Antique Hebrew

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

Hebrew script. Interestingly, beneath the main inscription appears the name “Karlsbad”, also in gold

motifs flanking a central Hebrew inscription: שישו וגילו בשמחת תורה This inscription translates to

personal touch is found in the Hebrew dedication engraved on each goblet-shaped candle holder: יוסף בן יעקב

. Marked at tailfin. Hebrew inscription "Besamim", meaning Spices, engraved beautifully on side of topmost

German Passover Pewter plate dated 1825. The plate with raised rim engraved in Hebrew with the

Hebrew inscription "שבת קדש" ("Shabbat Kodesh"), meaning "Holy Shabbat," in raised, elegant lettering

the embroidery. not sure what material if it is wool or silk as base. There are no Hebrew markings on

Tzedakah Box is a container where the money that will be donated to a charity is collected. The Hebrew word

finely crafted silver trim. Around the center band of the knife, the Hebrew inscription "Bedomayich

Hebrew Inscription of "Hannukah" Cut out in its center. Upper body features a flat rectangular platform

" Lighting the Candles of Hannukah" protuberantly written in Hebrew. Backplate is attached to the front

Traditional Hebrew Text of a Most Uncommon Petite Appearance. Uniting Yechezkel son of Shlomo with Peril

section with Hebrew script. In between these are smaller triangle shaped details, which are also inscribed

Golgotha (Calvary), which was the location of Jesus' crucifixion and translates from Hebrew as 'the place

is inserted into a holder which is pierced with "Shadai" which is the name of God written in Hebrew

landscape, wearing richly draped robes, with his right hand resting on the stone tablets inscribed in Hebrew

cartouche is engraved with the Hebrew words "לכבוד שבת" which means "In Honor of Shabbat". Hallmarked on

Hebrew with an engraved cluster of grapes. Hallmarked on the top of the flat rim at the base.

base of the Mezuzah case, the original owner's name is prominently inscribed in Hebrew, personalizing

, symbolizing divine sovereignty, flanked by two heraldic lions representing strength and protection. The Hebrew

the backplate runs the Hebrew verse: "הדליקו נרות בחצרות קדשך וקבעו שמונת ימי חנוכה" ("They lit lights

"For a mitzvah is the lamp and Torah is illumination" in Hebrew.

Horowitz's name Prominently displayed in both English and Hebrew at the center. His telephone number is

brother Chai Tzeror may their souls be bound in the bundle of life" written in Hebrew. Apparently

beaming cloud with the name of God in Hebrew Reverse: DRIE EEUWEN TEIDS, EN TWEENDERTIG JAAR, IS T LEEVEN

engraved underneath the portrait in Hebrew The box’s craftsmanship is highly detailed, reflecting the high

Hebrews to sacrifice lambs and eat the meat before morning, but not before they used the blood to paint

adorned with Hebrew engravings that read "להדליק נר של שבת" ("To light the Sabbath candle"), emphasizing

daughter of Temple Chevallier [q. v.], professor of mathematics and Hebrew in Durham University. He

, French Tyr or Sour, Latin Tyrus, Hebrew Zor or Tsor, town on the Mediterranean coast of southern Lebanon

zolotniki is equivalent to 875/1000 or .875 standard silver NOTE: The Hebrew word yad (יד) translates to

engraved in Hebrew is hallmarked S.Z, for Sigmund Zyto, also of London. The shield features the 10

that seems to be written in Hebrew?) Oil on canvas from the 18th century, probably Italian work, on

of R' Yehuda Weiss" written in Hebrew. The hinged lid fits securely and portrays a landscape of a

the Hebrew count" Looking closer at the engraving you will see that the last word on the dedication

breastplate of judgment worn by Hebrew high priests, reinforcing David’s dual identity as king and prophet. A

Thee, O Jerusalem, Let my Right Hand Forget its Skill" (Hebrew). Inlaid all around in a circle, are

notable Jewish printer, obtained permission to print Hebrew books in the Kingdom of Bohemia from Ferdinand

in Hebrew at center. Affixed to the lower half of the backplate are eight cast oval-shaped oil

shall be blessed when you come" and "You shall be blessed when you depart" written in Hebrew. A pair of

Antique print titled 'Jaffa, looking south'. Tinted lithograph of Jaffa. Jaffa, in Hebrew Yafo and

name of G-d" A biblical verse relating to the sanctity of Shabbat written in Hebrew. Below the verse

Hebrew. Apparently Unmarked.

placed upon it. The name "Esther Esbag" underneath "Shadai" (the name of G-d) written in Hebrew, is cut

This rare antique sterling silver judaical Yad (literally translated from Hebrew as “hand”) or

Goblet is engraved in Hebrew and reads "The Synagogue Ohel Yaakov Linat Hatzedek" and underneath the name

enamel over iron, inscribed in Hebrew and in Hungarian: "Under the supervision of the Budapest Jewish

Egyptian King Ptolomeus Philadelphus on the Island of Pharos had the Hebrew bible translated into the Greek

prominently displayed and reads "Shimon AR"I Chazut" in Hebrew between two stylish laurel leaf bouquets

of classical early rabbinic commentaries on the Hebrew Bible; these commentary collections are known

from craftsmen and artists. Judaism has a set of classical early rabbinic commentaries on the Hebrew

ancient times. The word "menorah" means "lamp" in Hebrew. The traditional menorah has seven branches

. Silver tray with Hebrew inscription dated 1858 presented by the members of the 'Menachem Aveilim' society

one and "Yad" on the other in Hebrew, signifying which cover should be placed atop which of the two

people in the Hebrew Bible and Jewish Tanakh; the most prominent one being the prophet who prophesied in

Hebrew letter "Bet" which translates to "House". Style number 11376, the decanter measures 9.5 inches