AN EARLY JNF CHARITY CONTAINER. NYC, c. 1930. Depicting

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

153. A JNF CHARITY CONTAINER DEPICTING THE WESTERN WALL. New York, c. 1970. The front is decorated with a picture of the Wailing wall. Inscribed in Hebrew, Yiddish and English. 4.6" tall.

78. A JNF CONTAINER. American, c. 1970. Depicting a tree and the traditional JNF designs. 4.5" tall.

57. AN EARLY DUTCH CHARITY CONTAINER. The Netherlands, c. 1920. Collecting funds for the Jewish Hospital. 3.5" tall.

158. A LARGE PAINTED METAL CHARITY CONTAINER. Probably Central Europe, c. 1930. With applied Hebrew lettering spelling out the word "tzedakah" and hammered handle. 7.4" tall.

155. AN EARLY ISRAEL CHARITY CONTAINER. New York, c. 1950. Collecting funds for the United Charity Institutions of Jerusalem. 3" tall.

152. TWO EARLY JNF COLLECTION BOXES. New York, c. 1930. Decorated with the map of the Holy Land with a Jewish star and ZION spelled out in Hebrew in the center. 4.5" tall each.

Luigi Kasimir (Austrian / American, 1881-1962), "New York, Brooklyn Bridge", c. 1930, colored etching with aquatint, depicting the Brooklyn Bridge and a hazy New York skyline in background, signed in

A CHARITY CONTAINER FOR MESIVTA CHAIM BERLIN OF BROWNSVILLE/EAST NEW YORK. Brooklyn, c. 1960. Paper lain down on cardboard. 5.2” tall.

New York/ Jerusalem, c.1920. Orange and black print. Collecting funds for the Central Committee Knesseth Israel. 3" tall

North America, Alaska, Kodiak Island, Alaskan Native / Inuit people, ca. 1930 to 1940 CE. An interesting and amusing hand-carved wooden mask depicting a comical visage. The ovoid face has a pair of pe

Group of (3) Black & White Winter Images of New York City, silver gelatin prints, unsigned, reprints of earlier images, depicting early 20th c. views of Gapstow Bridge in Central Park, a snow packed c

Pair of Early 20th c. Bronze Clad Bookends, depicting human skulls on books, by The Armor Bronze Corporation, New York City, with green felted base and affixed Armor Bronze labels, 5 1/2" high, 3 7/8"

Large group (100+ images) of 19th/20th century prints in various media depicting New York City from the 17th century Dutch Settlement through the early 20th century Metropolis. Subjects include: sceni

Early 20th c. Continental Cold Painted Metal Figure, depicting an Arab figure smoking a hookah, seated on an oriental carpet, with cylindrical container - possibly for matches, 1 5/8" high, 3 1/4" x 2

Item: Powder flask Date: 1930's Dimensions: 5 x 2.5 x 0.5 inches A powder flask is a small container for gunpowder, which was an essential part of shooting equipment with muzzle loading guns, before p

Early version c.1930 of this large scale pressed steel racer, has a working clockwork motor driving the rear wheels, green painted body, racing number '2' & Maple Leaf logos, brown exhaust pipe, steer

Maurice Constant (1892-1970), C.1930, depicting a country woman harvesting wheat in traditional garb. signed on verso. 20" tall.

Unframed oil on tin ex-voto, signed lower right Duenas, c.1930, depicting devotee in his sick bed, with text inscription below reading: "Estando gravemente enfermo, el 29 de Agosto de 1930, aclame al

Weeden #643 Horizontal Steam Engine Tractor c.1930, early model having a spoked flywheel, no whistle, short firebox and a 3-wick burner; intact water level sight glass; together with an Ertl diecast m

William Spratling (American, 1900-1967) Watercolor on Paper c.1930, signed lower right, depicting a crouching boy in profile, illustration for the artist's book 'Little Mexico', 1932, mounted floating

B. Howland (early 20th Century): Light House, c.1930. Oil on Academy Board, signed lower left, framed. 15 x 20 inches sight, 17.75 x 12.25 inches framed. Private Collection, New England

AN EARLY SILVER FILIGREE SPICE CONTAINER. Lemberg region, c. 1750. On four clawed feet, each holding a ball. Filigree steeple. Further decorated with five gilded flags. 9.1” tall.

Demetre H. Chiparus (Romanian/French 1886-1947) 'The Jumper, ' c.1930, zinc or white metal alloy, depicting a hurdle jumper in action, signed 'D.H.Chiparus.' Dimensions: 18 x 19 x 10 in. Condition: Ol