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crown form with backed openwork floral designs, 5 rows of bells and applied flowers; bird and flowerlike stems at top — Torah crown, late 19th-early 20th century
United States

G362

German. classical rectilinear form with octagonal base, with rolled design; center candle holder projects from center column and is removable — Hanukkah lamp, early 20th century
Germany or United States

G362

pointing proper right hand with slightly crooked index finger on end of lobed handle with linear and floral designs; chain at opposite end — Yad (Torah pointer), c. 1870
Vienna

G362

irregular shape; surface decoration in multicolors of reclining man, Noah's ark, birds, a brick wall and a chair; stopper in the shape of Noah's ark; rubber stopper in bottom — "Noah's Ark" tzedakah box, 2002
Robert Lipnick

G362

box in the shape of a walnut on two leaves with openwork cylinder with lid inside — Spice container, 20th century
Israel

G362

windmill with movable vanes and movable flag on top; building underneath with man in front and woman by a door on proper left side — Spice container, late 19th century
Netherlands

G362

silver handle with brass vine motif; turning extension at top with a tower on the end; tower has hinged bottom with figure inside — Grogger (noise maker), c. 1985
Michael Ende

G362

Shabbat candlestick (one of a pair), c. 1968

Moshe Zabari

G362

plate with pearly glaze on top, plain white on bottom; compartmentalized floral motif with gilt edging and Hebrew lettering — Seder plate, c. 1880-1890
Czechoslovakia

G362

silver tube decorated with Hebrew; lid has openwork crown — Megillah (scroll of Esther) case, c. 1965
Ludwig Yehuda Wolpert

G362

three-tiered circular tower with movable flag at top on a circular footed stem base; the bottom tier has a door with latch; the walls of all tiers done in openwork filigree — Spice Tower, 19th century
Germany

G362

V-shaped base, coming up to a point, forming a pyramid with one open side; triangular cutout; flat disc (removable) candle platform — Shabbat candlestick (one of a pair), c. 1968
Moshe Zabari

G362

small tumbler-style cup; both cup and saucer are silver with overlay grape, vine and leaf design in brass with garnet grape accents — Wine cup and saucer, c. 1985
Michael Ende

G362

lobed design with 5 bells on bottom lobe, 4 bells near top; central filigree decoration; floral designs on lobes; openwork crown topped with bird — Rimmonim (Torah finials) (one of a pair), early 20th century
Probably Russia

G362

three sided pyramid form with tripod base; stylized openwork Hebrew characters on front; sculptural back with three football-shaped openings; removable boat-shaped drip pan — Sabbath candlestick, one of a pair, c. 1960
Ludwig Yehuda Wolpert

G362

rectangular box with central glass window, with two lions holding up a tablet on top; decorated with polished stones; ink and watercolor on paper inside — Omer counter, 20th century
Israel

G362

domed circular base with repousee spiral fluting, supporting a 2-1/8" square box housing a removable drawer with four compartments for spices and an escalloped sconce which holds havdalah candle which slides along four wires at the candle is used to the stop straight sconce — Havdalah candle holder and spice box, 1760
Johann Samuel Beckensteiner

G362

small rectangular case with hinged lid; square filigree 'cage' with floral designs and 2 panels of paired crowned lions; scalloped grid incised overall — Tefillin (prayer container) box (one of a pair), late 19th century
Austria

G362

pewter plate with floral and fish motifs in center and Hebrew around outer edge — Seder plate, 19th century
Germany

G362

ivory noisemaker; extension carved with flowers and crosshatched designs; plexi stand — Grogger (noise maker), 20th century
Middle East or India

G362

Art Nouveau style, Danish inscription: "To the Society for the Care of the Sick" — Tzedakah box for the Copenhagen Society for the Care of the Sick, 1901
Siegfried Wagner; Mogens Ballin Workshop

G362

bulbous body with protrusions on sides on a conical foot; black ground with light rust-colored crosshatching; multicolored various designs on body and foot; leaves on foot edge — Hanukkah lamp, 1989
Robert Lipnick

G362

two-tiered square tower with movable flag on top on a base made of four wires extending to a square foot; each corner of the foot sits atop a small silver dome; the walls of all tiers done in openwork — Spice container, 20th century
Czechoslovakia

G362

small rectangular case with hinged lid; square filigree 'cage' with floral designs and 2 panels of paired crowned lions; scalloped grid incised overall — Tefillin (prayer container) box (one of a pair), early 20th century
G362

silver architectural-like element with four pieces of gold twisted wire, in a rough star of David, surrounding the Hebrew letter Shin. — Mezuzah (doorpost), Date Unknown
United States

G362

back has openwork design with lions flanking a cartouche with a menorah; light incised lattice design on top of lamp compartment cover; tiny lions on domed feet — Hanukkah lamp, c. 1760
Rotger (Rudiger) Herfurth

G362

six-sided metal dreidel with openwork sides, with Hebrew letters on four sides; square wood base — Dreidel (top), c. 1900
Europe

