French hallmarked silver base with lion head handles, raised on claw feet, the body made of a natural red coral with applied silver birds and flower, the top besamim container holds cloves with chicken finial, 19th C. H 26cm (10 1/4in)

Carved wood cup with silver Greek key foot and rim extending into the cup, Hebrew prayer engraved and jewelled with agates, coral and seed pearls, 19th C. H 20.5cm (8in)

.800 grade silver, possibly Continental or early Israeli. Depicting two palm trees, two lions with a crown and Hebrew text, raised on claw feet. H 20cm (8in) 448g

Probably 19th C Continental silver, tripod base with a Hebrew prayer on the petals for Havdalah, bird perched pedestal holding a pierced spice container for besamim. H 13.5cm (5 1/4in) 118g

Vienna silver marks for 1854, Baroque body with melon finial, raised on claw feet. The bottom engraved with family history of the Urgrossmutter and Rautenberg family dating to the 1785 to the 1933. W 14.5cm (5 3/4in) 300g

Ornate foliate decoration with Hebrew text and the name Gabriel Daien. Possibly French, unmarked. L. 24 in.

A large Hanukkia formed as the Torah ark with crowned top and movable ark doors, 20th C Italian silver marks. H 46cm (18 1/4in) 3207g

Possibly Bezalel, early 20th C. Silver filigree body with gilded accents and red glass cabochon top fitted with a period parchment scroll with Hebrew text. H 21cm (8 1/4in) Total weight 144g Note: Please see the example at Sothebys lot 27, December 14th, 2023

A four piece set, including a double sided knife, shield, small wine vessel, and sacrificial box, in fitted case, Hebrew text engraved around the knife, German crescent moon marks to box. L. of knife: 6 1/2 in.

Carved natural material hinged case with Hebrew text on the top Mazel Tov. Fitted with a small knife with gold coloured handle, engraved scene of the Brit Mila, probably 19th C. L

Sheffield by John Round, with possible later alteration with engraved Hebrew text surrounding a Brit Mila ceremony. W 13cm (5in) W 138g

With mother of pearl and French ivory handles. Hebrew text on one ferule. L 18cm (7 1/8in)

Testing as low grade silver. Beautiful pierced body with Hebrew text around the upper band. Mounted on a wood back. 19th C. Overall H 57cm (22 1/2in)

Monumental brass charger plate with silver and copper inlay with Hebrew text of the seder order, the items on the seder plate, Damascus, 19th / early 20th C. Dia 68cm (26 3/4in)

Silverplate scaled body, brass fins and head engraved with Hebrew text for the Havdalah prayer. L 32cm (12 1/2in)

Halfted finials with holes on the bottoms and backs, possibly to combine into a single finial, with pressed foliate decoration. H 17.5cm (6 7/8in) W 288g

Wall mounted for a hand washing station (Laver) with bands of pressed Moroccan influence geometric designs, central plaque with Hebrew prayer and glass bead accent., Israeli, early 20th C. H 71cm (28in) Note: See a similar example Sothebys December 17th, 2020, Lot 135.

Possibly an early Bezalel example. Square brass box with silver and copper inlay, Hebrew text for Sukkot, with key hole and key, early 20th C, circa 1910. L 16.5cm (6 1/2in)

Large clear glass container with white, black and gilt decoration, featuring Hebrew text, and dedication, of Moroccan or Bohemian origin, mid 19th century. H. 11 1/2 in.

Jerusalem, c. 1920's, Egg shaped box on foot with pomegranate and cornucopia decoration accented with filigree roundels mounted with agate stones, Hebrew text scrolling the border, applied Bezalel mark to neck. H 24cm (9 1/2in) 289g total weight. Note: A similar box was sold Sotheby's Tel Aviv, October 25, 2000, lot 166. Sold: Sotheby's N. Y. , December 19, 2007, lot 105

Probably Indian with traditional foliate overall pattern. The top inset with a natural plaque carved with a Rabbi holding a Lulav in front of a Sukkah, prayer for Sukkot on the inside panel. 19th C. H 10cm (4in) 210g total weight

