Porcelain plate. In the center appears a figure of a Jew made after a photograph. Decorated borders. Marked on the reverse: "J.Schiffner, Porzellan Fotografie u. Malerei, Karlsbad". Diameter: 34 cm.

Porcelain figurine, a Jew reading a book. [Karlsbad, first half of 20th cent]. Marked: "Karlsbad". Height: 30 cm.

Two Shechita Knives. Kraków, (Poland), 1911. Wood; steel and bakelite. The two knives are in matching wooden cases. On each case is an engraved inscription: "Shalom Halevi Rohald, ul Josefos 1, Karkowia 1911". Large knife and small knife. The handle of the small knife is decorated with a Star of David with the word “Zion”. Lengths of knives: 45 cm. and 20 cm. The hinges are detached on one of the cases. The securing clasp is missing from the second case.

Silver case for "Brit Milah" (circumcision) utensils. [Europe, 20th century]. Silver (unmarked), cast and engraved; wood. Oblong case designed as a cupboard. In the upper part, a compartment for the circumcision knife, the shield and scissors. The lid opens and on it is a drawing in relief of the scene of a circumcision ceremony (Godfather and Mohel with the baby and participants holding a wine goblet). On the front of the case there are two wooden silver-plated drawers and with silver handles at the front. Several Hebrew inscriptions are engraved at the front of the case, at the sides and on the reverse side. Height: 9 cm., length and width: 14X9 cm.

Goblet given in appreciation by “Ohev Tzedek” Society, Philadelphia, 1908. Silver plated metal. Engraved dedication: "Presented to A. Friedman by Chevra Ohev Zedek as a mark of esteem on his seventieth birthday, Phila. March 8th 1908". Height: 21 cm. Base diameter: 10.5 cm.