Antique Hebrew

This is an antique Polish metal printer's block, used for printing Hebrew text or religious

, undulating lip. Along the upper rim, boldly engraved in Hebrew, is the entire order of the Seder—“קדש ורחץ

Hebrew "messiah". On the sides of these two letters, there are very often two others: one 'α' and one 'ω

which she performed traditional Slavic and Hebrew folk songs. Following the accession of Tsar Nicholas

Psalms, hence the presence here of the large 10-stringed Hebrew lyre, the Kinnor. Beautiful presence

, unmarked but exquisitely made, features the Hebrew inscription “Mazal Tov” (Good Fortune), finely engraved

mistranslation of the Hebrew word for light flowing from his temples) or meant to presage Jesus as “the Lamb of

Goblet has an interesting feature about it. On the upper body, there is a Hebrew verse engraved which

, each boldly inscribed in Hebrew with the names of the traditional Seder elements: זרוע – Zeroah, ביצה

103-76 BC. On the obverse side is an Anchor. On the reverse side, Yehonatan the King (Paleo-Hebrew

. Raised above a hammered background Bold Letters come forward spelling MiIZPAH which is a Hebrew word

Hebrew letters “yud, hay, vav, hay” which together symbolize God’s name. It is interesting to note that

the name David in Hebrew letters within the ornamentation on the base. The sculpture's success was

Yisrael” prayer book, according to the Ashkenazi rite, printed in Hebrew and Italian by S. Belforte & C

as described in the Hebrew Bible: a fire-like vision concealing the ineffable. This unusual and

, a boldly embroidered Star of David encloses the Hebrew letters 'Yud' (י) and 'Tzadik' (צ)—a cryptic

Paris and then to New York in 1901. He initially studied Hebrew theology in New York before enlisting in

Paris and then to New York in 1901. He initially studied Hebrew theology in New York before enlisting in

Hebrew alphabet crown with broadened angel wings. The words "Bezalel Jerusalem" are etched in Hebrew at

. Surrounding this lush “foliate sanctuary” is a beautifully embossed Hebrew inscription reading: "בית מדרש של

Artisan. Engraved on the Mezuzah is a Star of David, the Hebrew letter Shin and the Ten Commandments

scalloped. A gold daisy is at the middle of the word. Mizpah is from the Hebrew bible meaning watchtower

rendered in a traditional Hebrew typeface, reflecting the liturgical styles of Eastern European prayer

tower and castle gate with Hebrew inscription. Bronze engraved at the waist, EX ANNO DEI 1901 + E

delicate scalloped medallion, is a Hebrew inscription of the sacred name of God, emphasizing its ritual

me, when we are absent one from another". Mizpah is the Hebrew word for "Watchtower", a pillar of

amulet is meticulously engraved with the sacred Hebrew name of God, "שדי" (Shadai), a divine name

with the engraved Ten Commandments in Hebrew and two columns representing the columns of the Temple of

Hebrew inscriptions "ירושלים" (Jerusalem) and "ציון עיר דוד" (Zion, City of David) further enhance its

Photo Details: Tomb of Absalom (Hebrew: יד אבשלום‎, Transl. Yad Avshalom; literally Absalom's

velvet, and to create set designs for symbolist theatre (See symbolism). Nabis comes from the Hebrew

alongside Hebrew writing. The central panel showcases a distant view of Jerusalem, where a tall building

received his second mural commission for the Hebrew Sheltering and Guardian Society, followed by many other

Torah, -the first five books of the Hebrew Bible. The word Dreidel is a yiddish word, originating from

sacred name of God, שדי (Shaddai), is delicately hand-painted in Hebrew script, encircled by other

this holiday occurs during the Hebrew month of Adar, who zodiacal symbol is fish. Fish also designate

movable door which opens to the outside and has an engraved Hebrew letter Tav in an old font. It’s the

The well embossed with Hebrew blessings, the wide border with two large quatrefoil panels with

and movement to the design. Encircling the goblet just beneath the rim, an elegantly chased Hebrew

An 18th century carved giltwood mirror of good size with a Hebrew motif set in clouds and a

following year, Bogdanove received his second mural commission for the Hebrew Sheltering and Guardian

one side of an outlined majestic crown. "To light the candle of Hanukkah is written in Hebrew on the

with scrolling foliate motifs and boldly enameled with the word MIZPAH—a term drawn from the Hebrew

carved handle above. At the bottom of the seal, engraved in Hebrew script, is the sacred opening of the

Rachel), lovingly inscribed in Hebrew. This inclusion reflects a long-standing tradition in Jewish amulet

center, the amulet prominently features the stylized Hebrew letter “Hey” (ה), traditionally associated

Hebrew along with a chased cluster of grapes. Accompanying circular tray with a crimped rim is similarly

Western Wall (Kotel), with the Hebrew inscriptions “ירושלים” (Jerusalem) above and “כותל מערבי” (Western

red enamel over iron, inscribed in the middle :"Orthodox Kosher under supervision", in Hebrew and in

symmetrical design. Running vertically through the menorah's stem is the Hebrew word "חנוכה" (Hanukkah

In Hebrew, the word menorah means “lamp.” The ancient menorah had seven branches—one for each day of

"El Male Rachamim" (God, full of compassion) is prominently inscribed in bold Hebrew letters, forming

synagogue Chaim Yisrael the son of Yitzchak Halevi" engraved neatly in Hebrew. There are a series of dots

) influences. The hinged lid features clean geometric patterns that frame the engraving written in Hebrew at

intended use: One bears the Hebrew inscription "של ראש" (for the head), The other "של יד" (for the hand

under which there is an engraved biblical verse written in Hebrew translated to "Moshe conveyed the

in Hebrew, potentially representing either the initials of the original owner or a sacred reference