Natural carved and turned pointer with the double eagle crest accented with cut amethysts and repousse gilt yad, possibly 19th C. L 29.5cm (11 1/2in)

Repousse with flower border bouquets flanking roundels of the Passover story. Hebrew text in the centre with a order of the Seder. Dia 48cm (19in) W 1474g

Made for the Beit Din, European 18th / 19th C. For the ceremonial use for a widowed woman without children to marry his brother. In woven leather. An usual very tall example. H 33cm (13in)

Celebrating the Yom Kippur service during the Siege of Metz, showing the story of Dr. Isaac Blumenstein (1843-1903), dated 1870, with German and Hebrew text. L. 25 1/2 in. W. 25 1/2 in.

Religious Service in Theresienstadt (Terezin) Gouache on Paper 14 1/2 x 11in Note: A work by the artist is held at the Yad Vashem Art Museum, Jerusalem

Portrait of a Rabbi Oil on Canvas Signed upper right 36 x 24 in (91.5 x 61 cm) Professional restoration noted

Five Works: Engravings Purim In Tel Aviv The Hora Gardener in Elath Talmudists Bus Passengers, Israel Size of plate 12 1/4 x 9 1/2in

A pictorial polychrome silk rug depicting a sanctuary above figures pointing to an ark, with a detail of the Western Wall and lions, biblical scenes throughout the border, and Hebrew text. L. 78 in. W. 52 1/2 in. Note: Referenced as no.90 page 156; Jewish Carpets by Anton Felton.

The pictorial rug depicting biblical scenes surrounded by the tablets and an unusual chariot, ith Hebrew text throughout. L. 49 in. W. 55 in.

Including Theodor Herzl, Herbert Samuel and Lord Balfour, all made in Israel, circa 1920. H 43in.

Metallic threading. embroidered with the ten commandments tablet, a crown, and flanking memorial candles, with Hebrew text. Mid-20th century. L. 80 in. W. 63 1/2 in.

Rose velvet fabric, embroidered decoration, with the ten commandment tablets, flanked by lions, with Hebrew text, 'Donat De Mali Si Haim Marcus In Memoria Scumpilor Lor Fii Solomon Si Marcel Decedati 1944 12 Sept 1943'. L. 23 in.

Red velvet with gold metallic threading, presented to 'Don de Mr et Mme Lucien Levy'. H. 33 in. W. 15 1/2 in.

Red velvet with Hebrew text, 19th / 20th C.

Muted red velvet with embroidered decoration, featuring a central star of David, flanked by two lions, a crown, and floral decoration, with Hebrew text to bottom. L. 24 in.

Written in Hebrew, a vertical scroll on parchment for "Ilan" 18th / 19th C.

Hebrew text for the Poem Shir Hashirim, 19th / 20th C. L 52cm (20 1/2in)

A manuscript page of the Murder of Simon of Trento from Schedel's Welchronik. Showing Jews extracting blood from the infant Simon's body. The figures are distinguished by their circular badge. Great Comet of 1478 on verso. Page: 14 1/2 x 9 1/2in

All in Hebrew text from bibles, prayer books and scholars books.

All from the matteh-aharon haggadah, dated to circa 1710.

Limited edition 179 printed by the Jewish National and University Library in Jerusalem, publisher Cyelar Establishment. Representing the complete facsimile of the 1272 period Mahzor. together with the Introductory Volume. H 42cm (16 1/2in)

Including A Song of David Commentary to the Facsimile of the Moss Haggadah, printed by Bet Alpha Editions, 1987, Limited edition 363/500. Together with the facsimile of the Haggadah. Fitted leather bound case. L 47cm (18 1/2in)

the book includes maps, history, cartography and other important information about the early settlement of the country. The books includes publications from 1956 through 1964, text primarily in Hebrew. H 49cm (19 1/4in)

Primarily American and German origin including cards for New Year, Shabbat, circa 1900. Some antisemitic content.

Primarily American and German origin including cards for New Year, Shabbat, circa 1900.

