Debbie McIntyre Orthodox Jewish Tailor diorama

A LARGE FIGURINE OF THREE JEWS IN DISCUSSION. Czechoslovakia, c. 1920. Three orthodox Jewish men sitting in discussion on a park bench. Repairs. 10” tall.

Unidentified Artist - Jewish Tailor, Oil on Canvas. Signed. Framed. 35x25cm. Frame: 51x41cm. </

An original Orthodox Jewish Fernandes Roche hat, that was created for a company called Kova Hats. In Hebrew word kova means hat. The black felt fedora with a black fabroc ribbon around the crown and s

Framed Signed "George Russon" and Numbered 37/50 Jewish Tailor Artwork

DEBBIE MCINTYRE ORIGINAL ARTIST DOLL, MAN WITH BOTTLE OF CHAMPAGNE, APPROX 12.75"H

Aquarelle on Bristol board. Chenoch Hendel Lieberman (1900–1976), born Chenoch Hendel Futerfas, was an Orthodox Jewish Russian-born, Chabad Hassidic American artist. He was the brother of the f

Tully Filmus (American, 1903-1998). Title - Portrait of a Man. Oil on masonite painting depicts a bearded Jewish gentleman or rabbi in traditional Orthodox Jewish garb. Signed lower right Tully Filmus

AN EARLY BEZALEL INLAID WOODEN FRAME. Jerusalem, c. 1910. With inlaid mother of pearl and a picture of an Orthodox Jewish family. 6.6Ó wide.

Zdzislawa Lachur ( Poland 1920-2000) " Violinist " Polish Expressionist Judaica Old Icon Style Painting on Board Mixed Media an abstracted depiction of a bearded male wearing Orthodox Jewish attire fl

David Aronson bronze, Virtuoso Base length and width: 4.5 inches x 4.25 inches Height including base: 12.5 inches Aronson was born in Å iluva, Lithuania in 1923 to an Orthodox Jewish family. His fat

Zdzislawa Lachur ( Poland 1920 - 2000 ) Polish Expressionist Judaica Old Icon Style Oil Painting on Board Mixed Media an abstracted depiction of a bearded male wearing Orthodox Jewish attire flanked b

A HOLOCAUST THEMED BRONZE SCULPTURE. Signed:"HTS 1968".Showing an Orthodox Jewish man sitting on a bench in front of the broken wires of a concentration camp. 10” tall.

ALEXANDER KANCHIK (Russian Federation b. 1959) "Reading the Torah" and "Jewish Tailor" Oil on canvas. Both measure: 15 3/4 x 19 5/8 inches; Frame: 20 5/8 x 24 1/2 inches. Both signed l/l.

Mixed media on board 11 x 15 in., 19 1/2 x 23 1/2 in. (framed). Zero Mostel was born Samuel Joel Mostel on February 28, 1915 in Brooklyn, New York, one of eight children of an Orthodox Jewish family.

Ed Adler (Israel, 1917-1984) 10x14 , O/C , signed lower right , "Quartet" , Depicting: Orthodox Jewish musicians

Holocaust theme bronze, signed:"HTS 1968".Showing an Orthodox Jewish man sitting on a bench in front of the broken wires of a concentration camp.Artist unknown.

Herbert Russin (Russian/American: 1892 - 1970) oil painting on Masonite board depicting a seated Jewish tailor in his workshop. Mounted in a hand carved wooden frame. Hand signed "Russin" to lower rig

12" Jewish Tailor character doll by artist Elana Israel. Head, hands and feet with molded shoes are a sculpted material. Painted features with synthetic hair, beard. Tailor is working at a table with

Collection of 5 issues of Young Jewry, a monthly orthodox Jewish periodical magazine. Published by the Joint Emergency Committee for Jewish Religious Education in Great Britain, London. Includes refer

Abstract depiction of an orthodox Jewish man and a Muslim man facing one another with arms held behind their backs. Signed bottom right illegibly and numbered left "121/300". [Art: 14 3/8" x 15 1/8" o

Oil on masonite. Untitled (Orthodox Jewish couple from Williamsburg series). Dated '73. Dimensions: (Frame) H 36" x W 27.75" Condition: Few surface scratches.

Judaica Ben-Zion sterling silver Orthodox Jewish fiddler sculpture mounted on a stone base with applied label "Ben Zion / Israel," marked "925." Sculpture 3.875" H. x 1.875" W. x 1.875" D. Base 0.625"

A collection of ultra-Orthodox Jewish journals and monthly magazines, including: 1. "Nerot HaShabbat" (Shabbat candles): the ultra-partisan Shabbat journal edited by Rabbi Mordechai HaCohen, which inc

Jewish Charity box (Tzedakah) of "Gemilut Chesed" society in Budapest [1920s]. On the upper part is a brass plaque with an illustration of the Jewish orthodox hospital on Városmajor street, which w