Auction 28 - Objects - Judaica, Ceremonial Art and Israeliana
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![11 small figures made by "Teppich". Jerusalem, [1950s-60s].
Cast brass; lathe work.
The bases of the figures are he](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale28-public/265.jpg "Figures Made by Hans Teppich")
Auction 28 - Objects - Judaica, Ceremonial Art and Israeliana
January 23, 2013
Opening: $200
Sold for: $438
Including buyer's premium
11 small figures made by "Teppich". Jerusalem, [1950s-60s].
Cast brass; lathe work.
The bases of the figures are heavy and were used for compressing tobacco in a pipe or for extinguishing it. Each figure is different from the next and on its bottom has a name from the Bible: David, Miriam, Abraham, etc.
Average height: 5 cm.
Cast brass; lathe work.
The bases of the figures are heavy and were used for compressing tobacco in a pipe or for extinguishing it. Each figure is different from the next and on its bottom has a name from the Bible: David, Miriam, Abraham, etc.
Average height: 5 cm.
Category
Various Objects - "Israeliana"
Catalogue
![11 utensils manufactured by "Michsaf", Art Deco style. Eretz Israel, [1950s-60s].
Cast brass, silver plated. All ha](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale28-public/266.jpg "Silver-Plated Candlesticks and Bowls – Israeli Art Deco")
Auction 28 - Objects - Judaica, Ceremonial Art and Israeliana
January 23, 2013
Opening: $300
Sold for: $375
Including buyer's premium
11 utensils manufactured by "Michsaf", Art Deco style. Eretz Israel, [1950s-60s].
Cast brass, silver plated. All have stamps: "Michsaf, Made in Israel".
1-2. Two pairs of Shabbat candlesticks, for three candles.
3-4. Two pairs of Shabbat candlesticks, for two candles.
5-7. Three Bowls, with edges decorated with silver-plated marbles.
8. Tray / Passover plate. Embossed on the edges are quotes and scenes from the Haggada and from the poem "Achen Chatzir Ha'am" by Chaim Nachman Bialik.
9-11. Three identical bowls. Each bowl stands on three marble-like supports.
Cast brass, silver plated. All have stamps: "Michsaf, Made in Israel".
1-2. Two pairs of Shabbat candlesticks, for three candles.
3-4. Two pairs of Shabbat candlesticks, for two candles.
5-7. Three Bowls, with edges decorated with silver-plated marbles.
8. Tray / Passover plate. Embossed on the edges are quotes and scenes from the Haggada and from the poem "Achen Chatzir Ha'am" by Chaim Nachman Bialik.
9-11. Three identical bowls. Each bowl stands on three marble-like supports.
Category
Various Objects - "Israeliana"
Catalogue
![Wine bottle, made by Y. Avishai. Eretz Israel, [1950s].
Filigree silver, etched; embedded with gems. Stamped: "Hand Made](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale28-public/267.jpg "Israeli Wine Bottle – Filigree Silver")
Auction 28 - Objects - Judaica, Ceremonial Art and Israeliana
January 23, 2013
Opening: $300
Sold for: $375
Including buyer's premium
Wine bottle, made by Y. Avishai. Eretz Israel, [1950s].
Filigree silver, etched; embedded with gems. Stamped: "Hand Made", "Jerusalem", "Bezalel", "Israel" and a silver stamp.
Various etched ornaments: palm trees, grape clusters, etc. Etched on the bottle is the inscription "Jerusalem, Israel, Avishai'.
Height: 20.5 cm.
Filigree silver, etched; embedded with gems. Stamped: "Hand Made", "Jerusalem", "Bezalel", "Israel" and a silver stamp.
Various etched ornaments: palm trees, grape clusters, etc. Etched on the bottle is the inscription "Jerusalem, Israel, Avishai'.
Height: 20.5 cm.
Category
Various Objects - "Israeliana"
Catalogue
Auction 28 - Objects - Judaica, Ceremonial Art and Israeliana
January 23, 2013
Opening: $400
Unsold
1. A Goblet on a stem, with impression of the Tower of David and the Tomb of Rachel. Silver, filigree, impressed and etched. Stamped: "Stanetzky" [Eliezer Aharon Stanetzky (1897-1948), "Bezalel" student], "Israel" and a silver stamp. Height: 13 cm.
