"Flowers and Paintings of the Holy Places in the Holy Land," [by A. Leiv Kahana]. Jerusalem: Monsohn Printing, late 19th century. Hebrew, German, English, French and Russian.
Thirteen color illustrations of Jerusalem, Rachel's Tomb, Hebron, Jordan, Safed, Mount Carmel and Hermon. Facing each illustration are dried flowers typical of the region. Olive wood binding. 13pp, 11x17cm. Good condition. Some stains, slight damages at borders. Detached binding.

Decorative lamp on a copper base.
On the base appears the engraved inscription, "In memory of the retirement of the British, the fleeing of the Arabs, the conquest of Jaffa, on the occasion of the celebration of freedom and the establishment of the State of Israel on 5 Iyar 1948". Height: 52cm, maximum width: 31cm (at the upper part). Good condition.

Two dolls, probably made by Frank Meisler (b. 1930, Danzig, Germany), [1960s] .
1. Yemenite woman domestic worker. Height 25.5cm. Good condition.
2. Seated Arab smoking a narghile (hookah). Height 17cm. Good condition.
"Dolls designed by Frank Meisler have a typical look. Using geometrical-shaped wood beams and several leather patches, the artist succeeded in designing figures full of humor and reflecting all the national attributes of their origin..." (from "A Doll of a Country, The History of National Doll Manufacturing in Israel", by Dr. Haim Grossman and Yaron Gayer, "Atnachta", 2010, pages 66-67).