A Relief sculpture in memory of Joseph Trumpeldor. Boris Schatz, Jerusalem.
Cast, silver-plated bronze. Stamped with a monogram of Boris Schatz and the word "Yerushalem". Portrait of Trumpeldor and inscription: "In memory of Joseph Trumpeldor, who died a holy death in Tel Chai 12th of Adar, 1920". With an illustration of a lion at the front.
With original box.
Approximately 4X7 cm. Box approximately 8X9 cm, damages to box.

Bible, with an elaborate binding made by Bezalel. London, 1919.
Silver, filigree and etching; engraving; set with gems. Gilded leaf cutting. Stamped: "Bezalel Jerusalem".
Etched on the front cover are the words "Torah Nevi'im V'Ketuvim" and adecoration in the shape of pomegranate tree branches. The bottom is decorated with a Torah crown and Tablets of Law held in the paws of a pair of lions. Etched on the spine are the acronym "Tanach" and various decorations: grape vines, shofars and architectural pillars. Etched on the back cover are the insignias of the 12 tribes, closely etched Stars of David and a medal inscribed "Bezalel Jerusalem".
Height: 13 cm. width: 8.5 cm. thickness: 3 cm.

Bible (published by Sinai, Tel Aviv, 1950s) with an elaborate binding, with a dedication.
Silver (stamped: Israel 925), filigree and etching; engraving; embedded gems and medal. The clasp is stamped "Jerusalem Israel"; gilt leaf cutting.
Etched into the front cover is the word "Tanach" and ornamentations in the shape of grape clusters and a pomegranate tree. In the center is a "window" with filigree work, an embedded green gem and a medal with an embossment of Moshe Rabbeinu holding the Tablets of Law. Etched into the spine are the inscription "Torah Nevi'im Ketuvim" and various ornamentations: grape vines, a menorah and memory lamps and architectural and geometric patterns. Etched on the back cover are symbols of the 12 tribes. A dedication is etched in the bottom center "To our friend Fritz Kortner, from Habima, 12.5.58". The actor Fritz Kortner (1892-1970), born in Vienna as Fritz Nathan Kohn, was a famous cinema actor and theater director. With the rise of the Nazi rule in 1933, he immigrated to the U.S. In 1949, he returned to Germany and died in Munich. Height: 17 cm, width: 11 cm, thickness: 5.5 cm. Good condition.

Chanukah lamp designed by Ze'ev Raban, produced by "Bezalel" (Sharar Group). Jerusalem, c. 1920.
Beaten brass, impression. Silver-plated.
On the back panel are two winged lions holding the menorah. Above them are the inscriptions "These candles are holy" and "Bezalel Yerushalem". In the center is the inscription "For the miracles and the wonders that you have performed for our forefathers in those days at this time". Height: 27 cm, width: 25 cm, length: 5 cm. Stands on four legs (one leg is missing). "Shamash" is missing.