Pesach Haggadah with Hungarian translation. Budapest,

Pesach Haggada: A Peszach Hagada. Izrael Egyptombol valo Magyarra forditva. kivonulasanak elbeszelese. [Budapest, 1930?]. With Hungarian translation and pictures.  [6], 6-61 pages.  Otz

Az orkodes ejszakaja Peszachi Haggada. By Emil Roth, Budapest, 1942. 188, [4] pages, [4] picture plates. Hebrew with a Hungarian translation and commentary. With music notes. With photographs from anc

 ‫Peszachi Haggada szamos illusztracioval. With translation and commentary in Hungarian by Rabbi Dr. Simon Guttman. Published by Steiner Armin.  68 pages, illustrated title-page cover. Wit

* Pesach Haggadah with a new Hebrew translation [on the binding: Order of the Pesach Haggadah explained and illustrated]. Published by the Mendel Friedman and Partners book store Jerusalem, HaTechiya

* Copied into the Hungarian language by Yitzchak Rosenberg.  Budapest, 1924. 64 pages. The title page is partially in Hungarian. Not listed by Ya'ari, Otzar HaHaggadot 2926. * Copied into the Hunga

Heading: (Judaica) Author: Singer, Leo, translator Title: Haggadah, a peszách ünnepi elbeszélés Place Published: {Budapest] Publisher:Jos. Schlesinger Date Published: [1930?] Descriptio

A Pesach Haggadah illustrated by Nachum Gutman, published by "Omanut", "Hotza'at Eretz Yisrael" printing press, Tel Aviv, 1936. Pleasant leather binding by Bezalel Jerusalem, with a relief of Moshe ho

Hungarian antique pottery decorative ewer or Turkish coffee pot with serpent handle, hand painted with elaborate design with gold overlay, from the pottery of Ignac Fischer of Budapest, Austro-Hungari

Two Pesach Haggadot illustrated by Gustave Dore. 1) Services For The First Nights of Passover. Dr. Joseph Loewy and Joseph Guens. Color illustrations by Dore. Publisher SINAI, Tel-Aviv. 2) Service For

Oil on canvas 12 x 16 in, 22 x 18 in

A Pesach Haggadah illustrated by V. Eyal and K. Gorbin, published by Megadim, Tel Aviv, 1958. The Haggadah is in a magnificent cylindrical cardboard container.  Very fine condition.Â

A Haggada with Hungarian translation and pictures.  68 pages. Not listed by Yaari.  Otzar HaHaggadot 3632. Two copies. One copy with an illustrated title-page cover not listed in Otzar HaHaggado

Unknown artist. 1959. Re-release. B1 (cca. 70 x 100 cm) vintage, Hungary, Hungarian, Budapest, film, musical, romance, audrey hepburn, fred astaire, comedy, kaye thompson, gerswin, paris, 1950s, mid-c

* Pesach Haggadah with illustrations by A. Elchanani, HaMadpis Lifshitz. Jerusalem, c1930. Otzar HaHaggadot. Pages 56-57 are detached.  * Pesach Haggadah with 18 illustrations. "HaTechiya" print

* Pesach Haggadah, edited by Rabbi Dr. Yosef Unna, decorated and illustrated by Brurit Unna. Omanut priting press, Jerusalem, [1938], Otzar HaHaggadot 3467. * Pesach Haggadah (arranged and illustrated

Illustrated Pesach Haggadah with the commentary of...Meir Lehman...translated from German into English for the first time. Lehman's Passover Haggadah. Published by HaChinuch, printed by C. Y. L Honig

10th-11th century AD. A mixed group of bronze belt fittings including a buckle, tag and mounts with ring pendants. See Fodor, I. The Ancient Hungarians, Budapest, 1996. 37 grams total, 6-31mm (1/4 - 1

19th Century, Rare Fisher J. Budapest Hungarian Reticulated Vase, 13.50" H x 9" W (in). Fischer J. Budapest was founded by Ignace Fischer in Pest, Hungary, in 1864. (Pest is the eastern half of modern

Deep red glaze with reticulated double handles and knobs along the side spines, hand painted gilt decoration, stamped 1058 to bottom Dimensions: H 17" x W 8.5" x D 5"

Fischer J. Budapest Hungarian Porcelain Vase measures H: 10" x W: 7"

Fischer J. Budapest Hungarian pottery vase, hand painted cherubs, butterflies and raised enamel floral designs, double handle with openwork stylized flower, signed on the underside of base with brown

Robert Nadler (Hungarian, 1858-1938) - Budapest, Watercolor and Ink on Paper. Signed. 19x34cm. Minor flaws.

AN ANTIQUE HUNGARIAN FISCHER BUDAPEST FAIENCE GINGER JAR AND COVER painted with flowers. 25 cm x 10 cm.

Ca. late 19th-early 20thC. Sight condition is good, however unexamined out of frame. Matted and sealed under glass. Plate size approx. 11 1/2" x 16".Cli