Six things to know in 30 seconds. One. Decanter alone $750 to $1,950. Two. Set with four shot glasses $1,950. Three. Set with ten shot glasses $2,300, premium tier $3,300. Four. Hand-painted, no two pieces identical. Five. Engraving on the underside is available. Six. Each piece ships in cotton wrap, custom foam, wooden gift box.

Three reasons clients buy a decanter set

For the Shabbat bar at home

Friday night kiddush is poured from the decanter into the becher, then again into the shot glasses for the L’chaim around the table. The set sits on the bar between Shabbatot and is the first thing a guest sees walking into the dining room.

As a wedding or anniversary gift

The decanter and shot glass set is the most-asked-for wedding gift in the store after kiddush cups. It belongs on the new couple’s table for decades, and the engraving on the underside keeps the giver visible without sitting in the eyeline of every dinner.

As a corporate or simcha gift

Multi-piece runs of the set with the company logo or the simcha date engraved on the underside. The recipient takes the set home, uses it on Friday, and sees the dedication every week.

How to pick the configuration

Use	Recommended	Price
Couple, no children	Decanter Abstraction	$1,950
Friday family table	Set with 4 shot glasses	$1,950
Family with regular guests	Set with 10 shot glasses	$2,300
Premium tier	Set with 10 shot glasses, premium	$3,300
Single decanter as starter gift	Decanter Hebrew Alphabet	$750

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Common questions

What is a luxury decanter set used for in a Jewish home?

For Friday night kiddush over a poured pour, for L’chaim toasts at simchas, and for sitting on the bar at home as the centerpiece of the Shabbat table. The decanter holds wine or kosher whisky, the shot glasses are passed at the toast.

How many shot glasses come in a set?

Two configurations. The compact set has the decanter and four shot glasses for a small Friday table. The full set has the decanter and ten shot glasses for a Shabbat dinner of family and guests, or a bar mitzvah weekend.

Are these decanters made of crystal or glass?

Hand-blown crystal. Each piece is hand-painted in our atelier with the Hebrew alphabet motif, the abstraction motif, or stained-glass color blocks. No two pieces are identical because the painting is done by hand on every glass and decanter.

Can a decanter set be engraved with a date or name?

Yes. We engrave on the underside of the decanter and inside the gift box. Common requests are wedding date, the company name for a corporate gift, or a Hebrew dedication. Add four weeks for personalization.

Is a decanter and shot glass set a good wedding gift?

It is one of the most-asked-for wedding gifts in the store. The set sits on the dining table or the bar of the new home and gets used every Shabbat for decades. It is also a gift the couple keeps in plain sight, so the giver is remembered.

What does a decanter set cost?

The decanter alone with the Hebrew alphabet motif is $750. The decanter Abstraction alone is $1,950. The set with four shot glasses is $1,950. The set with ten shot glasses is $2,300. The premium tier set is $3,300.

Are these sets kosher?

The vessels themselves are not kosher-certified objects. Crystal and glass do not carry kashrut concerns the way ceramics or food contact materials do. The decanter is fine for kosher wine or kosher whisky. The set ships clean from the workshop.

How is the decanter shipped?

Each decanter and each shot glass is wrapped individually in cotton, packed in custom foam, and placed in a wooden gift box for the multi-piece sets. The full set ships in two packages with full insurance to the destination country. Two to four weeks worldwide.