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An Important Jeweled American Torah Shield, Circa, 1910An Old-fashioned Synagogue Clock Board, Romania 1934Oil on canvas "Der Schneider"
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The Abe Wintner Judaica Collection, Los Angeles
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Olivewood Miniature Bezalel Ark and Torah Scroll, Jerusalem Early 20th Century: Stamp Made in Palestine, Torah ark, souvenir of Eretz Israel, Jerusalem. Miniature Torah ark made of olive wood, with illustration of Holy sites, Positioned on four wooden legs. Inside ark,
0073: Olivewood Miniature Bezalel Ark and Torah Scroll, Jerusalem Early 20th CenturyEst. $100-$200
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Trench Art shell casing Jerusalem circa, 1919: Casing depicts the Mosque of of Omar with a Muslim Sheik in its front courtyard. The top banner has the chased words "Souvenier de Jerusalem 1919" Lower banner has the name of "Victor Theller"
0074: Trench Art shell casing Jerusalem circa, 1919Est. $100-$200
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A Brass Charity Box For The "Women's Society", Germany, 19th Century: A large, sturdy piece that is similar to the shape of a European architectural element such as a lamp post. Below the slot to accept money is a thick brass plaque with the words "Frauen Verein"
0075: A Brass Charity Box For The "Women's Society", Germany, 19th CenturyEst. $500-$1,000
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A Brass Charity Box: Made in the style of a house with a lock for the box in front, and a handle for carrying the box in back. the words "Tzedakah' are engraved into the chimney part of the charity box. Condition :
0076: A Brass Charity BoxEst. $100-$200
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An Important Rare Charity bowl from Morocco: Circa, 1890 Engraved in the bottom of this bowl is either the maker of the charity bowl or the person who dedicated the bowl to the congregation. Engraved into the side of the bowl is the word
0077: An Important Rare Charity bowl from MoroccoEst. $300-$600
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A Rare Tin Charity Box for the Yeshivas Beth Mordechai of Zvil, Jerusalem.: Referenced is a Chassidic Grand Rebbe from Europe, probably Romanian or Hungarian in origin. Painted with black letters on gold Dimensions; 3.5in H., 3.9in L., 2in W., 9cm H., 9.5cm L., 5cm W
0078: A Rare Tin Charity Box for the Yeshivas Beth Mordechai of Zvil, Jerusalem.Est. $100-$200
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A Rare Tin Charity Box, "Keren Hayishuv", Jerusalem, Circa, 1930: Shows a bearded farmer sitting on a stump, studying a religious book. The Hebrew states that this charity was for "Keren Hayishuv", which is a movement dedicated to strengthening the Orthodox way
0079: A Rare Tin Charity Box, "Keren Hayishuv", Jerusalem, Circa, 1930Est. $100-$200
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A Large Charity container by Alex and Lorelei Gruss.: Brooklyn Circa 2000, modern. Four sided with inlaid mother of pearl and multi colored wood design. Picture displayed on three sides depicts the city of Jerusalem and above it a night sky. the word
0080: A Large Charity container by Alex and Lorelei Gruss.Est. $200-$400
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Two Aged Hebrew Desk Clocks with Jewish motifs: 1st Clock: Made of faux wood and bone. On the bone plaque located at base portrays the scene of Bat-Ya, the daughter of Pharaoh, and Miriam, sister of Moses peeking through the tall reeds behind
0081: Two Aged Hebrew Desk Clocks with Jewish motifsEst. $500-$1,000
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A Framed Record of "El Mole Rachamim" by Joseph Rosenblatt: Josef "Yossele" Rosenblatt (May 9, 1882 – June 19, 1933) was a Ukrainian-born chazzan (cantor) and composer. He was regarded as the greatest cantor of his time. The Victor Talking Machine
0082: A Framed Record of "El Mole Rachamim" by Joseph RosenblattEst. $100-$200
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Chazzan (Cantor) headwear American circa, 1900: Elegant floral patterned rose embroidery on silk. Inscribed on the inner part of the hat is written in Hebrew; "Bratislava, 1911" Condition: in overall fabulous condition has some stains near
0083: Chazzan (Cantor) headwear American circa, 1900Est. $100-$200
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Women's Sterntichel (Sabbath Cap), Poland, 19th century.: This magnificent cap, known as a kupka, were worn on the Sabbath and holidays to cover the hair of a married Jewish woman. The intricate craftsmanship indicates these were owned by well-to-do
