1. Pair of shoes with hammered decorations. On the shoe, over two metal straps, is a bird-like decoration. Inner side of shoe with red insole, on its lower part a sawn metal plaque. Stamps (manufacturer?). 24 cm, fair-good condition. Metal is probably low-silver.
2. Pair of open high-heels shoes. A metal strap holds the foot decorated with vegetal designs. On the lower part of the insole is a sawn metal plaque. Stamps (manufacturer?). 25 cm. Fair condition, insole is faded, somewhat stained. Metals a little rusted.
This kind of shoes were used by brides in Tripoli on their wedding day.

Large anti-semitic sculpture, carved wood log.
Figure with distorted face: extremely big ear, crooked nose and prominent cheek-bones. The body is covered with scales, like a snake. On the side is a protruding Maggen David.
Height: 90 cm, maximal width: approximately 20 cm. Fair condition. Cracks. Damages to wood, sculpture and base.

Griass eng God! [God Bless you]. Fabric napkin with an invitation to a banquet. Vienna, first half of 19th century.
Printed cloth napkin, invitation for men, women, young boys and girls to a wine-banquet on behalf of the men's choir of Neulerchenfeld [province of Vienna], to be held on the week of the Fastnacht on February 23 (no year stated), in the Wustbauer farmer's bar.
In the center of the napkin an inscribed line states "Polish Jews are not allowed to enter". The mayor's initials appear on the napkin, but his full name is not specified.
38X34 cm. Good condition. Few stains. Creases and folding marks. Ink stamp.