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Auction 46 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters, Ceremonial Art
July 7, 2015
Opening: $1,000
Sold for: $3,500
Including buyer's premium
Torah Shield. Lemberg (present day Lvov, Ukraine). Ca. 1820-1830 [prior to 1836].
Silver (marked; makers mark).
Impressive Torah Shield. A monumental seven branched Menorah, with burning flames, appears in the center, flanked by a pair of heraldic lions, with tongues sticking out (slightly different from each other). On the right side and on the left side, net-like ornamentations with nice flowers and in the margins – shell-like decorations with winged creatures. On the upper part appears a basket with flowers with a pair of impressive fowls on both sides, standing on protruding balls (somewhat different from each other).
this shield was originally used as a backplate of a Chanukah Lamp and was converted to serve as a Torah Shield about 100 years ago [early 20th century]. At that time, chains for hanging the shield from the staves of the Torah Scroll were added, and a dedication was engraved on the lower part: "Merl Weiss of Poland".
Length: 21 cm, width: 22 cm. Fair-good condition. Damages and bends to margins. Old repairs to reverse. Wing of one bird is missing. Chains for hanging.
Silver (marked; makers mark).
Impressive Torah Shield. A monumental seven branched Menorah, with burning flames, appears in the center, flanked by a pair of heraldic lions, with tongues sticking out (slightly different from each other). On the right side and on the left side, net-like ornamentations with nice flowers and in the margins – shell-like decorations with winged creatures. On the upper part appears a basket with flowers with a pair of impressive fowls on both sides, standing on protruding balls (somewhat different from each other).
this shield was originally used as a backplate of a Chanukah Lamp and was converted to serve as a Torah Shield about 100 years ago [early 20th century]. At that time, chains for hanging the shield from the staves of the Torah Scroll were added, and a dedication was engraved on the lower part: "Merl Weiss of Poland".
Length: 21 cm, width: 22 cm. Fair-good condition. Damages and bends to margins. Old repairs to reverse. Wing of one bird is missing. Chains for hanging.
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Auction 46 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters, Ceremonial Art
July 7, 2015
Opening: $1,000
Unsold
1. Torah Pointer (Yad). Silver (marked). Alt-Wien, 1859 (or earlier). Adorned with floral bands. Engraved initials. Original chain. Length: 24.5 cm.
2. Torah Pointer (Yad). Silver (marked), parcel gilt. Krakow, Poland, ca. 1847. Length: 23 cm.
3. Torah Pointer (Yad). Silver (marked). Austro-Hungary, late 19th century. Engraved ornamentations in vegetal patterns. Length: 26 cm.
2. Torah Pointer (Yad). Silver (marked), parcel gilt. Krakow, Poland, ca. 1847. Length: 23 cm.
3. Torah Pointer (Yad). Silver (marked). Austro-Hungary, late 19th century. Engraved ornamentations in vegetal patterns. Length: 26 cm.
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Auction 46 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters, Ceremonial Art
July 7, 2015
Opening: $1,000
Unsold
Eight Torah Pointers:
1. Silver [Israel, 1950s]. Filigree. Length: 28 cm.
2. Silver [Israel, mid 20th century]. "Oriental" Torah Pointer. Length: 30.5 cm.
3. Silver plated. Europe, early 20th century. With a bird-shaped decoration on the tip. Length: 27 cm.
4. Silver. East Europe, late 19th or early 20th century. Engraved names. Length: 23 cm.
5. Silver. Europe, late 19th or early 20th century. With chain. Length: 20 cm.
6. Silver (marked). Israel, 1950s. Filigree ornamentations. Length: 27 cm.
7. Cast silver (marked), Europe, late 19th or early 20th century. With chain. Length: 20 cm.
8. Cast silver (marked). Europe, late 19th or early 20th century. A lion holding a framed Star of David appears on the tip. With chain. Length: 22.5 cm.
