Charity Box - Artisanal Crafting

Rare signed tzedakah Judaica charity box by Zelig Segal (1933-2015 Israel) Crafted of sterling silver 925. Features a modernist ball form with offset lid. Signed Z. Segal in script. Engraved "Guggenhe

A cast iron architectural Charity Container - of very large proportions and very heavy, The rectangular box divided into three compartments: Yom Kippur, Chevrah Kadisha, and Gemilath Chessed. Hebrew t

Russian Enamel & Silver Charity Box, Marked 84_x000D_ Dimension: 5 1/8 inches height by 4 inches width_x000D_ 494g

A SILVER CHARITY BOX. Dutch, c 1900. Formed in the shape of shop. Marked. 3.5" tall.

A STERLING SILVER CHARITY BOX BY ODED DAVIDSON. Jerusalem, modern. Decorated with the story of Jonah. Signed. 6” wide.

An ancient charity box made by the Jews of Syria, it was used in synagogues to collect charity. made of bronze and embossed with silver wires and red copper Size 25 x 22 x 18 cm

ANTIQUE RARE GERMAN JEWISH SILVER TZEDAKAH (CHARITY) BOX, 19th CENTURY German sterling silver Tzedakah box shaped as a barrel, hand hammered and inscribed "KUPAT TZEDAKAH". Marked. Most Jewish homes h

Silver Charity Box Made by Bezalel, circa mid 20th century, designed as a square with a grip, decorated with impressive burning: on its one side a panoramic scene of the City of Jerusalem and on its o

Brass box inlaid with silver. Inscribed in Hebrew from book of proverbs and decorated with Jewish motifs. Dimensions: H 6.5" x W 7" x D 4" Condition: Tarnish.

Jewish sterling silver charity box (tzedakah) in the form of Star of David. Decorated with engraving of floral motifs. Height: 12 cm. Weight: 464 grams. Hallmarked.

Decorated with a silver medallion showing a Jewish man giving charity and reading in Hebrew: "Send your bread over the water, because one day you will get it back"Height 3.5"

Judaica Eastern European Silver Tzedakah Charity Box-Pushke. Inscribed in Hebrew TZEDAKAH on front. Hindged lid with handle. Marked in three (3) places (view photos). Approximate weight: 478.3 grams.

Brass box inlaid with silver. Inscribed in Hebrew from book of proverbs and decorated with Jewish motifs. Dimensions: H 6.5" x Dia. 4" Condition: Tarnish. Surface scratches underneath.

Two-tiered charity box made of copper and beautiful silver decorations. The first tier has decorations on all four sides: Jerusalem, the Western Wall, the phrase "גדולה צד�

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" profes

Italian 800 silver charity box. Embossed and engraved with geometric patterns and foliate motifs. Height: 18.5 cm. Weight: 500 grams. Marked. Minute dents to base.

Silver 1861 Jewish Vienna Charity Box_x000D_ Dimension: 4 3/4 inches height , 204 grams

Silver and Enamel, Hand Chased Modern Charity Box by the Silversmith Uri Shem Tov, Signed 925 , Jerusalem . H-12.5 cm W-284 Gr. *Shipping fee: $80 per item;We will combine shipping, and recalculate co

ANTIQUE JEWISH TZEDAKAH (CHARITY) SILVER BOX with HEBREW SCRIPT, 19th CENTURY This Tzedakah silver box is fashioned in the form of steins and marked with 'Tzedakah' in Hebrew script on its body. In mo

Early Russian silver Israel charity box with handle. Engraved floral and Judaic inscription on rectangular form body with hinged open cover. Marked on base. 5.5in high. 18.5 ozt.

engraved with Hebrew, engraved Manhattan New York Dec. 1936, 6.10in(H) x 3.54in(L) x 1.81in(W); Notice to bidders: Measurements are approximate. Condition reports and additional photographs are provid

Turkmen silver charity box, decorated with arabesques, filigree work, Star of David, green stone and Hebrew inscriptions. Handle set with stones. Height: 16 cm. Weight: 236 grams. Marked.

Yaacov Agam (b. 1928), Charity Box - Unique & Uncommon Out of a Limited Series!, made of gilded metal integrated with a wooden top and base, on its top the Hebrew and English inscription 'Tzdakah' (Ch

ANTIQUE RARE JEWISH SILVER TZEDAKAH (CHARITY) BOX, 19th CENTURY German sterling silver Tzedakah box. Most Jewish homes had a blue and white tin box for the deposit of tzedakah coins for charity. From