AN EARLY SILVER ROSEWATER CONTAINER. Probably Yemen,

Indonesia (probably Java), late 19th-early 20th century; consisting of a group of betel nut tools and a lime pot suspended from a heavy woven chain; next a large repousse silver lime container with at

AN EARLY SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Poland or Ukraine, c.1800. On a round base with solid silver mixed with filigree that connect to three stems and a midsection sphere. Upper portion is engraved and enc

AN ANTI-SEMITIC SILVER CHARITY CONTAINER. Probably Russian, 20th century. In the shape of a Hasidic Jewish mane with long payos and a long nose. Coin slot in back. Illegibly marked. 4" wide and 4.5" t

A SILVER CHARITY CONTAINER. Probably Israel, 20th century. With handle. Decorated in Japanese style lattice work. 7” tall.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Probably Turkey, 20th century. In the shape of a duck. 3” tall.

early silver hood, probably Viennese origin, around 1790, extremely elaborately produced, outstanding work, diameter: 14 cm, exceptional German Description Frühe Silberhaube, wohl Wiener Ursprung

A STERLING SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Probably Israel, Modern. In the shape of a harp. 5.2" tall.

A PAIR OF MINIATURE TEFILLIN WITH EARLY SILVER CASES. Probably Dutch, 1852. Engraved with date of 27 sivan 1852 on the "shel rosh" and the previous owner's name, "Shlomo," on the "shel yad". 1.8" long

194. A LARGE SILVER ETROG CONTAINER. Probably Hungary, 20th century. On four feet. The body is in etrog shape. Embossed with prayers related to Succoth holiday 7" long.

260. A SILVER ETROG CONTAINER. Probably Vienna, c. 1900. Oval form with bright cut design.

AN EARLY SILVER FILIGREE SPICE CONTAINER. Lemberg region, c. 1750. On four clawed feet, each holding a ball. Filigree steeple. Further decorated with five gilded flags. 9.1” tall.

AN EARLY STERLING SILVER ETROG CONTAINER. Israel, c. 1960. Oval form. With applied filigree decorations, an Eilat stone and medal type applications. Marked with an early Israel tax mark. 5.5" wide.

Silver and silver-plated, with traces of former gilding Europe, early 20th Century Partly marked Mixed lot of eight different silver containers and two silver plated ones Dimensions box large: 11 x 16

Very Fine Early Antique Silver Salver. Probably 18th Century. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Very Good. Dimensions: Dia- 11". Total Weight: 704.0g / 22.6ozt. Provenance: From a Long Island, NY

Grouping of 6 early silver plated candlesticks, probably Sheffield, including 2 matching pairs - the smaller pair can be adjusted from 7"H to 8 3/4"H (see photos for details). The tallest 11 1/2"H x 5

111. A SILVER AMULETIC TUBE. Probably Yemen, 20th century. Engraved with blessings and the Mother's names. 6.5" long.

3. A SILVER WOVEN SPICE CONTAINER. Probably Israel, modern. Made from interwoven silver thread. 18.5" long.

Pair Islamic Silver Rose Water Sprinklers, Probably 20th Century, Each With Hallmark Stamp On Base, Height 10.5 Inches, Total Weight 690 Grams, Dent To One Base, Both Sealed. See Photos.

A SILVER FISH SHAPED SPICE CONTAINER. Probably Germany, 19th century. Realistically formed. In original leather box. 3.2” tall.

A pair of early 18th century silver salts, probably Austrian circa 1730 Each of shaped oval form upon four scroll feet. Gilt interiors. Each marked with an M above 13, and a makers mark, possibly IFS.

Pair of Early Antique Probably Silver Plaques in Original Frames Under Glass.Condition: Generally Good. Not Examined Out of Frame.Dimensions: Dia of Each 6", Size of Frame 12.75" Square. Provenance: F

Circa mid 19th century.Made in the Ottoman Turkish Empire in Turky. Stamped with Marks of Sultan and Gurantee marks in many places. Tests for 900 silver or better. Great quality. They weigh about 36 T

A 12 silver spice container (for Besamim), probably German or Polish, mid 19th century. Shaped as a bird on a branch with flowers and fruit. Height: 23 cm. Weight: 320 grams. Marked: "12".

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER AND CANDLE HOLDER. Probably Israel, c. 1950. Engraved in Hebrew with the blessing over spices. 4” tall. The candle holder 2.7” tall. Both handmade.