A BRASS AND SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Jerusalem, c. 1990.

A STERLING SILVER AND BRASS CHARITY CONTAINER BY SWED MASTERS. Jerusalem, c. 1990. Decorated with Old City scenes. 6.7" tall.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER BY NETAFIM. Israel, c. 1990. Crafted in the shape of a harp. 5.2Ó tall.

Israel, c.1990. Consists of a spice container, a kiddush cup, and a candle holder all neatly nesting into each other. 3” tall. ..

Israel, c 1980 Decorated with inlaid silver on brass with scenes of Jerusalem,Scriptural writings indicating that charity redeem and the Kotel 8

Zelig Segal (Israeli, 1933-2015) A Rare Sterling Silver Spice Container, Jerusalem, Israel, 1994 Signed and dated, "Z. Segal 1994," marked "925." (4 in. x 4 in. x 2 1/2 in., Weight: 10.61 oz. t.) No

AN EARLY BEZALEL SPICE CONTAINER.Jerusalem, c. 1915. On a round base with wirework edges. The stem is decorated with appliedfiligree. The upper portion is acid etched designwith a grapevine motif. Top

AN OLIVEWOOD SPICE CONTAINER. Jerusalem, c. 1890. Decorated with David’s tower and the Kotel. 6.3” tall.

61. A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Jerusalem, 20th century. On three pole legs with spherical body. Topped with small blue stone. 2.2" tall.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Poland, c. 1800. Spherical in shape, supported by three snakes topped by a flower. 5.5” tall.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Poland, c. 1860. In the shape of a locomotive, with four wheels. 2.7” long.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Vilna, c. 1820. On square base. Upper portion removes to allow for use as a Kiddush cup. Marked. 4.7” tall.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Poland, c. 1860. In the shape of a locomotive. Losses. 3.2” long.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Poland, c. 1880. In the shape of a locomotive. On four chased wheels and filigree main sections. Upper portion fitted with two exhaust pipes. 2.2” wide. Estimate

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Poland, c. 1880. On a footed round base with a spool main section. Decorated with four applied eagles. 10" tall. Lacking bells. Sold J. Greenstein and Company, Inc. , October

91. A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Poland, c. 1870. In the shape of a locomotive. With four wheels and chimney. 2.3" wide.

A LARGE SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Portugal, c. 1960. On a round base engraved with a dedication. Embossed with floral designs and applications. Marked 833, Made in Portugal and two other marks. 8.5" tal

137. A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Dutch, c. 1900. On the shape of a stork. On round base with two legs and a realistically chased body.4.7" tall.

96. A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Germany, c. 1900. On small round base with decorated stem that connects to cut out box section. 7" tall.

A LARGE STERLING SILVER GOBLET. Jerusalem, c. 1990. Hand decorated with applied wirework and stones. 9.5” tall.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Czechoslovakia, c. 1920. On round base with starfish central design. 8.5Ó tall.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Russian, c. 1880. On small round filigree base with spherical filigree upper portion. 5.3” tall.

164. A LARGE SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Berlin, c. 1840. On round base with square main section. Second level square filigree section and engine turned engraved steeple. Marked. 11" tall.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Vienna, c. 1880. On four cupped feet with wire stem and three section upper filigree portion. Lacking door and top flag. 9” tall.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Vienna, c. 1900. On four cupped feet. With filigree body. 6.7" tall.