Bidspirit auctions | Moreshet Auction Jul 8, 2020
Moreshet, Jul 8, 2020. 259 lots.
Moreshet - Auction No. 30 It will be held on Wednesday the 16th of the Tammuz 5780 • 03.06.2020 • At 19:00 Israel time Have questions about items? You can also contact us via WhatsApp at: +972-3-9050090
Lots in this catalog (259)
- Lot 001: Zevach Pesach, Abarbanel’s commentary on the Pesach Haggadah. Second edition, Venice 1545, with many old notes
- Lot 002: . Rare: 6 pages from an incunabulum printing of the work Kol Bo—first edition, Italy (Napoli?), 1490(?)
- Lot 003: Rare: Brit Olam—Ein HaDa’at, a work against the Maskilim, by Rabbi Akiva Yosef Schlesinger—First edition,
- Lot 004: Rare: Zion b’Mar Tivkeh, a eulogy by Rabbi Akiva Schlesinger for his father-in-law,
- Lot 005: Ma’aseh Nissim—first edition, Jerusalem 1930.
- Lot 006: Mishnat Chassidim – a work of kabbalah. Second edition, Amsterdam 1740
- Lot 007: Rare: Iggerot HaRamaz [Rabbi Moshe Zakut] – first edition, Livorno, 1780
- Lot 008: Foundational work of kabbalah: Pri Etz Haim (the Maharhav)—first edition, Koritz 1782,
- Lot 009: Complete copy of 'Shla nachat' - Shnei Luchot HaBrit—Amsterdam 1698. Segula book.
- Lot 010: Shut Perach Mateh Aharon, two sections—first edition, Amsterdam 1703
- Lot 011: Tanach, Yosef Attias edition, first section—Amsterdam and Utrecht, 1705
- Lot 012: Chiddushei Kiddushin of the Rashba—Constantinople 1717.
- Lot 013: Halachot of Rabbi Elfas (the Rif), third section, original leather binding. Early edition, Amsterdam 1720.
- Lot 014: Masechtot Baba Kama and Baba Metziya—Frankfurt-am-Mein 1720.
- Lot 015: Eliya Mizrahi on the Torah—Furth 1763, including the attached map. With an interesting stamp and note
- Lot 016: Unique: Sha’arei Zion, miniature edition in original leather binding—Amsterdam 1766
- Lot 017: Two volumes with two sections of the work Leviyat Hen—first edition, 1766-7
- Lot 018: Four volumes of chumash—Frankfurt (Oder) 1784, with original bindings.
- Lot 019: Machzor Kavanat HaPaytan, a complete set in the original bindings in rare condition—Amsterdam 1793. 9 volumes,
- Lot 020: . Simla Chadasha—Vienna 1796, with a handwritten note.
- Lot 021: Chiddushei Halachot of the Rashba on the Sheva Shitot. First edition, Brno, 1798
- Lot 022: Sefer Mitzvos Gadol (Smag) with Approbations from Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of Berditchov and Rabbi Chaim of Volozhin.
- Lot 023: Tiv Gittin and Yad Ephraim, from the author’s lifetime—Sadilkov 1824, with handwritten notes
- Lot 024: Two volumes from a pocket edition, with mishnayot from Seder Nashim and Taharot. Rare edition, Vilna 1854.
- Lot 025: Article “Tzedakah b’Chol Et”—first edition, Vilna, 1908.
- Lot 026: . Sefer Pilpul on issues related to time and calculating times, against Christianity—first edition, London 1908.
- Lot 027: Mecholat HaMachanim, against customs of the Reform Jews—first edition, Pressburg 1859
- Lot 028: HaBa’al Shem of Michelstadt. Biography in German—Frankfurt-am-Mein 1913.
- Lot 029: Set of 7 Jewish books for children in German—Berlin 1920.
- Lot 030: Lot of books on Jewish wisdom.
- Lot 031: Lot of important books of responsa from approximately the 1940s, first editions.