2-3. Two silver goblets, one on a stem. Silver, filigree, etched. Stamped; "Y. Avishai", "Israel" and silver stamps. Height: 15.5 cm. 8.5 cm.
2-3. Two silver goblets, one on a stem. Silver, filigree, etched. Stamped; "Y. Avishai", "Israel" and silver stamps. Height: 15.5 cm. 8.5 cm.
Category
Various Objects - "Israeliana"
Catalogue
Auction 28 - Objects - Judaica, Ceremonial Art and Israeliana
January 23, 2013
Opening: $1,200
Unsold
Adam and Eve hiding behind a tree in the Garden, fabric appliqué made by the artist Kopel Gurwin. Israel, [second half of the 1960s].
Felt fabric appliqué. Stamped: "Kopel" (on the embroidery).
Adam and Eve hiding behind the tree of the Garden, with alarmed expressions on their faces. The figures are surrounded by the verse, "And they heard the voice of G-d traveling in the Garden… And Adam and his wife hid […] amongst the tree of the Garden". On the upper and lower edges are fabric loops, apparently for hanging as a curtain.
The artist Kopel Gurwin (1923-1990) was born in Vilna and had a Hebrew education. He endured the Holocaust years in concentration camps. After World War II, he moved to Sweden and lived there until 1950, thereafter he immigrated to Israel and began studying art in the Bezalel Academy. Concluded his studies in 1957, was renowned as a tapestry artist and graphic designer. His works were exhibited in the Israel Museum and in various galleries in Israel and abroad.
69X87 cm. (without fabric loops).
Felt fabric appliqué. Stamped: "Kopel" (on the embroidery).
Adam and Eve hiding behind the tree of the Garden, with alarmed expressions on their faces. The figures are surrounded by the verse, "And they heard the voice of G-d traveling in the Garden… And Adam and his wife hid […] amongst the tree of the Garden". On the upper and lower edges are fabric loops, apparently for hanging as a curtain.
The artist Kopel Gurwin (1923-1990) was born in Vilna and had a Hebrew education. He endured the Holocaust years in concentration camps. After World War II, he moved to Sweden and lived there until 1950, thereafter he immigrated to Israel and began studying art in the Bezalel Academy. Concluded his studies in 1957, was renowned as a tapestry artist and graphic designer. His works were exhibited in the Israel Museum and in various galleries in Israel and abroad.
69X87 cm. (without fabric loops).
Category
Various Objects - "Israeliana"
Catalogue
Auction 28 - Objects - Judaica, Ceremonial Art and Israeliana
January 23, 2013
Opening: $200
Sold for: $250
Including buyer's premium
Six-branched memorial lamp, emblem of "Yad Vashem" - Holocaust Martyr's and Heroes' Remembrance Authority. Israel, [1960s].
Brass; wooden base, engraved.
Six-branched lamp. Designed in 1960 by the artist Zahara Schatz. The six branches represent the 6,000,000 Jews murdered in the Holocaust. Engraved on the wooden base is the inscription "And I have given them a hand and name which shall not be cut off" (Hand and Name in Hebrew is "Yad Vashem") and a serial number.
Height (including base): 41.5 cm. Size of base: 12.5X14 cm.
Brass; wooden base, engraved.
Six-branched lamp. Designed in 1960 by the artist Zahara Schatz. The six branches represent the 6,000,000 Jews murdered in the Holocaust. Engraved on the wooden base is the inscription "And I have given them a hand and name which shall not be cut off" (Hand and Name in Hebrew is "Yad Vashem") and a serial number.
Height (including base): 41.5 cm. Size of base: 12.5X14 cm.
Category
Various Objects - "Israeliana"
Catalogue
Auction 28 - Objects - Judaica, Ceremonial Art and Israeliana
January 23, 2013
Opening: $3,600
Unsold
An official medal on behalf of the "Israeli Committee for Atomic Energy, The Negev Nuclear Research Center / a sign of appreciation for your five years of work in the NRC".
Engraved on the medal is the name of its recipient, "Mordechai Vanunu". The medal was presented to Vanunu in 1981, as a sign of appreciation for his work in the nuclear power plant as a radiation inspector.
Mordechai Vanunu (born in 1954), "Atom spy" – managed to smuggle a camera into the nuclear power plant in Dimona and delivered the photographs and data on Israel's nuclear ability to a British journslist, which enabled experts to determine that Israel owns a large number of nuclear bombs. Vanunu was kidnapped from London and brought to Israel, judged, convicted of treason and severe spying, and sentenced to 18 years of imprisonment.
