A LARGE SILVER FILIGREE SPICE TOWER. Poland, early 19th

81. AN EARLY SILVER SPICE TOWER. Poland or Ukraine, 18th century. On solid silver based, chased with flowers. Stem made of solid silver with filigree ball midsection. Upper portion made completely of

A SILVER SPICE TOWER. Poland, 19th century. On round filigree base with filigree stem that connects to four sided body. One side has initials of former owner in gold circle. Fitted with five flags. 6�

A LARGE SILVER SPICE TOWER/ COMPENDIUM. Russian 19th century. On four feet with filigree base decorated with standing ducks. Upper portion with hexagonal body on which a running stag sits. Upper secti

Probably the USA by Russian silversmiths, mid-20th century. Hand crafted in old world style to look like Russian buildings of the time.13.5” tall. ..

A LARGE SILVER FILIGREE SPICE TOWER. Berlin, c. 1880. On round base with square spice section and smaller upper filigree section. 11.3Ó tall.

Antique Silver Spice Tower Besamim, Poland or Germany, Late 19th Century, Judaica. Height: 24cm. 186gr.

A LARGE SILVER SPICE TOWER. Lemberg 18th century and Vienna 19th century. Made of thin two spice boxes combined into one. Mid section is Viennese, the rest Lemberg.12.5" tall.

A Szekman 84 silver spice tower (for Besamim), Poland under Russian rule, late 19th century. Height: 20 cm. Hallmarked.

An early 20th century silver filigree spice tower Vienna. Typical form with small door and multiple flags. 800 standard. H. 21 cm (8 1/4 in.)

Unmarked, possibly Venetian, 19th century, finely modeled and detailed spice tower/Besamin, draping four bells, central spice compartment, 12 in. H, 9.9 ozt. From a prominent local collector of sterli

19th century large Judaica silver spice tower, probably German, marked, W: 4.25 inches, H: 10.75 inches, D:4.25 inches Weight: 8.52 ozt (265 grams)

Eastern European Antique Silver filigree Spice Tower. Footed three tiered filigree and pierced tower with latched spice door and banner atop. Marked: KP 04 (view photo). Approximate weight: 235.5 gram

19th century large Judaica silver spice tower, probably German, marked, W: 3 inches, H: 10.5 inches, D:3 inches Weight:4.68 ozt (145.5 grams)

Hexagonal floral filigree body on knopped stem and raised domed foot. 3 intricate border designs to top, beneath a conical top with spherical finial and large pennant. Hallmarked "RHS", "city mark", "

RARE! Silver and Filigree, Baal Shem Tov, Hanukkah Lamp Menorah, Poland, Early 19th Century, Judaica.. Marvelous filigree workmanship with two pillars topped with vases (minor breakage to the left vas

Includes an apparently unmarked silver filigree spice tower; a second apparently unmarked spice box of cylindrical form on wheels with crown finial; and a mid 19th C spice box on pedestal base with fi

Silver Filigree Decorated Spice Tower. Tall tower with swirling pieced wire filigree decorated panels, has a pagoda top, 4 bells hanging at the corners, 4 flags above and has a large flag on the finia

Continental and other, 19th century and later. Crafted from parts of a German torah finial. With a lion added in the center.9.5” tall.

Three Antique Silver Spice Towers: (1) Early 20th C. German spice tower with hand chased Hebrew blessing, (1) Late 19th C. Turkmenistan spice tower with hand chased foliate decoration, base with hallm

Silver Filigree Windmill Shape Spice Tower Besamim, Judaica. Large and impressive Besamim in high quality filigree workmanship. Height: 14cm (not including the windmill's blades). 135gr.

19th C Silver Spice Tower (Besamin)Filigree central compartment, the corners with 4 pennants and 4 bells suspended below. (H23cm W151g)

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Late 19th/Early 20th century. Purchased at Sotheby's Tel Aviv in 1989, Lot 595.On flat base with large midsection. One dent. 8" tall.

19th C Vienna, Austro Hungarian silver filigree tower with flag finial raised on bun feet. H 24.5cm (9 3/4in)169g

Probably German, early 19th century, 13 lot mark, 812 silver standard. Modeled as a three tiered tower on lion supports, bird finial; 11 3/4 in. H, 18.35 ozt. From a prominent local collector of sterl