- Lot 032: Korban Elizur—first edition, Tiberias 1936
- Lot 033: . Kinat Sofrim (Kluger)—first edition from the author’s lifetime, Lemberg 1860, with notes handwritten
- Lot 034: Beit Avi-gader: First edition (handsome edition), London 1905
- Lot 035: Malbim’s commentary on Leviticus—first edition, from the author’s lifetime. Bucharest 1860
- Lot 036: Lot of four prayer and history books, according to the Yemenite and Aden traditions.
- Lot 037: Siddur HaGra, two sections—first edition, Jerusalem 1895/8, with stamps and handwritten notes
- Lot 038: Mishnah Brurah, first section, with 2 rare pages of Prenomeranten (subscriber pages) and a note “Moga”. Warsaw, 1844
- Lot 039: Collection of pictures and documents of a Jewish family in Lodz. Poland, 20th century
- Lot 040: Collection of miniature photographs following a Jewish girl from her birth until her marriage—Lodz 1920-?
- Lot 041: Collection of 9 photographs of classes of Jewish students in Europe—beginning of the 20th century.
- Lot 042: Early photography—yearbook picture of Jewish students at a Zionist school abroad—Eastern Europe?
- Lot 043: Old photograph of a Jewish family from Bukhara—1900?
- Lot 044: 4 original photographs of Yemenite Jews, by the official photographer of the Australian Company in Israel—Jerusalem,
- Lot 045: 16 photographs of school students from Gan Yavne, from the beginning of the Moshava, 1930s.
- Lot 046: 4 pictures of the first British High Commissioner, the Jew Herbert Samuel—1920
- Lot 047: Early photograph of the lawyer and ambassador Yossef Keisari (Kaiserman)
- Lot 048: Large group photograph of Ottoman police—Israel, beginning of the 20th century
- Lot 049: 2 photographs from the Sack Brothers—Tel Aviv
- Lot 050: Original photograph, the only of its kind, “Jaffa Gate” taken by the great photographer of the Holy Land,
- Lot 051: . Set of 20 original pictures from the liberation of France and the defeat of the Nazis. In the original envelope
- Lot 052: Album of pictures from life on a Friday evening in the Mea She'arim neighborhood of Jerusalem
- Lot 053: A segula object – a chanukkiyah made of objects owned by tzaddikim of Rozin and Koznitz. Israel, 1950s
- Lot 054: . Pair of Rashi tefillin owned by the Gahach Rabbi Gad’l Eisner,
- Lot 055: Two silver cups for kiddush, stamped. Germany and Central Europe, 19th century
- Lot 056: Cup for kiddush with a matching silver base, carved with the word Jerusalem. Stamped. Israel, 20th century
- Lot 057: Large silver cup for kiddush, hammer work of lions and a chanukkiyah. Russia, 19th century
- Lot 058: Silver kiddush goblet – Russian Empire, late 19th/early 20th century
- Lot 059: Kiddush cup, stamped silver. Germany? 19th century
- Lot 060: Silver cup for kiddush with colourful enamel illustrations of the four mothers,
- Lot 061: Large cup covered in silver. Stamped Elijah’s cup. Israel, 20th century
- Lot 062: Seder Plate, stamped silver—USA? 20th century.
- Lot 063: Etrog box, stamped silver. Poland, 19th century.
- Lot 064: Elliptical etrog box made of stamped silver. 20th century.
- Lot 065: Stamped silver etrog box. Israel, beginning of the 20th century.
- Lot 066: Silver noisemaker, decorated with gemstones. 20th century.
- Lot 067: Old wooden megillah housing coated in copper and low-quality silver, inlaid with gemstones. Turkmen style,
- Lot 068: Rosewater dispenser with a head in the shape of an eagle, made of stamped silver. Balkans/Turkey? Mid-19th century.
- Lot 069: Large besamim case with a base, coated in copper, stamped by the manufacturer—Iraq, 20th century.
- Lot 070: Large silver fish for besamim.
- Lot 071: Flexible silver miniature fish for besamim, stamped by the maker.
- Lot 072: Silver besamim tower, handmade, integrating filigree work and inlaid garnets,
- Lot 073: Besamim tower in the shape of a flower, silver. Germany, beginning of the 20th century.
