Auction 49b Part II - Bibles and Prayer Books, Manuscripts, Graphics and Ceremonial Art
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Auction 49b Part II - Bibles and Prayer Books, Manuscripts, Graphics and Ceremonial Art
January 20, 2016
Opening: $2,500
Sold for: $3,125
Including buyer's premium
Ketubah recording the marriage of the groom Eliyahu son of Nechemya, with the bride Esther daughter of David. Kouilvatam, Ernakulam, India, Adar Rishon 1921. Ketubah, tradition of the Cochin Jewish community. At the top part of the ketubah are verses and blessings for the bride and groom inside a frame, illustrated with flowers, branches and leaves. Among the flowers are three illustrations of roosters. For further information about ketubot of the Cochin Jewish community, see: Shalom Sabar, HaKetubah HaMetzuyeret, in: Yehudei Hodu (the Israel Museum, 1995), pp. 167-175. Attached is an article about this ketubah, by Prof. Shalom Sabar. 32X40 cm. Good condition. Folding marks, creases and stains. Several pinholes. Partially mounted on Passe-partout.
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Ketubot and marriage documents
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Auction 49b Part II - Bibles and Prayer Books, Manuscripts, Graphics and Ceremonial Art
January 20, 2016
Opening: $300
Unsold
Ketubah recording the marriage of the groom Eliyahu Ben Nissim David Salah Razak with the bride Lulu Bat Yitzchak Sedaka. Bombay, Nissan, 1910. A Ketubah printed in silver and golden ink, in European style, completed by hand. Contained in a cylindrical metal case. 38X25.5 cm. Fair condition. Creases and tears at margins. Open tear at lower right corner.
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Ketubot and marriage documents
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Auction 49b Part II - Bibles and Prayer Books, Manuscripts, Graphics and Ceremonial Art
January 20, 2016
Opening: $400
Sold for: $1,188
Including buyer's premium
Ketubah recording the marriage of the groom David son of Baruch Litshinsky with the bride Leah Freida daughter of R’ Ya’akov Zelitonhwitz. Shanghai, Sivan 1909. Printed frame, crowned with a Star of David and various dark purple ink decorations. The blessings and the text of the ketubah are handwritten. 32X37 cm. Fair-good condition. Dampness. Stains, folding marks and creases to margins.
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Ketubot and marriage documents
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Auction 49b Part II - Bibles and Prayer Books, Manuscripts, Graphics and Ceremonial Art
January 20, 2016
Opening: $300
Sold for: $688
Including buyer's premium
Ketubah recording the marriage of the groom, Via (Chaim) son of Yitzchak and the bride Reshil daughter of Yosef, of the Karaite community. Cairo, 1949. Ketubah printed in golden and green ink, with the Karaite version of the ketubah; completed by hand with signatures. 68 cm. Good condition. Folding marks and stains.
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Ketubot and marriage documents
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Auction 49b Part II - Bibles and Prayer Books, Manuscripts, Graphics and Ceremonial Art
January 20, 2016
Opening: $250
Sold for: $525
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Ketubah recording the marriage of the groom Pranas Abda-Sabet with the bride Bahija [daughter] of Moris Murad (?), 1960. Printed document, with names and details added by hand. On upper part “translation into Arabic of marriage agreement for the Karaite congregation in Egypt”. Original envelope with names of groom and bride and date of Ketubah, with printed inscription “Karaite Jews Congregation”. 32X42 cm. Good condition. Folding marks. Tears and stains to envelope.
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Ketubot and marriage documents
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Auction 49b Part II - Bibles and Prayer Books, Manuscripts, Graphics and Ceremonial Art
January 20, 2016
Opening: $300
Unsold
Sefer Ketubah, “In which all the necessary laws are explained to the Mesader Kiddushin…” – a notebook of printed ketubot, by Rabbi David Ber Abramowitz. New York, 1908. Notebook format. Contains a preface with detailed laws for a Mesader Kiddushin. Followed by 28 empty ketubah forms, several illustrated samples. Some have the English version printed on the verso of the ketubah. Perforations for tearing out and completed by hand. Each ketubah has a stub with the ketubah text, for use as a “second ketubah” in case the original ketubah is lost. [4], 6, [1] pages. + 28 empty ketubah forms. Height: 42 cm. Width: 26 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains and dampstains. Light worming. Tears to margins of some leaves. Several loose or detached leaves. Damaged binding.
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Ketubot and marriage documents
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Auction 49b Part II - Bibles and Prayer Books, Manuscripts, Graphics and Ceremonial Art
January 20, 2016
Opening: $800
Sold for: $3,750
Including buyer's premium
Four illustrated marriage contracts. Iran, 1873, 1886, 1887, 1893. Persian. These contracts do not a have Jewish connection (although some have signatures in Hebrew), but they are valuable from an artistic perspective and we have placed them here next to the Iranian ketubot whose illustrations were impacted by the art motifs which were widespread in Iran during the 19th century, for comparison and study [see, for example, items 717-718]. These contracts include an especially splendid illustrated marriage contract on fabric. 4 items. Size and condition vary.
