Three devices and a plaque for a synagogue, to present the weekly Torah portion. [Jerusalem, ca. mid 20th century].
1. Tin plaque painted black, with inscription in white: "Prayer times, Parashat…". 39.5X33 cm. Fair condition, significant flaking and remnants of labels, bends and damages to paint.
2. Wooden case for hanging, architectural design, with a large arch, below which is a pair of lions holding the Tablets of the Law, a pair of columns and nine small gates. Includes pieces of paper with titles of the weekly Torah portions. 36X37.5 cm. Fair-good condition.
3. Tin case for hanging on a wall, topped with a Star of David. Removable lid. Pieces of paper with titles of the Weekly Torah Portions are found within the case. 26X16 cm. Fair-good condition. Bends and paint flaking.
4. Wooden device for the table (or for hanging), with printed pieces of paper with titles of weekly Torah portions. 30X22.5 cm. Good condition. Stains and paint flaking.
Provenance: Collection of Willy Lindwer.