1. Silver [Israel, 1950s]. Filigree. Length: 28 cm.
2. Silver [Israel, mid 20th century]. "Oriental" Torah Pointer. Length: 30.5 cm.
3. Silver plated. Europe, early 20th century. With a bird-shaped decoration on the tip. Length: 27 cm.
4. Silver. East Europe, late 19th or early 20th century. Engraved names. Length: 23 cm.
5. Silver. Europe, late 19th or early 20th century. With chain. Length: 20 cm.
6. Silver (marked). Israel, 1950s. Filigree ornamentations. Length: 27 cm.
7. Cast silver (marked), Europe, late 19th or early 20th century. With chain. Length: 20 cm.
8. Cast silver (marked). Europe, late 19th or early 20th century. A lion holding a framed Star of David appears on the tip. With chain. Length: 22.5 cm.
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Auction 46 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters, Ceremonial Art
July 7, 2015
Opening: $500
Unsold
Four pairs of Torah Finials [Morocco, ca. mid 20th century].
1. Pair of Torah Finials ("Apples") made of copper, rounded, with floral ornamentations and horseshoe arched windows. Handles are decorated with a geometric pattern. Chains with bells hanging from windows and upper part. Height: 30.5 cm.
2. Pair of Torah Finials ("Apples") made of copper, six panels, decorated with vegetal decorations. Handles ornamented with a geometric pattern. Chains on lower part. Height: 30 cm. Minor repairs with tin.
3. Pair of Torah Finials ("Apples") made of brass, five panels, with horseshoe arched windows shaped as hearts. On the handles – three decorated rings. Chains missing from windows and lower part. Height: 36.5 cm. Minor repairs with tin.
4. Pair of Torah Finials made of brass, designed as a net. Height: 28.5 cm. Damages and repairs with tin.
1. Pair of Torah Finials ("Apples") made of copper, rounded, with floral ornamentations and horseshoe arched windows. Handles are decorated with a geometric pattern. Chains with bells hanging from windows and upper part. Height: 30.5 cm.
2. Pair of Torah Finials ("Apples") made of copper, six panels, decorated with vegetal decorations. Handles ornamented with a geometric pattern. Chains on lower part. Height: 30 cm. Minor repairs with tin.
3. Pair of Torah Finials ("Apples") made of brass, five panels, with horseshoe arched windows shaped as hearts. On the handles – three decorated rings. Chains missing from windows and lower part. Height: 36.5 cm. Minor repairs with tin.
4. Pair of Torah Finials made of brass, designed as a net. Height: 28.5 cm. Damages and repairs with tin.
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Auction 46 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters, Ceremonial Art
July 7, 2015
Opening: $600
Sold for: $938
Including buyer's premium
Upright Hanukkah Lamp. Poland, 1920s.
Silver (marked).
Central pillar with rounded branches. Removable Shamash. Hexagonal base. Bases of oil fonts and tip of pillar are ornamented with leaves; on the pillar and the base – engraved ornamentations in geometric and vegetal patterns.
Height: 58 cm, with: 37 cm. Good condition. One loose screw.
Silver (marked).
Central pillar with rounded branches. Removable Shamash. Hexagonal base. Bases of oil fonts and tip of pillar are ornamented with leaves; on the pillar and the base – engraved ornamentations in geometric and vegetal patterns.
Height: 58 cm, with: 37 cm. Good condition. One loose screw.
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Auction 46 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters, Ceremonial Art
July 7, 2015
Opening: $300
Unsold
Hanukkah Lamp. Warsaw (Poland), [early 20th century].
Brass (marked, I. Ehrlich).
Couch-like base, with a row of oil fonts. On top of the backplate - a Torah crown. In the center - a seven branched Menorah, and at the sides - a pair of lions. Engraved vegetal ornamentations. A Shamash on top (on the right) and an additional oil font (on the left, removable).
Height: 27 cm. Width: 24 cm. Fair condition. Loose screws and bends.
Brass (marked, I. Ehrlich).
Couch-like base, with a row of oil fonts. On top of the backplate - a Torah crown. In the center - a seven branched Menorah, and at the sides - a pair of lions. Engraved vegetal ornamentations. A Shamash on top (on the right) and an additional oil font (on the left, removable).
