An early 20th century silver Spice tower with bells.

Jewish spice tower decorated with flags and bells. Engraved with Jewish stars and vegetal pattern. Silver 835. Fully Marked. Apparently, Germany, circa the early 20th century. Height: approximately 24

An early 20th century silver filigree spice tower Vienna. Typical form with small door and multiple flags. 800 standard. H. 21 cm (8 1/4 in.)

Early 20th century Jewish German silver spice (for Besamim) tower. Decorated with openwork of floral and geometric motifs. Height: 11 cm. Weight: 55 grams. Hallmarked.*** Please contact us for a shipp

A Massive Silver Cast Spice Tower, Germany, Early 20th Century Description: Designed in the 17th century style. Apparently unmarked. Height: 24 cm Condition: Missing pennants, otherwise good.

DESCRIPTION: Judaica sterling silver besamim box or spice tower featuring flag and three bells. Hallmarked with "925" twice on neck. Total weight: 70 g. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: European DIMENSIONS

Hungarian silver Besamim spice box, 19th/20th c., pierced cast and parcel gilt sterling spice box in the form of a tiered bell tower decorated with relief and moulded figures, stamped "WH 925" to unde

An early 20th century silver spice box, Iraqi or Persian circa 1910Modelled after an Ilkanid casket, rectangular form with four bracket feet, the chamfered hinged lid with two side chains. The base se

A mid 19th century Continental silver Havdalah candlestick c. 1850 which is likely German and a 20th century silver plated spice tower. The candlestick is hallmarked but illegible. Dimensions:The base

A SILVER SPICE TOWER. Continental, 20th century. On stylized base with gothic stem and hand engraved upper portion. 7.5” tall.

A LARGE SILVER SPICE TOWER. Continental, 20th century. On stylized base with hand cut well made main portion. Topped with pineapple finial. 7.9” tall.

Near East, Judaica, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A lovely hammered sterling silver spice container in the form of a slender fish with a bulb-shaped head, a body composed of seventeen articu

Three Antique Silver Spice Towers: (1) Early 20th C. German spice tower with hand chased Hebrew blessing, (1) Late 19th C. Turkmenistan spice tower with hand chased foliate decoration, base with hallm

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Vienna, early 20th century. On large round base with striated spool shaped upper portion. Topped with a flag. 8.3” tall.

Early spice tower, silver (?) 2 bells missing, height is 10"

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Poland, early 20th century. On round base with four pole stems that connect to upper spool section. 9.2” tall.

A SILVER SPICE TOWER. Probably Israel, 20th century. In 18th century style. Castle shape. 11.5” tall.

Wang Hing (late 19 - early 20 Century, Hong Kong); Chinese Silver Teapot in a "Bell" shape the sides with repousse Flowering Prunus Branches, a "bamboo" handle and spout, the hinged cover with "bamboo

145. A LARGE SILVER SPICE TOWER. Probably Israel, 20th century. On a round base with brickwork on the upper section and further decorated with a clock. 12" tall.

20TH Century. Gilt finial sculpted in the form of a menorah. Upper roof can be opened to insert spices. Repousee, punched and pierced decoration throughout. Marked. 56 cm high. Approx. 3,980 grams.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Late 19th/Early 20th century. Purchased at Sotheby's Tel Aviv in 1989, Lot 595.On flat base with large midsection. One dent. 8" tall.

Bacon and Day Silver Bell plectrum banjo, with fitted case and shoulder strap. American, Early 20th Century. Made by the Bacon Banjo Co. Inc., Groton, Conn. USA. Serial number located on neck extensio

A GROUP OF SIX BRASS SPICE TOWERS. Europe, 19th and early 20th centuries. All with circular bases in traditional form. Various sizes.

Probably the USA by Russian silversmiths, mid-20th century. Hand crafted in old world style to look like Russian buildings of the time.13.5” tall. ..

DESCRIPTION: A vintage sterling silver spice tower features two tiers with beaded border and a top finial. Stamped "Sterling 925". Total Weight: 124 Grams CIRCA: Early-Mid 20th Cent. ORIGIN: European