Yehoshua Kovarsky

Yehoshua Kovarsky (Lithuanian/American, 1907-1967), Modernist figure study, circa 1950, oil on canvas, signed lower right. Image: 20" H x 12" W; frame: 26.5" H x 18" W x 1.75" D.

Yehoshua Kovarsky (Lithuanian, 1907-1967) Oil Painting on canvas, 1958, signed and dated. Size: 21.5'' x 18'', 55 x 46 cm (stretcher); 23'' x 19'', 58 x 48 cm (frame). Provenance: The Estate of Mary B

Oil on canvas. Abstract Composition. 1954. Signed and dated lower right. Guggenheim Museum loan sticker verso. The Jewish Museum inventory sticker verso. From the estate of an important, international

Portrait 15 1/2" x 8" oil on board signed and dated lower left

Yehoshua Grossbard (1902-1992) - Menorah, Papercut and Wax Crayons, 1967. Signed and dated. Papercut: 23x19cm. Sheet: 35x23cm.

Yehoshua Grossbard, Israel (1902-1992) Israeli Painter and Paper Cuts Artist. Pair of two signed lithographs executed in Judaica style. Featuring solid shadow outline technique with vivid Mandarin red

The Book of Vegans - Edited by Yehoshua Halevi Horowitz RIP (1938), in two parts: two books, one of the first books published in the Land of Israel on this subject and containing a collection of selec

Talmud Bavli with commentaries, and with Rabbi Alfas. Zhitomir, printed by the rabbi of Slavuta's grandsons, Rabbi Chanina Lipa and Rabbi Yehoshua Heschel Shapira. 1858-1864. Specifications: 19 vol

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Continental, 19th century. The solid silver base is engraved in Hebrew: “THIS SPICE RECEPTACLE WAS GIVEN BY CHANA DAUGHTER OF CHACHAM YEHOSHUA, THE WIFE OF YOSEF”

Ashlei Ravrevei , Shulchan Aruch Yoreh Deah with the commentaries. Published by the brothers Chanania Lipa and Yehoshua Heschel Shapira, grandsons of the rabbi of Slavuta, Zhitomir, 1861. Glosses b

245. ISFAHAN, PERSIA. Sivan 20, 5639 (1879). On paper. Decorated with typical period watercolor painted design. Loses. The groom was Yitzchak, son of Yehoshua and the bride was Koli, daughter of Ezeki

Lot of 2 Mickey Ma'oz magazines, including issues no. 1 and no. 2, edited by Yehoshua Tan-Pai. Tel Aviv: P. Neidt and Son press, 1947. Mickey Ma'oz is considered the first Hebrew comic magazine. The i

Tagbuch fun a Meidel by Anne Frank. First edition published in Yiddish, translated by Yehoshua Shiloni, Menorah publishing, Tel Aviv, 1958. This edition was published about ten years after the first D

Judaica Tzenah Urenah Zhitomir 1857 Published by the brothers Chanania Lipa and Yehoshua Heschel Shapira grandsons of the rabbi of Slavuta Sometimes Called Womens Bible Yiddish-Language Prose Work Who

7th edition War of Independence era Hebrew "Mickey Mouse" comic book: 7 April 1948 edition of volume 7 of "Miki Ma'oz" comic book in Hebrew, published in Palestine by Yehoshua Bodshetsky "Tan-Pai" (19

7th edition War of Independence era Hebrew "Mickey Mouse" comic book: 7 April 1948 edition of volume 7 of "Miki Ma'oz" comic book in Hebrew, published in Palestine by Yehoshua Bodshetsky "Tan-Pai" (19

3 piece construction, cup is two piece with a metal overaly of a seated figure. All pieces are marked 84 with hallmarks. Overall height is 4 1/4". Assay Master is AK, Andrey Antonovich Kovalsky, Mosco

TAZZA - Intricately Designed Mid-19th c. Russian 84-Silver Tazza Silversmith Ignaty Sazikov, marked with the Russian Imperial warrant, assayer Andrey Antonovich Kovalsky, Moscow 1846, marked throughou

* A Set of Six Russian Niello and Silver-Gilt Teaspoons Mark of S. Stroganov, Assay of Andrei Kovalsky, Moscow, 1846 the underside of each bowl with niello foliate decoration. marked with '84' standar

Alexander II Russian 84 Zolotnik (.875) Silver Teapot, marked Moscow, 1856, unidentified maker "IFG" [Cyrillic], assay master Andrei Antonovich Kovalsky of lobed pear shape, with fitted lid, gooseneck

Group of (2) Russian silver boxes, to include: .875 silver oblong box with ornate engraving, hallmarked for Assayer Andrey Antonovich Kovalsky, Moscow, assayed 1849; and oval with chasing and gold was

American. 1940s. Celluloid over cardboard and wood with paper labels. Myers, Cox & Co, Dubuque, Iowa. Marked, "Epstein & Kowarsky, 351 Broadway, N.Y.", on reverse of sign. Sign: 7" x 9.75". Cigar box:

A set of ten Russian silver spoons with finely engraved spoon back and handle. There are various Russian silver hallmarks to include Andrey Antonovich Kovalsky a silversmith in Moscow fro 1821 to 1856

DESCRIPTION: Russian sterling silver table spoon or serving spoon. Monogrammed. With Aleksandr Nikolayevich Kovalsky assay mark, Franz Meyer maker's mark, kokoshnik mark, and Vilnius city mark. MEASUR