Circumference: 6 cm. Good condition. Placed in a wooden box.
Provenance: Vanunu gave the medal to his friend, a man who belongs to the Church of England in Jerusalem.
Engraved on the medal is the name of its recipient, "Mordechai Vanunu". The medal was presented to Vanunu in 1981, as a sign of appreciation for his work in the nuclear power plant as a radiation inspector.
Mordechai Vanunu (born in 1954), "Atom spy" – managed to smuggle a camera into the nuclear power plant in Dimona and delivered the photographs and data on Israel's nuclear ability to a British journslist, which enabled experts to determine that Israel owns a large number of nuclear bombs. Vanunu was kidnapped from London and brought to Israel, judged, convicted of treason and severe spying, and sentenced to 18 years of imprisonment.
Circumference: 6 cm. Good condition. Placed in a wooden box.
Provenance: Vanunu gave the medal to his friend, a man who belongs to the Church of England in Jerusalem.
Category
Various Objects - "Israeliana"
Catalogue
![Anti-Semitic pipe, hand-carved, made by Fr. Rosenstiel. Berlin, [c. 1880]. Carved Bakelite; carved wood; amber mouthpiece.
I](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale28-public/272_1.jpg "Anti-Semitic Pipe – Germany, 19th Century")
![Anti-Semitic pipe, hand-carved, made by Fr. Rosenstiel. Berlin, [c. 1880]. Carved Bakelite; carved wood; amber mouthpiece.
I](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale28-public/272_2.jpg "Anti-Semitic Pipe – Germany, 19th Century")
![Anti-Semitic pipe, hand-carved, made by Fr. Rosenstiel. Berlin, [c. 1880]. Carved Bakelite; carved wood; amber mouthpiece.
I](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale28-public/272_3.jpg "Anti-Semitic Pipe – Germany, 19th Century")
Auction 28 - Objects - Judaica, Ceremonial Art and Israeliana
January 23, 2013
Opening: $4,000
Unsold
Anti-Semitic pipe, hand-carved, made by Fr. Rosenstiel. Berlin, [c. 1880]. Carved Bakelite; carved wood; amber mouthpiece.
In the center of the pipe is an engraving of two Jews sitting on a bench. Behind the bench is a sign upon which is engraved: "Carlsbaden Idylle". Apparently, the scene is referring to the Jewish custom of visiting the Carlsbad baths (Karlovy Vary, Czechoslovakia).
4.5X12 cm. The pipe is in good condition. Placed in original case, silk-lined (minor damages).
In the center of the pipe is an engraving of two Jews sitting on a bench. Behind the bench is a sign upon which is engraved: "Carlsbaden Idylle". Apparently, the scene is referring to the Jewish custom of visiting the Carlsbad baths (Karlovy Vary, Czechoslovakia).
4.5X12 cm. The pipe is in good condition. Placed in original case, silk-lined (minor damages).
Category
Anti-Semitism
Catalogue
Auction 28 - Objects - Judaica, Ceremonial Art and Israeliana
January 23, 2013
Opening: $1,000
Sold for: $1,750
Including buyer's premium
Beer jug (0.5 liter) with anti-Semitic vignettes, designed by Johann Korzilius of Köln-Ehrenfeld. Germany, 1893.
Ceramic jug; ceramic and pewter cover. Stamped on bottom: "Musterschutz".
Four anti-Semitic vignettes are molded on the jug (with captions), in two transverse bands. The upper band has three vignettes: the first portrays a German farmer with three Jews sitting on his plow, titled: "This plow would not be so heavy if Aron, Jonas and Hirsch were not sitting on it." The second vignette portrays a laborer with the caption "We labor for such low wages, however Cohen reaps the profits." In the third vignette, two Jews appear picking the pocket of a third person, all under a tree. Between the two bands is a long sentence in German: "Written in the Talmud: 'Only Jews are human, the rest of the nations are compared to animals', and "Non-Jews' gold is free for us and it belongs to he who gets it first". On the bottom band is a rich and detailed scene describing the future expulsion of the Jews from Germany in 1910, accompanied by various anti-Semitic texts: "Great joy and happiness, Germany is free of Jews!", "To Palestine", etc. In the background is a house with the following inscription on its wall: "A German house! Jews may not enter." The jug cover is different from other covers documented in the books. Appearing on their covers are five portraits of prominent anti-Semitic figures from the second half of the 19th century. In the center of this cover is the German word "Heil" surrounded by five round medals. A different German anti-Semitic sentence appears inside each medal.
