Israeli Serveware, Ceramics, Silver and Glass

Beautiful vintage brass bottle opener. This beautiful vintage novelty is sculpted as a fish with great detailing and luxurious lines. Cr...

Solid Brass Hand Painted Ashtray By Dayagi, Israel 1960s

Proud to offer this modern sterling silver menorah to celebrate a thousand years old tradition. A singular tube connects the eight lights to the singular “shamash”. It sits on a ha...

Beautiful hand painted and glazed ceramic tile with people faces, Hebrew inscription ,in the style of cubist, or geometric. Signed by the artist. The tile is professionally mounted ...

Wonderful midcentury Israel Lapid pottery pieces featuring trademark Lapid markings on the bottom and dark bluish-grey interior glaze. Lapid is the most renowned and collected kibbut...

A practical ashtray with handle. Its made from beech and fluted cast iron partially decorated with teal green paint. Made in Israel circa 1960-70. Measurements: W: 15/8 cm, H: 4 cm (...

Rare Silver Amulet, Tzefat (Safed), Circa 1890 This extraordinary silver amulet, crafted in the sacred city of Tzefat circa 1890, is a rare and important artifact of Jewish devotion...

This elegant sterling silver mezuzah case, created in Jerusalem in 1990 by Shuki Freiman, is a refined example of contemporary Israeli Judaica rooted in traditional symbolism and met...

A heavy, cast bronze ashtray by Maurice Ascalon in a nautilus shape has a fluted, flat edge that widens as it spirals around the well, which has a hammered texture. The concave porti...

This remarkable Hanukkah lamp, crafted in Jerusalem by the Bezalel School around 1920, exemplifies the unique convergence of Zionist artistry, Jewish symbolism, and historic narrativ...

Brass Israeli bowl from the Dayagi brothers. Features a triangular form with three ribbed sides and a hand-hammered interior texture. Embossed on the underside Dayagi Israel...

White porcelain ashtray or catchall designed by Naaman Israel, 1990s. An interesting example of the upcoming design community in Israel during the 1990s....

An extraordinary and intricately crafted silver and gold-accented model of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem, created by renowned Israeli Judaica artist Shuki Freiman, circa 2010. This mo...

Bronze ashtray in the shape of a whale, with a curved tail and three grooves at the front of the piece. It has a hammered interior and a slight verdigris patina. An embossed stamp on...

Being offered is a sterling silver 2 branch Shabbat candelabra made in Israel. Designed by one of the leading silversmiths of Israel, Bier Silversmiths are world renowned for their ...

Mid-century cast bronze Pal Bell bowl. Features indented, ribbed exterior with alternating patinated bronze and verdigris stripes. The interior has a hand-hammered  texture. An embos...

This extraordinary etrog box, created by the renowned Judaica artist Yaakov Davidoff in Jerusalem in the late 20th century, is a true masterpiece of de...

This exquisite and rare brooch, crafted by the Bezalel School in Jerusalem during the 1950s, is a masterwork of Israeli Judaica artistry. Executed in fine silver filigree and vivid h...

A Silver Prayer Book Binding from Israel in the 1950s represents a significant piece of Judaica, blending traditional religious devotion with the ar...

A large and very rare silver-inlaid antique Judaica tray Jerusalem, c.1900 Height 2.5cm, diameter 62cm This large and remarkable work is a copper and silver-inlaid antique Jewish tray, featuring meticulous and exceptional metalwork, and was made in Jerusalem around the turn of the twentieth century. It features a twelve-fold repeating pictorial decoration, which is set between two circles, that of the central ring in which a large menorah...

A Silver Filigree Mezuzah Case from Israel circa 1980, exemplifies the intricate craftsmanship of Judaica art. In Israel during the 1980s, there was a re...

Being offered is a sterling silver Etrog box. It is rectangular and stands on four feet. It has raised-work of flowers, leaves & swirls on the lid as well as on each panel. The in...

This sterling silver Torah pointer (Yad) from Israel has filigree work around the two ends of the handle and a sterling silver chain on the end to hang o...

