Ethrog Container. Berlin. Early 19th century. Silver (marked). Rectangular box, positioned on four legs, repousseé of a vegetal pattern. A lock in the center (with key), decorated with a floral pattern on the sides. A clasp in the shape of a pumpkin on the cover, with decorative fruit on the sides. Maximum height: 12 cm, width: 14 cm, length: 9.5 cm. Good condition. Undamaged lock, crack to upper left edge.

Spice container shaped as a tower. [East Europe, 19th century]. Silver (marked, silver-mark not clear), pierced, filigree. Four long legs. Container with a door opening downwards; three panels are adorned with two birds facing each other (this motif originates, as it seems, from the folk art of papercutting which was common in East Europe). An additional tier with four windows and above it an additional tier, pointed, with a balcony and a flag. Height: 21.5 cm Good condition. See: Towers of Spices: The Tower-shape Tradition in Havdalah Spice-boxes (The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, 1982), item no. 50 (Photographed on p. 37).

Spice container. Germany, mid 19th century, dedication from 1857. Silver (marked), filigree and engraving. Square base positioned on four balls. A dedication is engraved on the panels of the base: “…generous… Moshe of Odessa [?] from Berlin in memory of his father Yitzchak… Halevi in 1857…”. The tower consists of three tiers; two are in delicate filigree craftsmanship in geometric and vegetal patterns. A door opens with a lock, for spices. A bell on top of a small ball is hung on the center of the upper tier. Height: 29 cm. Fair condition. Damages to door. A flag and post are missing.

Three Spice Containers, made of silver filigree, marked. Berlin, 19th century. 1. Filigree container. Upper part (spire) is removable. Height: 20 cm. Some damages. 2. Filigree container. Upper part (spire) is removable. Height: 21.5 cm. Good condition. 3. Filigree container with a door. Decorations are embossed on the spire. Height: 25 cm. Good condition. Some bends and damages.

Two spice containers. Silver, filigree (one marked with an unidentified silver mark). East Europe, [late 19th century]. 1. Square container. Door on the the second tier, at the base of spire. Delicate decorations engraved on the base. Stands on four balls. Height: 24.5 cm. Fair condition. Missing flags (?). Old repairs. Damages to filigree and bends. 2. Round container and base, spire consists of four panels. Height: 18.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Bends.