Antique Hebrew

Intended for Shabbat candle lighting, they are adorned with Hebrew engravings that read "להדליק נר של שבת" ("To light the Sabbath candle"), emphasizing their religious significance.

* 84 zolotniki is equivalent to 875/1000 or .875 standard silver NOTE: The Hebrew word yad (יד) translates to "hand" and is used while reading the Torah.

Hallmarked in London in 1922 by Morris Solovitch, this striking, Sterling Silver Breastplate, features decoration depiction the tablets with the engraved Ten Commandments in Hebrew, ...

Across the upper register of the backplate runs the Hebrew verse: "הדליקו נרות בחצרות קדשך וקבעו שמונת ימי חנוכה" ("They lit lights in the courtyards of Your sanctuary and establishe...

Both covers pierced and chased with foliate scrollwork with ribboned flower, spine chased to match, fitted with the Hebrew Bible, Sulzbach, 1804. Every item in Menorah Galleries is ...

At the top of the tefillin covers prominently acid etched are the words "Rosh" on one and "Yad" on the other in Hebrew, signifying which cover should be placed atop which of the two...

Hand engraved silver Kiddush cup, 1894. Engraved with Hebrew text: "This cup of Blessing donated by Max Freined for "Aid for sick" society, Rosh Ha'Shana, 1893.

The gold embellishment is used to accentuate the central ownership monogram prominently displayed and reads "Shimon AR"I Chazut" in Hebrew between two stylish laurel leaf bouquets.

Silver tray, presented by the members of the 'Menachem Aveilim' society to Rabbi Yosef Weisse, 1858. Silver tray with Hebrew inscription dated 1858 presented by the members of the '...

Above, a vase-form with trefoil suspension ring and further Hebrew inscription indicating the owner of this lamp: “Eliyahu, son of Khaliman Piru.”

Monogrammed on a small silver plaque on the front of the decanter is the Hebrew letter "Bet" which translates to "House". Style number 11376, the decanter measures 9.5 inches tall an...

The letters Nun, Gimmel, Hey, and Shin of the Hebrew alphabet are written on its four sides, and above them is the name of the Kollel and the place where they were located in- Jerusalem

This shot cup is decorated with a Star of David enclosed in a wreath with a bow, and the word “Zion” in Hebrew. Marked with French silver hallmarks. This was most likely a “giveaway”...

Engraved in Hebrew “I will raise the cup of deliverance, and I shall invoke the Name of G-d” (Psalms 116:13).

Resting on cylindrical lower placements, the Finials have a slender multi-baluster form rising in a spire form, chased with beading and scalework designs and with Hebrew inscriptions...

Having trilingual text in English, Arabic and Hebrew.

The titles of the engraving below the image is in Hebrew, English, German, Latin, French and Dutch.

In that year, Hayyim ben David Schwartz, a notable Jewish printer, obtained permission to print Hebrew books in the Kingdom of Bohemia from Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor .

The word "menorah" means "lamp" in Hebrew. The traditional menorah has seven branches, while the Hanukkiah, which is used for Hanukkah, has eight branches.

.], professor of mathematics and Hebrew in Durham University. He remained at Harrow until 1854, when he was elected head-master of Repton School.

A prominent letter "Shin" in a circle band with "Jerusalem" written below it in Hebrew among diamond-shaped and swirl motifs adorn the front of the case.

In the centre, with a kabbalistic/gematric representation, the biblical tetragrammaton (yhwh) yahweh, which is the sequence of the four Hebrew letters (Greek, tetragràmmaton; t?t?a, ...

CHRISTIAN FREDERIK EMIL ECKARDT (Danish, 1832-1914) - 'Mino' ('Son of the Right Hand' - Ancient Hebrew) & 'Gabriela' - PIRKENHAMMER PORCELAIN FACTORY (Fischer & Meig) - Extraordinary...

In 1869 he was given a prize for his "Hebrew Captive Weeping at the Ruins of Jerusalem".

Judaism has a set of classical early rabbinic commentaries on the Hebrew Bible; these commentary collections are known as the midrash literature (Heb: midrashim).

Judaism has a set of classical early rabbinic commentaries on the Hebrew Bible; these commentary collections are known as the midrash literature (Heb: midrashim).

Artists and Engravers: Sebastian Münster (1488-1552) was a cosmographer and professor of Hebrew who taught at Tübingen, Heidelberg, and Basel.

Artists and Engravers: Sebastian Münster (1488-1552) was a cosmographer and professor of Hebrew who taught at Tübingen, Heidelberg, and Basel.

