A SILVER AND VELVET TALLIS BAG. Probably Morocco, c.

American Sterling Silver Mesh Evening Bag, probably 20th c., w. 5 3/8 in., wt. 5.65 troy ozs.

Antique 1900s black velvet evening bag probably 800 silver (unmarked). Baroque dancing putti playing instruments. Double stranded chain link adjustable handle straps. Condition: excellent nicely kept.

Italian red velvet and silver thread screen, 19th c., Italy, in three sections, the embroidered panels probably 18th c., 71.75"h x 21"w (per panel) Provenance: Estate of Huguette Clark Notes/Literatur

CUT VELVET BAG with STERLING SILVER FRAME, EARLY 20th C. Black bag voided in a windowpane pattern, gathered into a pierced heavy repousse hinged frame having cherubs and wedding bells flanking reserve

2 mohair velvet bags w/ elaborate beaded tassels, tablet woven borders & ties, probably for dowry, central Asian most likely Uzbekistan or Afghanistan, mid 20th C: 1 striped, 6.25" x 7.25" w/ 2.25" ta

Cartier sterling silver evening bag, 20th c., textured clutch with gold tone hinged belt form closure opening to velvet interior, marked Cartier Sterling 925 Italy, approx. 3.5"h, 5.5"w, 10.48 ozt. Pr

Vintage Godinger silvery metal two Palm Trees candle holder, c.1980s-1990s. The silvery [probably plated] candle holder has original vintage silver patina. There is black velvet and a small "Godinger"

Group of vintage Germaine Guerin handbags, c. 1960's/1970's, (4) top handle style bags incl. (1) brown lizard with gold clasp, 6"h x 10"w, (1) black velvet with silver jeweled clasp, 5.5"h x 10"w, (1)

Bag with cornucopia, c. 1920, H. 32.5 x 21 cm. Knitted polychrome beads, leather lining, silver hangers. Marked: import brand Austria, moon, crown, 800, manufacturer's mark. Probably Schwäbisch G

One tapestry bag depicting dog and lamb having pierced silver metal frame with putti, 7 x 8, (splits and wear); one floral beaded pouch with velvet cord and edging, 8 1/2 x 11; one bronze iridil beade

Moroccan-style Hand-knotted Wool Rug, probably Morocco, c. 1970, unmarked, approx. 128 x 79 1/2 in.

Full title: Four turned horn beakers of which one mounted with silver, probably Germany, 19th C. Description: H 14,5 cm (the tallest) H 8 cm (the smallest) About this sale: Paul De Grande is one of th

A HEAVY SILVER GRAGGER. Probably Israel, c 1970. Decorated with two Jewish figures and a ram. Lacking noisemaker. 6” long.

A STERLING SILVER DREIDEL. Probably Israel, c. 2000. Cut out with Hebrew words for “A GREAT MIRACLE HAPPENED THERE” 2.7” tall.

119. A FILIGREE SILVER TRAY. Probably Israel, c. 1950. By Yemenite silversmiths. Hand woven fine filigree composition with two handles. 14.5" long and 8.14 troy ounces.

Lot of (3) 18th - 19th c. Platters, incl: Polished charger with pseudo silver marks, probably 18th c., pewterer monogram TO, back also engraved DL (owner's monogram), 13 1/4" diam.; Plate with illegib

91. A VELVET TEFILLIN POUCH. Probably Morocco, 1909. Red velvet with embroidered lettering in Hebrew with date of 1909. 13" tall.

Enamel cover of cigarette case, framed, c.1900.Probably silver.

56. A HAND MADE STERLING SILVER MEZUZAH. Probably American, c. 1990. In the shape of a multi-towered castle. Signed Selma and 925. 4.7" tall.

Antique floral decorated match safe holder C. Silver. Probably coins silver. In very good original as found condition. 2 5/8 inches x 1 5/8

A PAIR OF SILVER TORAH FINIALS. Probably Moroccan, c. 1900. On thin staves decorated with hand engraved designs. Fitted with chains and bells. 11.5” tall.

A SILVER TORAH SHIELD. Probably American, c. 1960. Decorated with two lions flanking a Decalogue. 9.8” tall.

A SILVER CHANUKAH LAMP. Probably Poland, c. 1900. Hand crafted from spoons. Additionally decorated with organic vine designs. 9.5Ó wide.

A STERLING SILVER TORAH POINTER. Probably Israel, c. 1960. Decorated with several blue stones by cuff and swirling designs. 10.1" long. Estimate