0084: Women's Sterntichel (Sabbath Cap), Poland, 19th century.Est. $400-$800
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Women's Sabbath Cap, Poland, 19th century.: This magnificent cap, known as a kupka, were worn on the Sabbath and holidays to cover the hair of a married Jewish woman. The intricate craftsmanship indicates these were owned by well-to-do
0085: Women's Sabbath Cap, Poland, 19th century.Est. $400-$800
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Two Magnificent Embroidered Challah Covers, Polish and German: Polish Challah cover is beautifully embroidered with flower designs and and a bird pictured in center. The families names are also embroidered in to the cloth "Spiel-Fogel". Beneath the center
0086: Two Magnificent Embroidered Challah Covers, Polish and GermanEst. $100-$200
A Wooden Women's Jewelry box Circa, 1900: Probably American, decorated with Star of David in center with bone shaped dome studs. Empty bone plaque meant to engrave the owners name. Set with a old fashioned lock (missing key) Condition:
0087: A Wooden Women's Jewelry box Circa, 1900Est. $100-$200Lot Passed
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A Parcel-Gilt Silver Snuff box adorned with Ten Commandments: An unusual large Snuff box decorated with shells and flowers and a silver plaque with ten commandments encased at top. Inner top portion riveted to a turtle shell. Hallmarks unclear, H and Co.
0088: A Parcel-Gilt Silver Snuff box adorned with Ten CommandmentsEst. $300-$600
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An Unusual Ashkenazi Silver Etrog box, German circa 1890: Hand-chased scene of Ashkenazi jew holding the 'Arba Minim' (four species wrapped together for the succoth holiday) garbed in a Tallit (prayer shawl) and wearing tefillin. Ashkenazi Jewry were
0089: An Unusual Ashkenazi Silver Etrog box, German circa 1890Est. $300-$600
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An Aluminum Rare Etrog Box, Probably Germany, 19th Century: Box is in the shape of an etrog, and the Hebrew engraving is exceptionally well done, with fine shading to each letter. As to origin, we feel Germany or England are strong candidates. Condition
0090: An Aluminum Rare Etrog Box, Probably Germany, 19th CenturyEst. $300-$600
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A Silver Etrog Box, Germany, Circa 1920: This box has a sturdy, thick handle on the lid and it rests on ball feet. It has silver hallmarks of 800, SE, and a Star of David. Has a monogram of the owner in front of box. Condition: in
0091: A Silver Etrog Box, Germany, Circa 1920Est. $300-$600
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A Brass and Silver plated Etrog box Jerusalem circa, 2000: Typically in the style by 'Swed' engraved "Pri Eitz Hadar" on the opening lid. Latch on front for opening and closing. Numbered 87 Condition: in great condition Dimensions; 7in L., 5.75in W.,
0092: A Brass and Silver plated Etrog box Jerusalem circa, 2000Est. $200-$400
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Two Silver Etrog Boxes, Israeli and American circa 1950: Decorated with applied wirework heart shaped. studded with six multi-colored gems. Star of David emblem dedicated wirework along top of the box applied silver strips along the base in Hebrew
0093: Two Silver Etrog Boxes, Israeli and American circa 1950Est. $300-$600
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A Silver Etrog Container, by I.M. Fain, Israel Circa 1950: Decorated with applied wirework heart shaped. Studded with six multi-colored gems. Star of David emblem dedicated wirework along top of the box. Applied silver strips along the base in Hebrew
0094: A Silver Etrog Container, by I.M. Fain, Israel Circa 1950Est. $200-$400
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A Silver Etrog Container, Israel, Circa 1940: Decorated with applied wirework studded with six blue synthetic stones. engraved in Hebrew. "Ulekchtem Lachem Pri Eitz Hadar" marked in Hebrew: Jerusalem 935 Condition : overall great
0095: A Silver Etrog Container, Israel, Circa 1940Est. $200-$400
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An Important Arts and Crafts Etrog box England, 1904: Etrog box in sterling silver, copper and enamel with wooden liner and finely engraved with the Hebrew inscription of "Pri Eitz Hadar" and an engraving of the "Arba Minim" (four species wrapped
0096: An Important Arts and Crafts Etrog box England, 1904Est. $1,000-$2,000

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