Height: 27 cm. Width: 24 cm. Fair condition. Loose screws and bends.
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Auction 46 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters, Ceremonial Art
July 7, 2015
Opening: $800
Sold for: $1,750
Including buyer's premium
Silver basin for Netilat Yadayim (hand washing). [Alt Wien, 1846]. Engraving from 1872.
Silver (marked), engraved.
A deep, rectangular, silver basin, for hand washing. Donated to a synagogue (with a cup). Inscribed on the rim, in fine letters: "…the cup donated by…Yosef Yitzchak son of Aharon Zvi Mehrer Halevi in his life to the synagogue…after his death his wife and sons followed his will and donated …".
Height: 7 cm, length: 36 cm, width: 27 cm. Good condition. A few stains and scratches.
Silver (marked), engraved.
A deep, rectangular, silver basin, for hand washing. Donated to a synagogue (with a cup). Inscribed on the rim, in fine letters: "…the cup donated by…Yosef Yitzchak son of Aharon Zvi Mehrer Halevi in his life to the synagogue…after his death his wife and sons followed his will and donated …".
Height: 7 cm, length: 36 cm, width: 27 cm. Good condition. A few stains and scratches.
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Auction 46 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters, Ceremonial Art
July 7, 2015
Opening: $500
Sold for: $3,500
Including buyer's premium
Exquisite sheet of cloth – Torah Scroll binder, with "Eshet Hayil" verses. [Italy], 1818.
Cloth; golden threads embroidery, sequins.
A wide and beautiful sheet of cloth. Ribbons are sewn to the margins, decorated with golden thread embroidery in geometric patterns. the central part is decorated with roses in green, yellow and Bordeaux. Above and below are embroidered all the verses of "Eshet Hayil": the letters are delicately bordered (in ink) with embroidered miniature sequins. the year is embroidered at the end of the poem: 1818. According to the verses combination and the year detail, it seems that the Torah binder was donated to the synagogue by or in memory of a woman. the reverse is covered with red fabric.
Height: 13.5 cm. Width: 320 cm. Fair-good condition. Slightly unraveled and torn at the end. Wear to borders of velvet. Blurred words and missing sequins.
Cloth; golden threads embroidery, sequins.
A wide and beautiful sheet of cloth. Ribbons are sewn to the margins, decorated with golden thread embroidery in geometric patterns. the central part is decorated with roses in green, yellow and Bordeaux. Above and below are embroidered all the verses of "Eshet Hayil": the letters are delicately bordered (in ink) with embroidered miniature sequins. the year is embroidered at the end of the poem: 1818. According to the verses combination and the year detail, it seems that the Torah binder was donated to the synagogue by or in memory of a woman. the reverse is covered with red fabric.
Height: 13.5 cm. Width: 320 cm. Fair-good condition. Slightly unraveled and torn at the end. Wear to borders of velvet. Blurred words and missing sequins.
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Objects and Jewish Ceremonial Art
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Auction 46 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters, Ceremonial Art
July 7, 2015
Opening: $500
Unsold
Wimpel [Torah binder made of a baby's diaper from his circumcision ceremony, according to the custom of Ashkenazi Jews]. Embroidered, from the circumcision of the child "Ephraim son of …Shlomo…Av-Beit-Din of our community". 1798.
Linen; embroidered with colorful threads. Fine embroidery, with nice decorations. Addition of embroidery on margins (probably, the name of the women who did the Embroidery): "M' daughter of --- Shlomo…".
Height: 17.5 cm. Width: 322 cm. Good condition. Some letters and decorations are unraveled. Minor wear.
Linen; embroidered with colorful threads. Fine embroidery, with nice decorations. Addition of embroidery on margins (probably, the name of the women who did the Embroidery): "M' daughter of --- Shlomo…".
Height: 17.5 cm. Width: 322 cm. Good condition. Some letters and decorations are unraveled. Minor wear.
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Auction 46 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters, Ceremonial Art
July 7, 2015
Opening: $1,500
Unsold
Large Hanukkah Lamp, for a synagogue. [India, 20th century].
