Israeli Silver Spice Container

(lot of 2) Israeli sterling silver spice or besamim containers, consisting of a spherical tower example, surmounted by a rampart lion holding a flag bearing a Jewish star, rising on a footed base, hav

Zelig Segal (Israeli, 1933-2015) A Rare Sterling Silver Spice Container, Jerusalem, Israel, 1994 Signed and dated, "Z. Segal 1994," marked "925." (4 in. x 4 in. x 2 1/2 in., Weight: 10.61 oz. t.) No

Lot of 2 silver spice containers (Besamim), one designed as a flower (no hallmarked found, silver tested) and another shaped as locomotive (925 Israeli silver). Height/length 6-12.5 cm. Total weight:

Lot of 3 silver spice towers, including 2 Israeli sterling silver towers by I.M. Fain and one by Zadok. Decorated with filigree and reliefs of Star of David with a "Zion" caption. Height: 8-11 cm. Tot

Unique Havdalah Sterling Silver Locomotive eith hebrew Writing Scripture Train Set Comes with Five Beautiful Silver Crafted Pieces Besamim Spice Container Kiddush Cup Cup Stand and Havddalah Candle Ho

A fruit shaped spice container, probably Polish, 19th century. Made of three parts, silver and silver plated brass. In the form of a fruit on a leafy stem. Height: 16 cm. See Sotheby's Important Judai

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Poland, 19th century. On a round base supported by three feet that connect to three wire supports each of which terminated in a beak face.Upper portion spherical in design. T

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER BY MOSHE ZABARI. New York, c. 1970. Hand crafted in the Tobe Pascher Workshop. Modernist shape. With the top pierced “Besamim” that opens when lifted. Marked. 3.3&

122. A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Riga, 1870. On a round marked base with a bulbous stem that connects to a six sided main body fitted with six oval decorative hangings. Upper portion consists of a round

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER BY SWINARSKI. Warsaw, 1858. On square base with skirted stem. Main body is square shaped with door that opens to reveal spice chamber. Topped with a flag. Marked. 7.7” tall.

A 19th century German silver spice container (for Besamim). Shaped as a rounded box on a stem, upper part with flowers. Height: 15 cm. Marked (13 and other marks). Minor flaws.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Poland, c. 1800. Spherical in shape, supported by three snakes topped by a flower. 5.5” tall.

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

A TRAVELLING SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Poland, 18th century. Pomander shape. Heavily carved and engraved body. Lower portion is pierced to emit fragrance. 1.5” tall.

A STERLING SILVER SPICE CONTAINER BY CARMEL SHABI. Israel, 1990. Bottle form with the spherical applications. Lid decorated with amethyst cluster. Marked. 6” tall.

KHARLOP Warsaw, c1880 On four grapevine shaped supports Main section in striated spool shape Bell tower corners decorated with four applied silver eagles Upper steeple topped with a signed flag125”

A COWRY SHELL AND SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Germany c. 1820. Engraved in Hebrew: "A GIFT TO OUR TEACHER RABBI WOLF MEROVITZ AV HA BES DIN OF THE HOLY COMMUNITY OF OKSIN" in Hebrew and "EIN GESCHENDE VON

Portuguese 833 silver spice container (Besamim), shaped as a bird perched on a flower bouquet. Height: 28 cm. Weight: 259 grams. Marked.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Poland, c. 1860. In the shape of a locomotive, with four wheels. 2.7” long.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Poland, 18th century. On round filigree base with solid stem. Upper portion consists of finely woven filigree and architectural shaped top. 5.8” tall.

Austria, 19th Century, in fish form with hinged, swinging tailLength 6.5"

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. Vilna, c. 1820. On square base. Upper portion removes to allow for use as a Kiddush cup. Marked. 4.7” tall.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Poland, c. 1860. In the shape of a locomotive. Losses. 3.2” long.