A Silver and Leather Bezalel Book Binding from Israel circa 1940 is an important piece of Judaica. Bezalel, the name associated with the Bezalel School of Arts and Crafts in Jerusalem, is known for its significant contributions to Jewish art and craftsmanship in the early 20th century. The Bezalel School was founded in 1906 by Boris Schatz in Jerusalem. It aimed to blend European artistic traditions with Middle Eastern and Jewish themes. By the 1930s, the Bezalel School had established a reputation for high-quality, handcrafted Judaica that incorporated traditional Jewish motifs and modern design elements. A Bible printed by a publishing company in London, Great Britain in 1932 is bound within an original brown leather binding. Vine, grape cluster motifs, two winged lions flanking a crowned Decalogue, and a flaming Ner...

A Silver and Leather Bezalel Book Binding from Israel circa 1940 is a prominent piece of Judaica. Bezalel, the name associated with the Bezalel School of Arts and Crafts in Jerusalem, is known for its significant contributions to Jewish art and craftsmanship in the early 20th century. The Bezalel School was founded in 1906 by Boris Schatz in Jerusalem. It aimed to blend European artistic traditions with Middle Eastern and Jewish themes...

This exquisite mezuzah case, crafted in Israel in the early to mid-20th century, showcases the masterful artistry of traditional Judaica. The case is adorned with intricate filigree ...

This storage box with a lid is crafted from patinated brass and is an iconic design from the 1950s, produced in Israel by the renowned company PAL-BELL. The box features a unique, mo...

A Stylish Silver Hanukkah Lamp, made in Israel Circa 1950. This menorah brings to mind the types of artistic designs made in Israel during that period. Schools like Bezalel were ver...

A Distinguished Silver Bezalel Bookbinding made in Israel in the mid-20th Century. The silver Bezalel book binding is a classic example of the handiwork that was made in the mid-20...

Yaakov Davidoff is the top 21st century Silversmith and creating Judaica, This Binding is absolutely remarkable. A truly unique and beautiful .925 L...

A silver mezuzah case made by Bezalel in Jerusalem circa 1920 is a significant piece of Judaica, representing a fusion of traditional Jewish motifs and early 20th-century design. The Bezalel School of Arts and Crafts played a crucial role in the development of Jewish art in the modern era, and items produced by its artists are highly prized. The Bezalel School of Arts and Crafts was Founded by Boris Schatz in Jerusalem, the school aimed to create a new Jewish art form that combined European techniques with Middle Eastern and Jewish themes. Jerusalem in the 1920s was marked by significant growth and development in the Jewish community, with an emphasis on cultural and artistic expression. The Bezalel School played a pivotal role in this cultural renaissance. Mezuzah case is fashioned in Silver repoussé at the top and bottom in a gadroon design and the center is framed with a beaded pattern. 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. This Bezalel mezuzah...

A Silver Mezuzah Case made by Oded in Israel in the late 20th Century. Oded Davidson was born in Haifa in 1953 and moved to Jerusalem to pursue his studies in precious metals. He is...

A striking Mid-Century Bezalel silver Hanukkah lamp, made in Jerusalem, Israel, exemplifying the rich decorative language and symbolic depth associated with the Bezalel School of Art...

A beautiful pair/set of sterling silver candlestick holders, circa 20th century, Israel. Pair have an hourglass shape, hammered design, and small intricate detail at top, center, and...

A beautiful sterling silver wine bottle stopper, handcrafted of grapes, vines, and leaves, circa mid to late-20th century. This sterling silver piece was hand sculpted by a master ar...

This striking sterling silver mezuzah case, created in Jerusalem in the mid-20th century by an artist signed “Jackson,” is a deeply sculptural and expressive work that blurs the line...

Set Of 4 Mid Century Brass Ashtrays By Dayagi, Israel 1960s

Vintage Israeli Brass Shalom Napkin Holder — polished brass tabletop accent with sculptural lettering and timeless character for refined styling. We sell items as acquired, witho...

Israeli Mid-Century lapid glazed pitcher with a hand painted brown and black conceptual designs of biomorphic forms and a flared opening on the top

Beautiful pair of Israeli art glass plates made of two hand painted sheet of glass put together and bake in the kiln in high temperature , bond together with dents and texture, to achieve exceptional mix of color variation of vines and floral motifs . We acquire this pair of art glass many years ago in the bazaar in old Jaffa...

