Italian Jewish Silver Amulet

An Italian silver amulet, 19th century. Center engraved in Hebrew "Shaday", applied with Temple attributes: the Decalogue and Menorah. Height: 15 cm. Hallmarked. Minor flaws.

Oval hanging (charm) box with Hebrew lettering surrounded by a filigree frame. [4 H x 3 1/4" W]."

Jewish silver amulet decorated with a figure and Hebrew inscriptions. Dimensions: 9X5.5 cm. Weight: 35 grams. Unsigned, silver tested. Minute flaw.

ORAFO M. BUCCELLATI usata per la festa di Sukkot (festa delle capanne) Alt. cm 7,5, larg. cm 14; peso gr 415 AN ITALIAN JEWISH SILVER ETROG-BOX, MILAN, 20TH CENTURY, MARKS OF M. BUCCELLATI; DEFECTS

A Jewish silver amulet case with the names of the holy rivers and additional blessings. Probably middle eastern, 19th century. Includes a (later) amulet. Height: 4.5 cm.

Italy, 18th Century. Gilt silver double-sided amulet container. An extremely rare and beautiful piece, repousse work by an artist who specialized in the field. On front center: the blessing of priestl

19th Century, a round, silver amulet or pendant in a filigree frame. The front engraved with 'Shadai', the reverse engraved with 'Anakatan', 'Pastam', 'Paspasim', 22nd letter of God.Diameter 3"Provena

A Jewish Persian silver amulet. 6.6X7.5 cm.

Italian, 18th Century, silver filigree amulet, centered with a gold plaque featuring the name of God: 'Shadai'Dimensions: H 2"Provenance: Moriah Galleries, Angels and Demons, Fall 2012, number 179

Italy, 17th-18th Century. Round silver-gilt amulet and container, chased, hammered and cast. One side applied with ornamental plaques bearing one of the Names of G-d: 'Shaddai'. Also two plaques chase

Persian antique engraved silver Jewish amulet kamea heart pendant necklace, 22 gr.Size of pendant: 4.5 x 5 cm. (1.7 x 1.9 inches)Length of chain: 72 cm. (28.3 inches)

ORAFO BERETTA usata nella serata del Seder alla Festa ebraica della Pasqua; difetti Alt. cm 30, larg. cm 12; peso gr 600 AN ITALIAN SILVER JEWISH ELIJAH CUP, MILAN, 20TH CENTURY, MARKS OF BERETTA; DEF

Wherever you go, I will go; wherever you live, I will live. Your people will be my people, and your God will be my God. Jewish Hebrew Amulet. Sterling silver. Stamped on the back. Unknown artist and o

A SILVER AND FILIGREE AMULET. Italian, 18th/19th century. With filigree border and solid body.

A North African silver amulet. Hand hammered with the word "Shaday" and floral motifs. Attached to a wooden board. Dimensions of the board: 25X15.5 cm. Apparently unmarked. Tested silver.

Antique Silver Islamic Persian Jewish Kabbalistic Amulet, made in a concave shape, with two holding rings on its longitudinal sides, decorated with an engraved inscription in Hebrew 'Ana b'Koach', and

19th century AD. A group of silver amulets comprising: a salamander with bent body and detailing of scales; a key with snake coiled round the middle and two cockerels to the side; a key with ellipse h

19th century AD. A group of silver amulets comprising: a female head with crown above, framed by scrolling plant with horse heads to the top; two crescent moons facing each other with scrolling plants

19th century AD. A group of silver amulets comprising: a cimaruta with hand holding dagger, a key, crescent moon with face, cockerel, hand making mano fico sign; a cimaruta with hand making mano fico

Item: Particular italian pendant/lucky charm amulet in silver 800 Date/Period: 1920s Size: 1.77x0.4x0.4 inches circa. Particular italian pendant/lucky charm amulet, 1920’s. This lucky charm is

Lot of 10 Jewish amulet cases, 7 made of silver and 3 made of metal, Yemen, North Africa and Central Asia. Some including amulets. In addition, a silver Hamsa amulet pendant. Weight of silver items (i

Silver medal, apparently used as an amulet. On one side it shows the letters Shadai in Hebrew within a Jewish star. On the other side: "Behold, thou art fair, my love; behold, thou art fair; thou hast

Italy, circa 1860, hollow, silver, hand chased and hand hammered.Height: 5.5"

A LARGE AMULET ON KLAF HOUSED IN A STERLING SILVER BOX BY TIFFANY AND COMPANY. Possibly Italian, c. 1800, the box c. 1950. Written with blessings and kabbalistic epithets.