Yom Kippur Belt with Silver Buckle, Europe, 20th Century

A fine ceremonial Yom Kippur belt, fashioned in continuation of an old and meaningful European Jewish tradition in which men wore a prominent belt atop the kittel on Yom Kippur as a ...

A striking example of traditional Yemeni silversmithing, this silver bracelet, crafted circa 1900, was designed to grace a woman's wrist with exceptional elegance. The bracelet features a refined openwork filigree design, richly adorned with scrolling foliate patterns and a series of heart-shaped medallions along the sides. The scrolling filigree patterns are beautifully framed by a banded and twisted rope border, enhancing the bracelet's delicate architectural form. At the front, a prominent rosette centerpiece, executed in exquisite fine filigree, serves both as a focal point and as the closure mechanism, secured by a finely crafted removable pin. The bracelet also opens outward at the back via discreet hinges, allowing for ease of wear. Combining romantic symbolism with masterful craftsmanship, this piece captures the timeless artistry of Yemen’s jewelry...

Important and rare Sivlonot belt, gilded silver, made by the famous silversmith Johann Mathias Sandrat active in 1707-1723 in Frankfurt, Germany. this JUDAICA object is a museum piece and An almost identical belt with a replaced buckle is exhibited in the Israel museum and came from the important Feuchtwanger Collection, purchased and donated by Baruch and Ruth Rappaport, Geneva. the belt also bears 2 Christies auction stickers with the number 120, probably lot # 120, indicating it was sold in one of their auction rooms at some point. Sivlonot (wedding) belt: In Rabbinic literature, sivlonot refers to gifts the groom gave his wife-to-be. Among German Jews...

This is a highly ornate and decorative old Anglo-Indian silver belt buckle with red and black ribbon belts. It dates to the early 20th centu...