Bernardo Antichita' Antiques,Decorative Art,Religious Artifacts

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Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Religious Artifacts (3)

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POLISH BRASS HANUKAH LAMP, DANZIG, EARLY 19TH CENT. Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Religious Artifacts: Judaica: Pre 1837 VR item# 921105
click for details		Bernardo Antichita' +39 055 214512 $ 3200
A POLISH BRASS HANUKAH LAMP PROBABLY DANZIG, EARLY 19TH CENTURY The pierced armorial backplate supported by lions Jay Weinstein: A Collector's Guide to Judaica, Thames & Hudson, 1985, illustrates a very similar lamp, plate 166. The backplate is of the town arms of Danzig, except for the substitution of a candelabrum for two crosses.

SILVER ESTHER SCROLL,OTTOMAN EMPIRE,EARLY 19th CENTURY Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Religious Artifacts: Judaica: Pre 1837 VR item# 797263
click for details		Bernardo Antichita' +39 055 214512 $6500/8000
Balkans or Turkey. Very rare because of the uncommon small size, probably a gift by for the bride. 13.5 cm long, the vellum is 4 cm high, highly detailed filigree work, the upper part in a crown shape with a knob at the top. The lid of the scroll inscribed with Hebrew letters "David ben Benjamin Aryeh.

ANTIQUE JUDAICA SILVER SPICE BOX-ROME, 1747-1787 Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Religious Artifacts: Judaica: Pre 1800 item# 797253
click for details		Bernardo Antichita' +39 055 214512 $4000/6900
Important Jewish Silver “Besam” (Spices container) Rome 1747-1787 Silversmith: Giovanni Felice Sanini 14 cm high, 8.3 cm diameter. Marked with Vatican and Silversmith marks on the lid of both pieces. Elegant spherical shape, finely pierced and chased with floral and foliate design, stands on a narrow stem with a circular base with other different decorations. In the peculiar tradition of the Italian silversmiths, now their wonderful artworks are becoming increasingly rare Reference: Salvatore Fornari “Gli Argenti Romani”. Roma, 1968. Pag. 124 for similar examples.

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