G362

house-shaped box decorated with fruit motif — "Pacific" from the Tzedakah Box series, 1998
Tony Berlant

G362

winged head above moveable doors flanked by lions and birds on back; bottom platform opens; candle cups on back at bottom; applied foliate decoration at front; Holiday Traditions, Judaica — Hanukkah lamp, 1986
Michael Ende

G362

tube with openwork design with applied grapes, candelabra, 2 tablets and plaque with liquid being poured from a pitcher into a basin, backed with copper; open crown at top; handle with twining applied vine — Megillah (scroll of Esther) with case, late 19th-early 20th century
Probably Poland

G362

shield with 2 hanging pendants; pair of applied lions beneath an applied crown flank 2 tablets with applied box below; columns on either side — Torah shield, 19th-early 20th century
Probably United States

G362

plate with flat rim; incised repeating organic design on rim with inscriptions inside ovals; interior incised with a pair of hands inside an organic element flanked by 2 birds facing outward — Seder plate, c. 1750
Germany

G362

oil lamp converted into electrified hanging lamp; candelabra with 4 candle cups (converted to lamp sockets) extending from scrolling arms near base; four organic, protruding arms near top above candle cups; applied star-shaped base with separate cup-shaped hanging pendant; electrical works removed per request of E. Maurer for installation 6/16/2000 — Hanging lamp for Sabbath and festivals, 19th century
France

G362

rectangular architectural form with dome on top; 3 barred windows; handle on back; incised on top and front — Tzedakah (justice or charity) box, mid 19th century
Persia

G362

saucer decorative edge; with incised zigzags at center and alternating birds and floral arrangementts around rim; cup with lid cup has incised alternating birds and floral arrangements; lid has bird-shaped knob with 2 movable floral elements below — Kiddush (sanctification) cup with lid and saucer, c. 1920
Iraq

G362

tower shape with filigree decoration and 6 bells; flag on top with 6 flags on top of filigree compartment; small hinged door on one side — Spice container, c. 1889
Poland

G362

overall 'L' shape; tall back panel rough at edges with two seated animals, bodies facing with heads turned away; animals painted in gold as well as rings around eight candle holders along bottom — Hanukkah lamp, early 1970s
Anatoli Luovitch Kaplan

G362

pinecone form on top; long stem with band at center and bud-like forms above and below; foot decorated with round beads and band with wave-like forms — Spice box, c. 1800
Giovacchino Belli

G362

covered goblet; wide foot below urn-shaped stem; rounded bowl; domed cover; foot has repeating leaf design around edge with fluting at center; long thin leaves on urn on stem; fluting at underside of bowl; cover has radiating cross on knob; radiating leaves at center of cover; floral swags joining four winged heads at edges of cover; gold patina — Travel pyxis, 1811-1814
Giovacchino Belli

G362

gold and silver patina; gold bands with text in relief at top and bottom of cylindrical portion; diamond floral designs; orange beads at top of cylinder; top finial and removable finials have pendant bells on chains — Torah scroll case (Tik), early 20th century
Iraq

G362

building facade with clock face at top; 2 treelike elements in front; details in gold — Tzedakah Box, 19th century
France

G362

three sided pyramid form with tripod base; stylized openwork Hebrew characters on front; sculptural back with three football-shaped openings; removable boat-shaped drip pan — Sabbath candlestick, one of a pair, c. 1960
Ludwig Yehuda Wolpert

G362

building form attached to ring; open windows on 3-level building; building opens to reveal removable torah and altar (?) on a platform; has plexi mount — Ceremonial wedding ring, c. 1960
Israel

G362

lobed design with 5 bells on bottom lobe, 4 bells near top; central filigree decoration; floral designs on lobes; openwork crown topped with bird — Rimmonim (one of a pair), early 20th century
Probably Russia

G362

bronze noisemaker with a Russian Cossack in a pillory chained to a tree — Grogger (noise maker), 20th century
Europe

G362

Italian, Gothic revival style oil lamp menorah; top oil holder separate — Hanukkah lamp, 19th century
Italy

G362

moulded design with animal and architectural forms in openwork on back; 2 birds on back corners; grids on sides; Holiday Traditions, Judaica — Hanukkah lamp, c. 1800
Poland

G362

double-handled cup on 3 lion's paw feet; hands on either side of cup in front of handles; 2 heavy applied inscriptions on front; handles decorated with vines and berries; rampant lion with sack on back — N'tilat Yada'im (hand washing cup), c. 1985
Michael Ende

G362

wand; hand with pointing index figure at narrow end; chain attached at knob end; rolled design — Yad (Torah pointer), 20th century
Germany

G362

Half-circle stained glass window, 1927

Jacob "Jack" Liebenberg; Designer: Chester Weston

G362

Rectangular stained glass window, Date Unknown

Jacob "Jack" Liebenberg; Designer: Chester Weston

G362

"Harmony" stained glass window, 1928

Jacob "Jack" Liebenberg; Designer: Chester Weston

G362

Dreidel (top), 20th century

Probably Israel

G362

Spice container, c. 1985

Michael Ende

G362

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