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

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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

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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

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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
Austria

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

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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

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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

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

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

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bronze noisemaker with a Russian Cossack in a pillory chained to a tree — Grogger (noise maker), 20th century
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wand; hand with pointing index figure at narrow end; chain attached at knob end; rolled design — Yad (Torah pointer), 20th century
Germany

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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

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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

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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, c. 1885–1890
Poland (probably)

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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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
Russia (probably)

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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
Russia (probably)

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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

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brick tower form, with applied flowers and stems at lower corners and sides of central round element; 5 turrets at top with 5 pennants; 2 turrets at front bottom corners; 2 inner candle holders (?) — Spice container, c. 1985
Michael Ende

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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

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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

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

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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
United States (probably)

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silver dreidel (top), openwork square with applied letters in center of each side; half-domes applied at top and bottom; plain handle at top; Holiday Traditions, Providence Room — Dreidel (top), 20th century
Israel (probably)

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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

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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

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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
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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

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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

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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

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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; cover of lamp compartment detaches from the main lamp body when it is opened more than 75%, possibly due to the fact that it seems to be missing a hinge pin on the "back left" hinge. — Hanukkah lamp, c. 1760
Rotger (Rudiger) Herfurth

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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; Manufacturer: Mogens Ballin Workshop

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parallelogram shape with beveled sides; two squared-off corners; top surface has three triangular shapes and two other shapes in gold with hammered designs of pyramid, egg and organic shapes; sides have procession of figures (cutout black silhouettes) before layered gold skylines and landscape shapes (including Statue of Liberty) with printed tin sky behind; printed tin pieces on underside, with center piece having carpet design — "Eons of Exodus" Seder plate, 2008
Harriete Estel Berman

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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

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

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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

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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

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

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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

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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

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rectangular shape; pair of menorah around a scroll with an empty cartouche in the center; animals in cartouches at L and R edges; frameless — Rectangular stained glass window, Date Unknown
Jacob "Jack" Liebenberg; Designer: Chester Weston

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half-circle shape; yellow and swirled green glass; central oval Star of David medallion with floral pendants; ship, star, snake, unicorn in cartouches around edges; frameless — Half-circle stained glass window, 1927
Jacob "Jack" Liebenberg; Designer: Chester Weston

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oval glass cartouche, split horizontally at center into 2 parts; rainbow over 3 sunbeams extending downward from clouds, with large Star of David in background; "HARMONY", in blue, at bottom — "Harmony" stained glass window, 1928
Jacob "Jack" Liebenberg; Designer: Chester Weston

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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

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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

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bi-level display holding wine decanter, wine cup, two loaves of challah, Kiddush cup, fruit basket, flower vase, two candles, veiled female figure holding hands to face, baby doll head with hand on top of head, and a sprawled body with a cherry attached; tray and individual components are all crocheted and hardened with resin — The Sabbath Now, 2011
Norma Minkowitz

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