Height: 21 cm. Diameter : 11 cm.
Ceramic jug; ceramic and pewter cover. Stamped on bottom: "Musterschutz".
Four anti-Semitic vignettes are molded on the jug (with captions), in two transverse bands. The upper band has three vignettes: the first portrays a German farmer with three Jews sitting on his plow, titled: "This plow would not be so heavy if Aron, Jonas and Hirsch were not sitting on it." The second vignette portrays a laborer with the caption "We labor for such low wages, however Cohen reaps the profits." In the third vignette, two Jews appear picking the pocket of a third person, all under a tree. Between the two bands is a long sentence in German: "Written in the Talmud: 'Only Jews are human, the rest of the nations are compared to animals', and "Non-Jews' gold is free for us and it belongs to he who gets it first". On the bottom band is a rich and detailed scene describing the future expulsion of the Jews from Germany in 1910, accompanied by various anti-Semitic texts: "Great joy and happiness, Germany is free of Jews!", "To Palestine", etc. In the background is a house with the following inscription on its wall: "A German house! Jews may not enter." The jug cover is different from other covers documented in the books. Appearing on their covers are five portraits of prominent anti-Semitic figures from the second half of the 19th century. In the center of this cover is the German word "Heil" surrounded by five round medals. A different German anti-Semitic sentence appears inside each medal.
Height: 21 cm. Diameter : 11 cm.
Category
Anti-Semitism
Catalogue
![Anti-Semitic walking stick. Central Europe, [end of 19th century].
Carved wood.
Handle carved into the shape of an Eastern Eu](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale28-public/274.jpg "Anti-Semitic Walking Stick")
Auction 28 - Objects - Judaica, Ceremonial Art and Israeliana
January 23, 2013
Opening: $400
Unsold
Anti-Semitic walking stick. Central Europe, [end of 19th century].
Carved wood.
Handle carved into the shape of an Eastern European Jew ("Ostjuden") wearing a hat, with prominent stereotype anti-Semitic characteristics.
Length: 29 cm; bottom part missing. Worm holes. Break to hat.
Carved wood.
Handle carved into the shape of an Eastern European Jew ("Ostjuden") wearing a hat, with prominent stereotype anti-Semitic characteristics.
Length: 29 cm; bottom part missing. Worm holes. Break to hat.
Category
Anti-Semitism
Catalogue
Auction 28 - Objects - Judaica, Ceremonial Art and Israeliana
January 23, 2013
Opening: $400
Sold for: $500
Including buyer's premium
A plate with an anti-Semitic illustration, manufactured by Serreguemines. France, [end of 19th century of beginning of 20th century].
Ceramics; printing. Stamped on underside.
In the center of the plate is a colored illustration, showing a meal attended by several Jews stereotypically presented. Above the illustration is the caption "Le Blocus de Phalsbourg d'après Erckmann-Chatrian", which teaches us that the illustration is based on a tale by the French pair of authors Émile Erckmann and Alexandre Chatrian.
Diameter : 21.5 cm.
Ceramics; printing. Stamped on underside.
In the center of the plate is a colored illustration, showing a meal attended by several Jews stereotypically presented. Above the illustration is the caption "Le Blocus de Phalsbourg d'après Erckmann-Chatrian", which teaches us that the illustration is based on a tale by the French pair of authors Émile Erckmann and Alexandre Chatrian.
Diameter : 21.5 cm.
Category
Anti-Semitism
Catalogue
Auction 28 - Objects - Judaica, Ceremonial Art and Israeliana
January 23, 2013
Opening: $300
Sold for: $375
Including buyer's premium
A plate with an anti-Semitic illustration, manufactured by Serreguemines. France, [end of 19th century or beginning of 20th century].
Ceramic; printing. Stamped on reverse side.
The Illustration in the center of the plate portrays two figures conversing about money matters. The right figure is Isaac the Jew, stereotypically presented.
Diameter : 19.5 cm.
Ceramic; printing. Stamped on reverse side.
The Illustration in the center of the plate portrays two figures conversing about money matters. The right figure is Isaac the Jew, stereotypically presented.
Diameter : 19.5 cm.
Category
Anti-Semitism
Catalogue