The charity container is made of metal and features a secure lid with the original metal lock (Key not Included) and a slot for inserting donations. An inscription in Hebrew of Rabbi...

The robe is clasped at the shoulder and bound at the chest by a massive circular medallion or pectoral ornament, a likely allusion to the breastplate of judgment worn by Hebrew high ...

Set of Judaica silver Rimonim (Torah finials) Middle-Eastern, c.1800 Pair: height 46cm, diameter 8cm Single: height 24cm, diameter 17cm Weight approximately 1,500 grams In a t...

The central inscription, "Shabbat" written in Hebrew on a raised cartouche encircled by garlands highlights the shield’s purpose.

On the front two metal plaques inscribed in Hebrew "Chevrah Kadisah" (burial society) and Gemilat Chasadim (acts of kindness).

Rendered in striking blue, green, and gold thread, the tapestry with its surrounding border tells the story of the beautiful Queen Esther pictured to the right of King Ahasuerus with...

In each corner of the star is one Hebrew letter that when combined forms the words " Neirot Shabbat" which means Shabbat candles.

Embroidered at the four corners with the holy places for Jews in Israel, and with the wailing wall at the center. The Hebrew rectangular text is a traditional song sung by Jews every...

The tip is shaped like a hand with two outstretched fingers, with the Hebrew letter 'Hey' engraved on the forehand. The name of the donor is engraved on the top of the bar handle ...

Hebrew midwives refusing to kill male babies as ordered by the Pharaoh of Egypt.

The lower plaque has an engraved dedication which is written in Hebrew; " (dedicated by) Avraham the Son of Zev, for an Eternal Remembrance of 'Dov the son of Aryeh', 'Channah the da...

He signed his work with his Hebrew name, Chaim Aaron ben David, and a Star of David.

Based on the original texts in Greek and Hebrew, Jerome translated the four Gospels into Latin.

The title of the print is written in 6 languages below the image – Hebrew, English, German, Latin, French, and Dutch.

At the bottom, the name of the religious leader of that community is written in Hebrew. Made of tin in a rectangular shape a glass window protects the slip of paper inscribed within...

Written on the front is the name of the Kollel and underneath in Hebrew, Yiddish, and English are the causes the Kollel supports.

Repoussé with Lions of Judah flanking a crowned cartouche whose interior reads in Hebrew “For on this day He will make atonement for you, to purify you from all your sins, before G-d...

The dedication written in Hebrew is for an entire family commemorating both; the loved ones who passed as well as different members of the family who were still alive and wishing the...

The first verse of the "Mah Nishtana" is painted in Hebrew on a book design on the other side and "Seder Salt Water" above it with similar painted designs.

The name of the person the belt belonged to "Shimon Ben David" is inscribed in Hebrew in a similar niello on the inner part of the buckle clasp.

It is also known for adorning the breastplate of Aaron, high priest of the Hebrews, representing the prophet Math, who was filled with desire to please God.

It features a twelve-fold repeating pictorial decoration, which is set between two circles, that of the central ring in which a large menorah is depicted, and that of the outer rim, ...

The handle is made with a knob shape interval engraved with floral ornaments. The Hebrew name Zisel Dresler with the Jewish year 5673 is engraved on the lower part of the pointer.

Printed with a scene of the Western Wall, inscribed in Hebrew “Land of Israel / Western Wall / Rabbi Meir Ba’al Ha-Nes”.

Printed on a slip of paper inserted into the front glass of the container in Hebrew: " The Organization for Bikur Cholim" and underneath it is inscribed the name of the city the orga...

Kramer's mother, Cecilia, was also artistic being a trained singer who was well known for touring a regional network of theatres established by her father, at which she performed tra...

Around the rim of the plate are various engraved Hebrew inscriptions, and a Star of David that sits at the top of the plate's rim.

At the lower edge, a prominent beaded border with a twisted rope design tops a Hebrew dedication that reads "This Tzitz (Shield) and Hand (pointer) of Silver were given as a Donation...

The upper gold band engraved in Hebrew translate to: "Eternal donation of this Torah crown for Beit Yaackov and giving charity, Baruch Ben Avraham Zeydman and his wife, Tova Bat Asher.

Artists and Engravers: Sebastian Munster (1488-1552) was a German cartographer, cosmographer, and Hebrew scholar. Condition: Good, general age-related toning.

Comprising a chain-suspended silver backplate mounted with various decorative gilt elements, the shield is adorned with three gilt hearts, a large scrolling foliate border, two gilt ...

Exemplary of particularly fine and beautiful nineteenth century Russian craftsmanship, the scroll itself is one of the Ketuvim, important writings from the third section of the Hebre...