A Pair of mid 20th Century German Silver Beakers

A silver German spice box from the early 20th century is a finely crafted, understated yet elegant piece that reflects the high level of craftsmanship typical of German silversmiths during this period. The box is rectangular, with smooth silver surfaces and the design leans toward simplicity, characteristic of the early 20th century's shift toward Art Deco or late Jugendstil (German Art Nouveau) influences. The hinged lid features clean geometric patterns that frame the engraving written in Hebrew at the center flanked by flower engravings and securely closes over the compartment with a latch that holds the fragrant spices. The sides of the spice box are beautifully engraved with more Hebrew verses relating to the blessings of the spices and flanked by flower motifs. The overall structure is delicate yet sturdy, reflecting the precision and skill of early 20th-century German Judaica...

An elegant and finely crafted silver Seder plate from Hanau, Germany, dating to the early 20th century. Circular in form, the plate features a gracefully crimped and scalloped rim, r...

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...

This 20th-century silver Yad is an exceptional example of fine Judaica craftsmanship, featuring an intricate and elegant design. The tapering handle is adorned with a series of flute...