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ir-hakodesh:Torah scroll case, Persia, circa 1913Wood, cotton velvet; brass sheet, cut, engraved, an

sorekbekarmi: ir-hakodesh: Baal Shem Tov Hanukkah lamp with back plate modelled after elaborate Tor

ir-hakodesh: Esther scroll case, Austria, circa 1930, parcel-gilt silver and gem-set

ir-hakodesh: Maria Callas. Postcard photograph signed (“Maria Meneghini Callas”), showin

ir-hakodesh: Esther scroll case, Italy, gold, 18th centurythe body embossed and chased with Esther b

ir-hakodesh: The Rabbinical Discussion — Josef Suss (1892-1961)signed Josef Suss lower righto

ir-hakodesh:Portrait of a Jewish woman holding a siddur, Lazar Krestin (1868-1938), Polish

ir-hakodesh:Two wedding rings surmounted by a symbolic structure in the form of a house 1. Italy, 18

ir-hakodesh: Portico at the entrance to the Great Synagogue of Vilna, Vilnius, Lithuania ca. 1930s.

ir-hakodesh:Two wedding rings surmounted by a symbolic structure in the form of a house 1. Italy, 18

ir-hakodesh:Two Jewish wedding rings surmounted by a symbolic structure in the form of a house1. Ita

ir-hakodesh: Two wedding rings surmounted by a symbolic structure in the form of a house 1. Italy, 1

ir-hakodesh:Hanukah lamp adorned with Temple MenorahTétouan, Morocco, late 19th or early 20th

ir-hakodesh:The Venice HaggadahPrinters: Giovanni di Gara, together with the publisher and proofread

ir-hakodesh: Collar for a Jewish woman’s wrapper, Calcutta, India, 1920sLavish collars were wo

ir-hakodesh: A pair of Russian silver tefillin cases, late 19th centuryof stepped square form, each

ir-hakodesh: Esther scroll case, Austria, circa 1930, parcel-gilt silver and gem-set

ir-hakodesh:Two German 19th century silver Havdalah spiceboxes

ir-hakodesh: Circumcision knivesLivorno (?), Italy, mid-19th century, silver, engraved and gilt

ir-hakodesh: A Polish engraved silver belt buckle for Yom KippurThe Hebrew inscription reads: &ldquo

ir-hakodesh: Wooden Torah Ark from the synagogue in Lukiv (Maciejów), dedicated in 1781MACIEJ

ir-hakodesh: Bnei Brak — Pavel Wolberg, Israeli, b. 1966C-type print

ir-hakodesh: Torah shield, parcel-gilt silver and enamel, signed and dated in Hebrew Elimelekh Tzore

ir-hakodesh: A large English silver Torah pointer with bar mitzvah inscription, 1927in Polish style,

ir-hakodesh: A challah cover, 19th century crocheted cotton. 57.1 cm x 61 cm Embellished with Hebrew

ir-hakodesh: An Italian embroidered Torah mantle, late 17th-early 18th century

ir-hakodesh: An elaborate embroidered Sabbath tablecloth, Jerusalem, 1821, 135.9 by 139.5 cmThis col

ir-hakodesh: A miniature parcel-gilt silver Esther Scroll case, Eretz Israel, late 19th centuryThe i

ir-hakodesh: Torah finials, Silversmith: Joseph Mamun, Algeria, ca. 1869, silver, repoussé an

ir-hakodesh:Hanukah lamp adorned with Temple MenorahTétouan, Morocco, late 19th or early 20th

ir-hakodesh: Chevra kadisha carriage, Szarvas, Hungary, 19th centuryAccompanying the dead on their f

ir-hakodesh:A ketubah for a levirate marriage, Venice, 1735ink and gouache on parchment.58 x 38 cmRe

ir-hakodesh:Esther scroll and silver case decorated with scences from the scroll storyGermany, 19th

ir-hakodesh: Two German Torah binders, 1926 and 1930 1. multicoloured paint on linen. 22.9 cm x 335.

ir-hakodesh: 1. A German silver-gilt Kiddush cup, probably for Passover, Augsburg, circa 1760. Heigh

ir-hakodesh: Tzedakah box, Syrian or Eretz Israel, early 20th centurydamascened in silver and copper

ir-hakodesh: Jewish Moroccan woman’s outfitTafilalet regionfirst half of the 20th centuryThe r

ir-hakodesh: The Agam Megillah (Scroll of Esther) by Israeli artist Ya'akov Agam, Israel: ca. 1980.

ir-hakodesh: Havdalah spicebox shaped as a windmillNetherlands, early 19th century, silver

ir-hakodesh: Outfit for circumcision ceremony, Germany, 1772, silk, gold leafTraces of Hebrew inscri

ir-hakodesh: Two shabbat and memorial lamps of Jewish womenMorocco, 19th century

ir-hakodesh: Two Jewish wedding rings surmounted by a symbolic structure in the form of a house1. It

ir-hakodesh: 1. Brass Hanukah lampthe openwork backplate modeled as a pair of lions holding an oval

ir-hakodesh:Thirteen European tefillin bags, circa late 18th - early 19th centuryThese bags were cre

ir-hakodesh: The Wailing Wall — Eugène-Alexis Giradet (1853-1907), French