A BEZALEL OLIVEWOOD ETROG BOX. Palestine, c. 1930.

AN EARLY JNF CHARITY BOX. Palestine, c. 1930. In traditional form. Decorated with a Star of David and the upper portion of then-Palestine in Hebrew on one side and KKL in Hebrew 4.9” tall. Wear

DESCRIPTION: 19th Century Judaic olive wood box with slanted form, features marquetry inlays throughout with Hebrew script at lid. Opens to reveal a single storage slot with two smaller slots, complet

Title: Hand Painted Italian Sorrento Puzzle Box c.1930 Origin: British Date/Period: 1930 Materials: Olivewood Size: Length: 24.5cm Width; 12cm Height; 11cm Here is a Italian Sorrento box. The main ext

Exeptional Olivewood Etrog Box Hidden Compartment Trick Mystery Box made to look like Prayer Book Set Volume I-VII Bezalel School Period RARE Judaica Engraving of The Old City of Jerusalem and Hebrew

Jerusalem, c. 1920's, Egg shaped box on foot with pomegranate and cornucopia decoration accented with filigree roundels mounted with agate stones, Hebrew text scrolling the border, applied Bezalelmark

Possibly an early Bezalel example. Square brass box with silver and copper inlay, Hebrew text for Sukkot, with key hole and key, early 20th C, circa 1910.L 16.5cm (6 1/2in)

Palestine, Haifa, circa 1930. A thin round metal box issued by the 'Shemen' Oil factory for coconut butter, later fitted as a charity box. Height 4.75"Provenance: Moriah Galleries, Exhibition of Jewis

DESCRIPTION: Large red silk jewelry box with Qing dynasty jade belt hook handles. Red floral silk fabrics. Jade handles are dragon belt hooks. PROVENANCE: George Henne November 1866 - June 2, 1938. By

Icarette 551/2 in Factory Box, c. 1930 Zeiss Ikon, Dresden, No. Q 99378, for 6,5 x 9 cm plates and 6 x 9 cm for 120 film, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 4,5/10,5 cm no. 1133907, film pressure plate, focu

A BRASS CHANUKAH LAMP BY BEZALEL. Palestine, c. 1920. Decorated with two lions flanking a Temple style menorah. Marked. 9.3Ó tall.

German Peep-Show Box, c. 1930 With following captions: "Welt Panorama", "Alles kommt und staunt" and "Die ganze Welt ist mein Feld". Height of the wooden peep-show box 12 ¼ in., for pictures of 4 x 5

A SILVER PIPE BY BEZALEL. Palestine, c. 1920. Decorated with applied silver wirework. Signed. 4.2” long.

DESCRIPTION: Seventeen silk jewelry boxes made circa 1930. Some with minor decorations of jade. Multiple fabric colors and designs. Made from silk from the late Qing dynasty/early Republican. PROVENAN

Bohemian Malachite Glass Vases & Covered Boxes, C. 1930, H 9.5'' Dia. 4.5'' 4 pcs A collection of semi-antique Bohemian malachite articles. Includes one faceted rose form vase (H 9.5" x DIA 4.5"), one

Navajo Hinged box c. 1930sterling silver1.25 h × 3.5 w × 2.5 d in (3 × 9 × 6 cm) Sold with a digital copy of the original receipt. Provenance: Ship

A FILIGREE MEGILLAH HOLDER WITH ORIGINAL MEGILLAH. Palestine, c. 1930. Hand woven of fine filigree. Traces of original gilding. Topped with large filigree crown. 8.6” long.

A LARGE SILVER ETROG BOX. Vienna, c. 1890 In square shape, with realistically chased etrog on upper portion and Hebrew inscription along rim. Marked. 6.8" wide.

A RARE AND LARGE OVAL SHAPED ETROG BOX. Vienna, c. 1890 Hand engraved with swirling and flowing decorative engraving. 6.7" long x 4.25" wide.

77. A SILVER ETROG BOX. Germany, c. 1900. Shaped in the realistic form of an Etrog. 7.7”  x 5”.

Great hand painted lacquer box depicting a scene of Russian wedding feast, exquisitely painted, very good condition, 13" x 9" x 5"

BEZALEL SCHOOL. Palestine, c. 1915. Galil scene. On velvet. 19” x 13”.

A TIN CHARITY BOX. Jerusalem, c. 1930. Collecting funds for the Girls Orphanage. 3” tall.

Vintage Olive Wood Judaic Etrog Box for Jewish Holiday Passover Pesach Measures 4" W x 6" H in Good Condition for its age and Vintage Besamim Judaica Spices Case for Havdalah Shabbos and Jewish Holida

Antique Olive Wood Etrog Case From Jerusalem Israel by Baltinester Bros Jewish Holy Day Holiday Shabbath Shabath Hanukah Marks of Usage and Old Age but Overall Good Condition Please refer to photos 6.