3d cards primarily German and American, circa 1900. New Years Shanah Tova cards. Very fragile, some condition noted.

Velvet with embroidered flower and Hebrew text with metallic threading. Initials SM. likely embroidered by a woman. W 38cm (15in)

Silverplated pocket watch case with floral border, the back plate of a scholar with Hebrew tablets, enamel dial with Hebrew letters for the numbers, in a black painted case.

Silverplated case with enamel dial, Hebrew letters for the numbers and a Coat of Arms. One hand is missing from the dial.

Kosher Meat dishes Maddock stoneware with Art Deco stripes including a dinner plate, rim soup, salad plate, cream soup bowl and saucer and a square dish. Dia of dinner 10in

Including three dishes, a silverplated cream and sugar and flatware from the Cunard White Star Cruise Line. Together with a Kosher menu dated 1950.

Foliate decoration, Hebrew engraved prayer for the wine and moss agate mounts. H 18cm (7in) 110g

Russian, bombe form, the body engraved with birds and flowers raised on acanthus feet, grapevine finial. Comes with key. W 15cm (5 7/8in) 493g

A metal chain with hand forged Hebrew text, and an amethyst hand blown glass oil lamp. 19th / early 20th century. Diameter of glass: 8 in.

Floral repousse decoration with crown top, Hebrew engraved text and scroll inside. L 12.5cm (5in) Total W48g

Eight branch menorah flanking a central tapering stem with flaring base. Star of David on the top. H 36cm (14 1/4in)

Overall repousse decoration with flowers on a textured ground, Hebrew text on the top, gilt washed interior, .800 grade with crescent moon marks. W 14.5cm (5 3/4in)

Filigree decoration with crowned tops, testing as low grade silver. H 28cm (11in) 495g

Possibly German, late 18th / early 19th C, squared bases with acanthus detail, later grape & vine applications to the sconces. H 27.5cm (10 3/4in) 530g

Austro Hungarian hallmarks, foliate pierced case with engraved Hebrew text and date 5666. H 21cm (8 1/4in W 469g

Overall paisley style engraved design, often found in Kasmir, with central unmarked medallion, Indian, early 20th C. L.: 44.5 cm (17 1/2 in.) 475g of weighable silver

Beautiful filigree work on the oval basket with swing handle, marks rubbed. W 16cm (6 1/4in) 189g

19th C Vienna, Austrian Hungarian, post 1866, sheild or plaque, makers mark AW possibly Adolf Weiss or Anton Winkler. gilt silver shield with applied lions and crown with acanthus detail. H 20cm (8in) 258g

Athens with Owl and Head of Pallas, dated to 200 BCE. Dia 3cm 12g

Including Herodean Dynasty, Porcius Festus, Valerius Gratus, John Hyrcanus, Matityahu Antigonus, Pontus Pilate, Alexander Yanngeus,, Antonius Felix and Coponius.

Three pottery seal presses from Massada, collected in 1958. Together with nine missed ancient coins.

For the Knesset, Golda Meir and Liberation Medal. All sterling aside from one coin and a telephone token. 17 pcs in total.

Modern copy from the St. Petersburg Collection, Theo Faberge no. 197 made of crystal glass, gold and gilt silver. The cobalt blue egg opens to tablets. The finial accented with rubies. In original case.

Textured silver body with enamel aesthetic decoration surrounding Hebrew text for Lichvod Shabbat, 20th C. H 8.2cm (3 1/4in) W 184g

Six with Russian hallmarks, one small dish with same and a larger cup with Hebrew text for Passover and gilt wash interior, with Continental marks. H of largest 10.8cm (4 1/4in) W 363g

Of traditional form. The body engraved with presentation "Andenke Synagoge zu Ichenhausen, David Wiefer, 1838" 19th C or later.

Brown transfer printed centre showing the sedar plate with red border in Hebrew text, early 20th C. Dia 30.5cm (12in)

Including a dinner plate, salad plate, bread & butter plate, cup & saucer. Designed for Sirett V9958, black transfer printed with menorah. Dia of dinner 10 3/4in

Pottery Seder plate with impressed maker, possibly Hungarian, Italian Capodimonte pierced plate and Spode porcelain Seder plate. Dia 32.5cm (12 1/4in)

Hand embroidered Wimple with dedication for the birth of a boy.