- Lot 074: Rare item: A handmade silver tzedakah box with filigree work,
- Lot 075: Large tzedakah box in the shape of the gates of the Beit HaMikdash, made of porcelain. Katzrin, 21st century.
- Lot 076: Tzedakah bowl “to support the poor”, made of pewter. Europe, 20th century.
- Lot 077: “Matan B’Seter”—a large tzedakah box made of metal, with a handle. Budapest.
- Lot 078: Shiviti for the Chazan of a synagogue, with a stand for candles. Engraved metal, Europe 20th century.
- Lot 079: Bowl for netilat yada’im in a synagogue. Germany, 18th century.
- Lot 080: Hat for a bride with decorations – Afghanistan? Early 20th century
- Lot 081: Ancient tefillin case, embroidery. 1897.
- Lot 082: Pair of silver tefillin housings, by the artist Jan Pogorzelski—Warsaw 1865.
- Lot 083: Silver tobacco case with enamel work and points of gold. Stamped. Russia, 19th century.
- Lot 084: Collection of 5 miniature silver tobacco cases, various techniques, some stamped
- Lot 085: 85. Silver mezuzah housing carved by hand with images of Jerusalem, inlaid with turquoise.
- Lot 086: Silver mezuzah housing carved by hand with enamel work, on a wooden base. Stamped silver and artist’s stamp.
- Lot 087: Carved wood mezuzah housing, on a matching stand made of nutwood.
- Lot 088: Large mezuzah housing made of copper, wooden frame, made by the Hasidic artist Zalman Leib Moskowitz—Israel,
- Lot 089: Jerusalem stamp with a olivewood carved handle—defective.
- Lot 090: Velvet parochet for an ark with silver threads. USA, 20th century.
- Lot 091: Miniature wooden Holy Ark (Aron Kodesh), with silver, coated in gold, inlaid with gemstones, wonderfully beautiful.
- Lot 092: Stamped silver torah crown—Turkey, 20th century.
- Lot 093: Lone silver finial for a sefer torah. Iraq, 19th century.
- Lot 094: Pair of silver finials for a sefer torah, filigree work. Israel, 20th century.
- Lot 095: Pair of silver finials for a sefer torah, Iraqi style. Israel, 1980s
- Lot 096: Pair of finials for a sefer torah, Turkmen style. 20th century.
- Lot 097: Pair of finials for a sefer torah, Kurdistan style. Israel, 1970s.
- Lot 098: Silver yad for a sefer torah, Kurdistan style. Israel, 1970s.
- Lot 099: Handmade stamped silver channukiyah. Poland? 19th century.
- Lot 100: Handmade channukiyah made of metal and velvet, with silver and gemstones. End of the 20th century.
- Lot 101: Travel channukiyah equipped inside a matching wooden box—1918.
- Lot 102: Miniature tin hanukkiyah for lighting oil wicks. 20th century.
- Lot 103: Sefardi sefer torah on gvil parchment, inside a handsome velvet case with silver decorations and finials.
- Lot 104: Sefer Torah on gvil parchment in Sefardi handwriting—Syria, 19th century
- Lot 105: Ashkenazi Sefer Torah with especially wide columns of writing—Romania, 18-19th century
- Lot 106: Large sefer torah in Ashkenazi handwriting—Europe, approximately 19th century
- Lot 107: Interesting Ashkenazi Sefer Torah with interesting letters and rare tags. Germany, 18/19th century
- Lot 108: Colorfully illustrated Megillat Esther with gold lines, inside a handsome nutwood case, with silver clasps.
- Lot 109: Megillat Esther, written by hand on gvil. Iraq/Turkey, 19th century
- Lot 110: Bibliophilic edition of the work Sefer HaZikaron by Rabbi Yishmael HaKohen of Egypt. London 1974.
- Lot 111: Facsimile of the Mishnah with Rambam’s commentary, first printing (Napoli 1492); Jerusalem 1970
- Lot 112: Lot of bibliographic works: The History of Hebrew Printing in Mediterranean Europe, and in Italy, by Dov Friedberg
- Lot 113: Lot of bibliographic works: Periodicals in Ladino, Hebrew printing in the Eastern countries
- Lot 114: Numbered edition: catalogue of ancient books and more with pictures, by Elhanan Baron—Jerusalem 1996.
