Bidspirit auctions | Moreshet Auction Feb 10, 2021
Moreshet, Feb 10, 2021. 280 lots.
Moreshet - Auction No. 38 It will be held on Wednesday the 28th of the Shvat 5781 • 10.02.2021 • At 19:00 Israel time Have questions about items? You can also contact us via WhatsApp at: +972-3-9050090
Lots in this catalog (280)
- Lot 001: Machzor of the High Holidays, Printed by the son of the Slavita Rav, Rabbi Shmuel Avraham Shapira. Slavita 1827.
- Lot 002: Ein Yaakov, second section. Slavita 1806. A meyuchas copy.
- Lot 003: Rare: Machzor for High Holidays, Shapira press [which was in Slavita], Jozefof 1844.
- Lot 004: Rare and extremely important: Psalms with the first Chassidic commentary “Imrot Taharot”,
- Lot 005: Sefer HaYashar by Rabbeinu Tam—Shapira printing, Zhitomir, 1859.
- Lot 006: Shulchan Aruch HaRav Orech Chayim, copy from the personal library of the Admorim of Rachmastrivka. Zhitomir 1862.
- Lot 007: Masechtot Eruvin and Moed Katan of the Talmud Bavli—Shapira printing, Zhitomir 1862.
- Lot 008: Rare: Lashon Limmudim—only edition, Izmir 1755
- Lot 009: Pretty copy, complete set in the original bindings—Ein Yisrael [Ein Yaakov], Livorno 1854.
- Lot 010: Complete set, pretty copy in the original bindings: Khak L’Yisrael with Chomat Anach [by HaHida]. Livorno 1860.
- Lot 011: Divrei Mordechai—first edition. Livorno 1860.
- Lot 012: Erech HaShulchan by Rabbi Yitzhak Tayeb, 2 sections. Nice copy in original bindings. First edition, Tunis 1891.
- Lot 013: ‘Traduccion in Espanol Di Hashem Shamati Shma’acha’,
- Lot 014: Ofel u’BeChen, a disputation between Rabbi Shlomo Ganzfried and Rabbi Eliezer Wober the Rav of Ada.
- Lot 015: An anonymous pronouncement against the slaughterers of Jerusalem. Jerusalem 1891.
- Lot 016: Polemical pronouncement on the etrogim of Corfu. Jerusalem 1892.
- Lot 017: Tovim Me’orot booklet, an explanation and defence of the philosophy of Rav Kook—Jerusalem 1920.
- Lot 018: Lot of 3 rare books from the 16th and 17th centuries, partially missing copies.
- Lot 019: Sefer Yesod: Sefer HaAgudah, first edition Krakow 1571, handsome copy.
- Lot 020: Kli Hemda—first edition, Venice 1596, partially missing copy
- Lot 021: Complete set in handsome leather bindings—4 volumes of Tanach, Amsterdam 1617.
- Lot 022: Complete set in new, handsome bindings, Sefer HaLevush. Venice 1620.
- Lot 023: Large collection of books, some important, with various signatures and stamps of ownership. 18-19th century
- Lot 024: Pocket edition of the Shulchan Aruch, 3 volumes. Amsterdam 1662-1689.
- Lot 025: Handsome copy in parchment binding: Seder Olam Raba and Zuta, in Latin—Amsterdam 1699.
- Lot 026: Commentary of Eliyahu Mizrachi (the Ram) on the Torah—Furth 1763, including the map.
- Lot 027: Handsome copy: Mishnayot Seder Kodshim and Taharot, first edition with Tosafot Chadashim—Amsterdam 1775.
- Lot 028: Sefer Mitzvos Gadol (Smag) with Approbations from Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of Berditchov and Rabbi Chaim of Volozhin.
- Lot 029: Rare: Mishnayot Seder Moed, first edition of Tosafot Rabbi Akiva Eiger. Altona 1830.
- Lot 030: Lot of 7 Sifrei Kodesh from German printings. 19th century
- Lot 031: Complete set: Sefer Akeidat Yitzhak, 6 volumes. Pressburg 1849, special edition
- Lot 032: Rare: Sefer Nevuat Ovadiya Al Edom. First (only?) edition, Edinburgh 1853.
