 4 Oz
Height: 7.125 In
External W: 3.375 In
Internal W: 2.375 Inbase
Internal Depth: 6.25 In
Introduced In: 2003
Capacity: 4 Oz
Height: 7.125 In
External W: 3.375 In
Internal W: 2.375 Inbase
Internal Depth: 6.25 In
About Nambé Alloy
As with all Nambé metal pieces, function stands beside beauty in purpose. The proprietary eight-metal aluminum-based alloy has the luster of silver and the solidity of iron. It can be preheated to 500 degrees or chilled in the freezer; this coupled with its superior temperature retention properties makes Nambé Alloy markedly useful for cooking and serving. Nambé Alloy does not contain silver or lead and therefore does not tarnish; it won't chip, crack, or break. Avoid using your Nambé Alloy with acidic foods, and never place it in the microwave or dishwasher. Hand wash your Nambé with mild detergent and water, then dry immediately with a soft clean cloth. An occasional application of Nambé Polish restores any gleam lost to time and use.
Unique Characteristics
- Nambé Alloy retains temperature for extended periods of time, so prior to use, you can chill or warm your Nambé Alloy pieces to hold food at a desired temperature
- This thermal retention property makes Nambé Alloy perfect for cooking in the oven, under the broiler, or on the gas or electric stovetop
- Each Nambé piece goes through a series of shaping, grinding, buffing, and polishing steps; slight imperfections found on Nambé's brilliant finish are characteristic of the sand casting process
- Since Nambé is hand-crafted, no two pieces are exactly alike
- Frequent use will result in a natural patina; many Nambé aficionados appreciate and encourage this patina, however luster can be restored by applying a small amount of Nambé Polish with a soft cloth
| A piece of Nambé Alloy is functional art. With frequent use, it will take on a lovely patina (shown left), a feature appreciated by many connoisseurs. With a regular application of Nambé Polish, or with the repolishing services offered by our Nambé craftsmen, your Nambé will retain a like-new finish even after years of service. |
- A light coating of vegetable oil applied to preheated or chilled Nambé Alloy for each use will provide a protective barrier for highly acidic foods and help protect the finish
- Use wooden or soft rubber utensils to avoid scratches
- Remove dust and fingerprints with a soft, damp cloth
- Use care when placing heavier Nambé pieces on glass surfaces
- Never put Nambé Alloy pieces in the microwave
- Do not put Nambé Alloy in the dishwasher or leave in standing water for long periods of time
- Do not leave food in your Nambé Alloy for longer than three hours; food left for long periods will result in discoloration
- Citrus fruits, peeled or unpeeled, can cause discoloration; highly acidic or salty foods, such as dairy, mayonnaise, tomatoes, other fruits, and vinegars, can cause discoloration and/or pitting
- For Candleholders: To remove wax from candleholders, place them in the freezer until chilled and remove wax; wash with a soft cloth in hot soap and water to remove any wax that remains and dry with a soft cloth
- For Peppermills: To clean your mill, wipe its body with a soft, damp cloth; do not immerse it in water; and always allow your mill to dry completely after cleaning and before filling
Maintaining Your Nambé Alloy
Nambe Polish |
Nambé Polish is a unique formulation of special cleaners that cleans most metal surfaces while polishing and protecting. To remove scratches from your Nambé Alloy: The metal surface should be dry and wiped free of dust or surface dirt prior to application. Apply Nambé Polish sparingly with a soft dry cloth. Rub gently in a back and forth motion until black residue appears, usually after 10 to 15 seconds. Buff lightly with a soft polishing cloth to remove residue. After polishing, thoroughly wash the item with warm soap and water and dry with a soft, dry cloth. Do not serve food on a polished item unless it has been washed and the polish has been completely removed. |
Have Nambé Craftsmen Do the Repolishing
If you are unable to restore your Nambé Alloy piece with Nambé Polish, don't despair. We offer a repolish service through which the skilled craftsmen in our Santa Fe foundry will return your item to like-new condition.
The cost of repolishing is 20% of an item's current retail value, plus a nominal shipping and handling fee. Repolishing typically can be completed within two to four weeks from the date the item is received.
Contact Customer Service at customerservice@nambe.com any time or at 1-800-443-0339 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. MT Monday through Friday to make arrangements. You will be provided with a Return Materials Authorization (RMA) number to include with your item.
Please note: The repolishing process will completely remove any engraving. Re-engraving can also be arranged through Customer Service using the contact information noted above.
Marilyn Davidson
Marilyn Davidson's work as an
internationally recognized artist and designer includes sculpture and design
for the home. She taught design at Syracuse University and as a visiting
lecturer in England and Italy. Numerous international exhibitions of her work
have been held in New York, Germany, England, Yugoslavia, Australia, and
Mexico, and her work has been represented and and reviewed in Interior Design
Magazine, The New York Art Review, and Arts Magazine.
Her designs are represented in the permanent collections of the Metropolitan
Museum of Art, Twentieth Century Collection, the Victoria and Albert Museum,
London, the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, the Munson-Williams-Proctor
Institute, the Everson Museum of Art and numerous others.
Our Full Range of Personalization Options
We offer a variety of personalization options on our Nambé Alloy items when you contact us directly, including:
- One or more lines of text, depending on the item
- Traditional monograms
- Wedding invitations
- Company logos or other original art
Personalization Fees:
| Order Setup Fee: | $25, per order |
| Addition Item Setup | $25, per additional item |
| Monogramming: | $8, per item |
| Text Application: | $0.80 per character |
| Business Card Customization: | $8.00 per application |
| Logo Application: | $8 - $15.00 per application |
| Logo Setup: | $75.00 (one-time fee; we will keep your logo on file) |
| Wedding Invitation: | $85.00 (in addition to the setup fee) |
| Rush Fee: | $50.00 - $100.00 |
Font Styles
We offer a choice of seven font styles:
Choose the font that best represents the message you're conveying. For a more elegant occasion, such as a wedding, you may want to choose Script MT Bold or Signet Roundhand. To personalize gifts for colleagues and business associates, you might instead choose something formal, such as Monotype Corsiva for a female business associate and Garamond for a male. For a baby gift, you might try CG Times.
In addition to a choice of fonts, for Nambé Alloy items we offer a choice of colors. Choose between a more traditional "frost" or elegant black; the latter is achieved through a chemical molecular reaction that is painted onto the metal and laser etched. Either is permanent and can only be removed by having the items repolished by our skilled craftsmen.
For more information on our personalization services, read About Personalization.
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