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Ketubot and marriage documents
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Auction 49b Part II - Bibles and Prayer Books, Manuscripts, Graphics and Ceremonial Art
January 20, 2016
Opening: $800
Sold for: $1,000
Including buyer's premium
De Creatione Problemata XXX [thirty problems of the creation], by Menashe ben Israel. Amsterdam: Typis & sumptibus Auctoris (printed by the author), 1635. First edition. Latin, Spanish and some Hebrew. First edition of Menasseh Ben Israel’s important book about the creation. Printed in the author’s printing press in Amsterdam (emblem of the printing press appears on the title page – square divided into nine squares, within which appear letters from the verse “Emet MeAretz Tizmach” in a manner which enables reading the verse horizontally and vertically). Five poems for the author open the book; poems by Caspar Barlaeus, Himanuel Nehamias, Jonah Abarbanel and Mosseh Pinto. [16], 156, [2] pp, 14 cm. Good condition. A piece of the title page is cut, restored with glued paper. The preceding leaf is also cut. Some handwritten inscriptions at margins of leaves, inscription on leaf preceding the title page (most of it cut) and signatures on title page. Somewhat worn leather binding (with tears at margins and spine).
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Various
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Auction 49b Part II - Bibles and Prayer Books, Manuscripts, Graphics and Ceremonial Art
January 20, 2016
Opening: $600
Sold for: $750
Including buyer's premium
Conciliador, by Rabbi Menasseh Ben Israel. Part 3. Amsterdam, [1650]. Spanish. The composition Conciliator, written by Menasseh Ben Israel, was one of his greatest achievements. This work, written mostly in Spanish, was primarily intended for Christian scholars and clerics, to enable them to understand genuine Judaism according to commentaries of verses in the Bible and reconcile apparent discrepancies in various parts of the Hebrew Bible. Moreover, the composition was intended to strengthen faith and the principles of Judaism among the Anusim. The book was highly successful, was translated into several languages and spread the name of Menasseh Ben Israel among non-Jewish scholars. Ownership inscriptions of “Moshe ben R’ Shmuel Sultan”. [11], 208, [6] leaves. 18 cm. Fair-good condition, stains and wear. Tear to bottom of last leaf, with minor damage to text. Original vellum binding, damaged and torn.
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Various
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Auction 49b Part II - Bibles and Prayer Books, Manuscripts, Graphics and Ceremonial Art
January 20, 2016
Opening: $250
Sold for: $1,063
Including buyer's premium
Sefer HaTapuach by Aristotle, and Mashal HaKadmoni by Rabbi Yitzchak Ibn Sahula. Frankfurt an der Oder, [1693]. Separate title page for Mashal HaKadmoni. Many woodcut illustrations of the parables and tales of this composition. [6]; 118 leaves (originally: [6], 121 leaves). Mispagination. Missing three or four leaves at the end. 15 cm. Good-fair condition. Wear and tears. Damaged leather binding.
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Various
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Lot 737 Shulchan HaPanim – Shulchan Aruch in Ladino / Chovat HaLevavot in Ladino – Venice, 1712-1713
Auction 49b Part II - Bibles and Prayer Books, Manuscripts, Graphics and Ceremonial Art
January 20, 2016
Opening: $400
Sold for: $1,375
Including buyer's premium
Shulchan HaPanim, Shulchan Aruch by Rabbi Yosef Karo – translated to Ladino. Venice, [1712-1713]. In the colophon, the printer writes his intention of printing also Chovat HaLevavot in Ladino. Bound with: Chovat HaLevavot, by Rabbeinu Bechaye, translated into Ladino. Venice, [1713]. Two books bound together: 184 leaves; 160 leaves. 22 cm. Good condition. Stains and wear, worming. Gilt edges. Original leather binding, damaged.
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Various
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Auction 49b Part II - Bibles and Prayer Books, Manuscripts, Graphics and Ceremonial Art
January 20, 2016
Opening: $500
Sold for: $2,000
Including buyer's premium
Tikun Socharim V’Tikun Chilufim. Amsterdam, 1714. Igron. Contains the versions of commercial letters and debentures and their laws, in Yiddish. The whole book was printed in cursive Ashkenazi font, a unique phenomenon for a printed book, this was to make it easier for dealers to copy from the book. On the verso of the title page, is the approbation of Rabbi Zvi Hirsh Ashkenazi Av Beit Din of Amsterdam, called the Chacham Zvi and in his approbation he mentions the font of the letters and prohibits copying the font produced by the publishers. [8], 230 pages. 15.5 cm. Good condition. Stains. Slight wear. Worming to several places. Parchment binding, with minor damages.
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Various
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