Wood; glass.
the custom to celebrate eight days of Hanukkah spread in the Bene Israel Jewish community of India only in the 19th century, most probably influenced by the new Bagdhadi congregation or through the encouragement of the Cochin congregation. It is assumed that Bene Israel did not know the holiday earlier since their forefathers arrived in India prior to the days of the Hasmoneans, in the second century BCE.
Height: 42.5 cm, width: 52 cm. Good condition. Missing screw to backplate. Glass vessels not original.
Literature: Slapak, Orpa, [ed.], the Jews of India: A Story of three Communities, the Israel Museum, Jerusalem, 1995, pp. 80-81.
Wood; glass.
the custom to celebrate eight days of Hanukkah spread in the Bene Israel Jewish community of India only in the 19th century, most probably influenced by the new Bagdhadi congregation or through the encouragement of the Cochin congregation. It is assumed that Bene Israel did not know the holiday earlier since their forefathers arrived in India prior to the days of the Hasmoneans, in the second century BCE.
Height: 42.5 cm, width: 52 cm. Good condition. Missing screw to backplate. Glass vessels not original.
Literature: Slapak, Orpa, [ed.], the Jews of India: A Story of three Communities, the Israel Museum, Jerusalem, 1995, pp. 80-81.
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Auction 46 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters, Ceremonial Art
July 7, 2015
Opening: $800
Sold for: $1,875
Including buyer's premium
A pair of embroidered signs. the exact use of the signs is unknown; it is possible that they were used in the synagogue - raised during prayer or other religious ceremonies. [Germany?], 1839.
Wood; tin; metal net; threads; fabric.
Rectangular signs made of a tin frame and thin rope, in the center appears an embroidered Psalms verse on a thin metal net, within a frame embroidered with golden threads, in triangular patterns. the back is covered with thin fabric. Black handles, engraved with nice engravings and decorated with gold.
Embroidered on one sign is a verse from Psalms 51:20 and on the second sign a verse (according to Psalms 102:17) and the year – 1839. An additional word is embroidered on both signs, in Latin characters (not clear, maybe – Psalm?).
Size of signs: 18X23.5 cm; handles: 24 cm. Fair-good condition. Some embroidery is damaged. Stains. Flaking to plating of tin frame, and minor tears to fabric. Restored breaks to handles.
Wood; tin; metal net; threads; fabric.
Rectangular signs made of a tin frame and thin rope, in the center appears an embroidered Psalms verse on a thin metal net, within a frame embroidered with golden threads, in triangular patterns. the back is covered with thin fabric. Black handles, engraved with nice engravings and decorated with gold.
Embroidered on one sign is a verse from Psalms 51:20 and on the second sign a verse (according to Psalms 102:17) and the year – 1839. An additional word is embroidered on both signs, in Latin characters (not clear, maybe – Psalm?).
Size of signs: 18X23.5 cm; handles: 24 cm. Fair-good condition. Some embroidery is damaged. Stains. Flaking to plating of tin frame, and minor tears to fabric. Restored breaks to handles.
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Objects and Jewish Ceremonial Art
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Auction 46 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters, Ceremonial Art
July 7, 2015
Opening: $250
Sold for: $575
Including buyer's premium
[Sidur Beit Tefilah, Yeshurun prayers for all year round with translation into Russian, with a long foreword which includes study matters and criticism about the prayers and benedictions…by Asher ben Eliezer Wohl]. Vilnius, 1902. Hebrew and Russian, mostly column facing column.
Title page in Russian only. Fine binding, covered with green velvet. In the center of the front cover appears a clover leaf (symbol of good luck); gilded metal corners and buckle; attached to the reverse are four miniature legs.
X, 5-342 pp, 20 cm. Fair-good condition. Binding partly detached. Wear to velvet. Spine worn, with tears.
Title page in Russian only. Fine binding, covered with green velvet. In the center of the front cover appears a clover leaf (symbol of good luck); gilded metal corners and buckle; attached to the reverse are four miniature legs.
X, 5-342 pp, 20 cm. Fair-good condition. Binding partly detached. Wear to velvet. Spine worn, with tears.
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