Moreshet Auctions

Pair of large and wonderful candlesticks. Stamped silver. Germany, 20th century

Oil on paper – Ancient Tzfat. Mordechai Levanon, original signature

Centerpiece that can be taken apart; stamped silver. Vienna, 20th century

Ancient Jerusalem in a unique technique—Ben Avraham Nachmani, signed

Pesach Seder plate illustrated by hand on porcelain, signed. Sarreguemines, France, end of the 19th century. Large and rare

Marble tile with an engraving of the city and David’s Citadel. Stamped and framed

Marble tile with an engraving of the Hurva synagogue of Rabbi Yehuda HaChassid. Stamped and framed

An incredibly holy object: Channukiyah of Rabbi Levi Yitzhak of Berdichev

Tikkun Leil Shavuot and Hoshana Raba “b’hashgacha Rabbi Chanina Lipa of Slavita”—Jozefof 1842

Huge, antique bronze relief work of the Beit HaMikdash, gorgeous. Unknown artist

Vase created by a shell casing, portrait of Herzl and Rachel’s Tomb. Stamped Betzalel, Jerusalem 1918

Tzedakah box, wood, illustrated by hand. Betzalel Jerusalem

Unusual design: Expensive silver cup for kiddush with enamel paintings of the “process of making wine”, designed by the artist Ezra Landau—Israel, 20th century

Especially rare: huge rimonim (finials) for a sefer torah. Silver. Uncommon style. Alsace, France. Beginning of the 20th century

Megillat Esther in Ashkenazi script, in side a handsome silver case with gold coating. Europe, 20th century

Rare Chanukiya/menorah meant to be hung or to stand, stamped silver. Iraq, beginning 20th century

For the first time in an auction! A set of Yemenite outfits for a bride and groom—Yemen, 19/20th century and Israel 1950s-60s

Symbolist work, oil on fabric, Ancient Jerusalem. Ben Avraham Nachmani, signed

Huge, wonderful original oil painting on canvas: the Admor Maggid of Kozhnitz (the Avodas Yisrael) on Sukkot, painted by the artist Natan Cooper. Signed

Letter with handwritten signature of the Admor Rabbi Mordechai Shlomo of Boyan, with a request for assistance for his well-known chassid Rabbi Ben Zion Rachman. New York 1965

Handwritten signature of the Admor Rabbi Eliezer Zusya of Skolin, on a membership certificate of the Chesed L’Avraham institutions

Lines of recommendation handwritten by the Admor Rabbi Yoel of Satmar, for the “Beit Neeman” institute. 1968

Oil on canvas, original, Doves of Peace—Menashe Kadishman, signed

Marble tile with an engraving of the Kotel. Stamped and framed