- Lot 115: . Lot of bibliographic works: Jewish Publications in the USSR, Flagship Hebrew Publishers
- Lot 116: Lot of bibliographic works: Goral Echad, Otzarot of the Etz Haim/Montzinus Library, Genuzot Sefarim
- Lot 117: Lot of bibliographic works: Otzer Biurim v’Perushim (Annotations and Commentaries), Ohel Baruch—London 1952 and 1960
- Lot 118: Collection of documents: pictures, certificates and more, about the Jews of Bulgaria. First half of the 20th century.
- Lot 119: 2 Egyptian pound notes with sequential numbers. 1941
- Lot 120: 3 Egyptian pound notes with sequential numbers. 1943
- Lot 121: . Colorful calendar with a report on activity of the Rabbi Meir Ba’al HaNes kupah. Jerusalem 1932.
- Lot 122: Rare and unique: A table with times of day, handwritten. Jerusalem, 1968
- Lot 123: Ketubah written by hand on paper—Kabir El-Azav, Sanaa Yemen 1877
- Lot 124: Ketubah ‘Darmalta’—Jerusalem 1928
- Lot 125: Ketubah on paper handwritten—Marrakesh, Morocco 1944
- Lot 126: Collection of posters from the General Histadrut of Hebrew Workers in Israel—beginning of the 1940s
- Lot 127: A packet of issues from “BaMatzor”, a periodical published by the Haganah, during the outbreak of World War II—1939/40
- Lot 128: . Booklet in English with the UN partition plan and a map—Jerusalem 1947
- Lot 129: . “For National Independence”, “For the Brotherhood of Nations”,
- Lot 130: “The situation of the survivors is so bad, who will help them if not us???
- Lot 131: . “The Jews Control the Market”—an anti-semitic print, Munich 19th century.
- Lot 132: Antisemitic walking stick with an ivory handle—Europe, 20th century
- Lot 133: Antisemitic walking stick with an ivory handle in two colors—Europe, 20th century
- Lot 134: The book Eretz HaKodesh and stories from Tanach in Latin, with maps by Christian van Adrichem—Cologne 1593
- Lot 135: . Complete set of the series Minhagei Datot Olam (Study of the Customs of Different Religions) in Dutch,
- Lot 136: Kol Hamon Khogeg—songs of praise for the wedding of Czar Alexander II of Russia—Vilna 1841
- Lot 137: Moreh Nevuchei HaZman, by Nachman Krochmal (Ranak), second edition, Lemberg 1863.
- Lot 138: Volume with all issues from the second year of the periodical HaKarmel,
- Lot 139: . 3 volumes with complete years of the periodical HaTzfira, 150 issues. Warsaw 1876-1883
- Lot 140: Em HaBanim, second section—only edition, Izmir 1882
- Lot 141: Work of yesod: Bnei Issachar, section 1. A work of chassidut. First edition, Zolkva 1850
- Lot 142: Agra d’Kala (Dinov), a work of chassidut. First edition, Lemberg 1868. Copy owned by Rabbi Baruch Bendit Liechtenstein,
- Lot 143: Ner Yisrael by the Maggid of Kozhnitz, a work of chassidut. First edition, Vilna? 1840
- Lot 144: Rare: The book Vayachel Moshe (Kozhnitz), a commentary on Psalms. A work of chassidut, first edition Lemberg 1868,
- Lot 145: Imrei Elimelech, from Rabbi Elimelech Shapira of Grodzinsk, Warsaw 1876. First edition, rare copy!
- Lot 146: Noam Elimelech and Sidduro shel Shabbat, Lemberg 1863-4.
- Lot 147: Rare: Volume with two sections of Sefer HaGilgulim,
- Lot 148: Derech Chassidim by Rabbi Nachman of Cherin, first edition Lemberg 1876.
- Lot 149: Sefer Emunat HaYechud—Premyslan 1871.
- Lot 150: Shut HaRim (Gur). Second edition, Warsaw 1882.