Nine metal boxes, Mostly with charity designations including JNF, Soldiers, Kollel America.

A sterling silver set of medallions issued by the Franklin mint in 1970. The set is titled "The Medallic History of the Jewish People" and was issued by the Judaic Heritage Society.

The Hebrew paper in honour of the society "Guardians of Day & Night" founded in Mantua in 1702. The work published in 1715. 42x30.5cm (16 1/2 x 12in)

The Jewish marriage contract for Mrs. Sprackman (nee Sheckter), framed in Acid Free Mounting by the Art Gallery of Ontario, Grange Park. 40.8 x 27cm (16x10)

The beaker from Krakow, 1847, engraved with roundels of important sites in Jerusalem with Hebrew text titles. H 9cm (31/2in) 161g

One Russian hallmarks and engraved Hebrew text, the hand made of a pea pod in the manner of Jensen or Peterson silver. The second unmarked with crown top. 19th C or later.

19th C Vienna, Austro Hungarian silver filigree tower with flag finial raised on bun feet. H 24.5cm (9 3/4in) 169g

Engraved body with applied plaque with Hebrew text, presentation. H 14.7cm (5 3/4in) W 99g

Oval form raised on bun feet with engraved lulav and etrog and Hebrew text on the hinged top, Austro Hungarian marks, late 19th C. W 13cm (5 1/8in) 388g

Pierced crown with applied foliate mount and bells, bird finial, 20th C. H 48.5cm (19in)

Filigree type decoration with Hebrew text and tassels, 20th C. H 42cm (16 1/2in)

The larger of Austro Hungarian origin, smaller with Continental hallmarks, traditional form with flag raised on bun feet. H of tallest 20cm (7 7/8in) 173g

A modern Israeli sterling silver bottle stopper with gold plated highlights. The stopper is in the form of a dove. One wing opens to reveal a prayer. This example numbered 124/500

A pair of 20th C sterling silver Torah finials, Rimonim. Decorated with applied floral and filigree motifs, each with four arms terminating in bells. H. 27 cm (10 5/8 in.) Approx weight: 580g

Two silverplated with applied Hebrew plaques and a Gutta Percha example with Hebrew pray in gilt throughout. L of largest 7.5cm (3in)

English initials around the rim and Hebrew text for Milk, 18th / 19th C, probably German. Dia 23cm (9in)

Five silver and four of other metals.

With jewelled decoration, first half 20th C.

Two made of wood and the third of mixed metal probably Syrian Damascus for an Etrog for Sukkot. L of metal

Burnt orange velvet with a central radiating the ten commandment tablets, flanked by lions, and a crown above, all in gold and silver threading, with Hebrew text below. H. 70 in. W. 81 in.

Cream wool fabric with metallic threaded decoration of a central star of David, a crown, and foliate border. W. 45 in. H. 69 in.

Silver threaded embroidered decorative collars for men's tallits. L. of longest: 38 1/2 in.

Possibly Polish or Dutch brass for oil. Hebrew text on the back flanked by lions, 19th C or earlier. W 28cm (11in)

In the form of the Start of David with Hebrew text and removable candle holders, each numbered. Probably Bombay. H 53cm (21in)

On Parchment, of various sizes. L of largest 49.5 cm (19 1/2in)

Four works after: Raphael (Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino, Italian, 1483-1520) from Raphael Bible. Each Plate: 12 x 10 1/2in

Holocaust Memorial Lamp Bronze H 15cm (6in)

Sculptural cobalt blue and clear glass, modern 20th / 21st C, signed. H 19.5cm (7 3/4in)

H 63.5cm (25in)

Two binders of semi complete stamps dating from 1948 to 1970s, rarer stamps included.

A mix of stamps from 1948 to present of Israel.

Scroll of Esther for Purim on parchment, rolled into a carved wood holder.