The Mezuzah is a tiny receptacle that houses a parchment scroll which contains two verses from the scriptures. It is attached to the doorway of every Jewish home. Yehia's Mezuzahs fo...

A remarkable example of mid-20th-century Israeli Judaica design, this modernist Passover compendium from the 1950s combines traditional symbolism with sleek, architectural aesthetics...

Israeli Mid-Century Lapid glazed pitcher with a minimalist hand painted brown and black leaf motif designs and a round opening on the top, blending organic forms with geometric preci...

A silver acid-etched Kiddush goblet by Avishai, made in Israel around 1950, is a significant piece of Judaica with both artistic and cultural value. Avishai is a known Israeli silversmith whose works are characterized by meticulous craftsmanship and innovative design. This Kiddush Goblet is made in a Bezalel School style and designed by Avishai with acid-etched designs and typical Bezalel iconography. The 1950s were formative years for the newly established State of Israel, with a burgeoning arts and crafts movement that sought to blend traditional Jewish themes...

A beautifully executed sterling silver Mayim Achronim set, distinguished by its rich hand-hammered surface and quiet, purposeful elegance. The cylindrical cup rises with clean, tape...

This exquisite sterling silver Kiddush cup and matching plate is a striking example of contemporary Israeli silversmithing rooted in ancient tradition. The design features an intrica...

Israeli Mid-Century Lapid Sgraffito Glazed Ceramic Pitcher with a handle (companion pieces REG4743A-M)

This silver acid-etched Bezalel Kiddush goblet from Israel circa 1950 is a beautiful piece of Judaica with significant artistic and cultural value. The Bezalel Academy of Arts and ...

Multicolored solid brass Atomic design, ashtray circa 1950s Made in Israel. Enameled multicolor and black combo.

Israeli Mid-Century Lapid Sgraffito Glazed Ceramic Narrow Pitcher with a flaired top and handle (companion pieces REG4743A-M)

Etrog is the yellow citron or Citrus medica used by Jewish people during the week-long holiday of Sukkot, as one of the four species. Together with a lulav, hadass and aravah, the etrog is to be taken in each hand. To protect the etrog during the holiday, it is traditionally wrapped in silky flax fibers and stored in a special box, often made from silver. This sterling silver etrog box...

Israeli Mid-Century Lapid Lava Glazed Ceramic Pitcher with handle and narrow neck (companion pieces REG4741A-N)

Antique Jewish Brass Seder Plate by Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design Jerusalem, early 20th century Dimensions: Height 1cm, diameter 32cm This circular brass plate is a beautiful antique Seder...

A Beautiful Silver Mezuzah Case made by Stanetzky in Israel Circa 1950. In the mid-19th Century, many companies were making silver pieces during the modern movement, and Bezalel was...

Israeli Mid-Century Lapid Lava Glazed Ceramic Pitcher with a handle and narrow neck (companion pieces REG4741A-N)

Being offered is a sterling silver Megillah case in a hammered finish. It is square shaped and very modern. A beautiful way to carry and store your Megillah scroll. Happy Purim!!

This remarkable mezuzah case, crafted in Israel around 1950, stands out as a striking departure from traditional designs. Embracing a unique flat, gateway-inspired form, it captures ...

Israeli Mid-Century Lapid Sgraffito Glazed Ceramic Pitcher with a small handle, bulbus base, and tapered neck (companion pieces REG4743A-M)

A Very Rare Pair of Silver Tefillin Covers made by Bezalel in Jerusalem, Circa 1925. The Acid-etched technique with which these tefillin covers were made accompanied by the classic Bezalel design is truly remarkable. Probably 1 or 2 of these tefillin covers were ever made by Bezalel in this fashion in the early 20th Century. Featured on the outside of the four sides of the tefillin covers are beautiful chased motifs of grape clusters on hanging vines, pomegranates growing on trees, palm trees with hanging date clusters, and fig bushes with figs sprouting from their branches. These four species of fruit are part of the seven species...

Israeli Mid-Century Lapid Lava Glazed Ceramic Pitcher with handle (companion pieces REG4741A-N)