- Lot 033: Complete set, pretty, with original leather bindings: Ein Yaakov. Vilna 1879.
- Lot 034: Hebrew-Chaldian-Assyrian Lexicon in Swedish, two sections. Uppsala, Sweden 1829-32.
- Lot 035: Sefer Halichot Olam and an issue of HaMe’asef—first edition, Breslau, 1829.
- Lot 036: Collection of 6 facsimiles printed in limited editions, some numbered.
- Lot 037: Anti-semitic porcelain paper weight. Europe, beginning of the 20th century.
- Lot 038: Exciting: a miniature siddur with a stamp of the Nazi German Navy. Redelheim 1893.
- Lot 039: First masechet printed after the Shoah: Masechet Kidushin, Va’ad Hatzalah, Munich 1946.
- Lot 040: Interesting, rare handwritten ketubah,
- Lot 041: Collection of 5 community books. Poland and Hungary.
- Lot 042: Rare: Volume with most sections of the work “Paradoxes” by Max Nordau. First Hebrew edition, Pietrekov 1900.
- Lot 043: Rare lithograph printing of “Mishenichnas Adar”. Satmar, before the Shoah.
- Lot 044: Lot of 3 yahrzeit boards. Jerusalem, first half of the 20th century.
- Lot 045: Rare ketubah on paper. Baghdad 1931.
- Lot 046: Lot of 4 admin booklets for a synagogue and accounts. Israel, 1930s.
- Lot 047: Lot of 17 stock certificates/loans/other financial documents and more.
- Lot 048: Lot of 47 receipts with original signatures of the Ratzabi family.
- Lot 049: Lot of 6 postcards and pictures. Israel, 1920s-50s.
- Lot 050: 24 engravings of scenes from the Land of Israel, colored by hand. London 1803.
- Lot 051: Tanach with engravings by Gustave Doré. Stuttgart 1874. Handsome copy in original binding.
- Lot 052: Oil on canvas, Jews at the Kotel. Signed and dated by the artist, Marossi. 1929.
- Lot 053: Oil on canvas, Simchat Torah. Signed [After?] Mana-Katz 20th
- Lot 054: Menashe Kadishman
- Lot 055: Travel bag for a woman. Palestine.
- Lot 056: Rare for its condition: cotton shirt for a bride. Iraq, 19th century.
- Lot 057: Silk hat for a bride. Iraq, 19th century.
- Lot 058: Silver belt for a woman. Southern Yemen, 19/20th century.
- Lot 059: Pair of chains made of spheres for a woman, enamel and low-quality silver.
- Lot 060: Lot of 4 boxes made from olivewood. Palestine, Jerusalem, beginning of the 20th century.
- Lot 061: Large washing cup, metal with gemstones. 20th century.
- Lot 062: Bronze tzedakah box with red copper decorations. 20th century.
- Lot 063: Tzedakah box in the shape of an old train car, metal with inlaid gemstones.
- Lot 064: Mezuzah housing, carved bone, made by hand.
- Lot 065: Original, unique, and rare: a silver filigree figure of a chassid dancing with a sefer torah. Stamped.
- Lot 066: Glass coated in silver? and metal. Bottle for wine
- Lot 067: Brass and red copper fleece—Damascus, 19/20th century.
- Lot 068: Clasp for a chazan’s tallis, silver with niello work. Bialystock, end of the 19th century.
- Lot 069: Shabbat menorah, silver. North Africa, 19/20th century.
- Lot 070: Embroidered ark curtain with gold and silver threads. Munich 1880.
- Lot 071: Silver crown for a sefertorah. France, 19th century.
- Lot 072: Pair of wooden rimonim. Turkey? 19th century.
- Lot 073: Pair of brass rimonim. Yemen, 19/20th century.
- Lot 074: Pair of silver rimonim. Aden, Yemen, 19th century.
- Lot 075: Pair of stamped silver rimonim. Second half of the 20th century.
- Lot 076: Pair of large silver rimonim—second half of the 20th century.
- Lot 077: Sefer Torah on red gvil parchment with the swirling letter style. Central Yemen, 17/18th century.
- Lot 078: Complete sefer torah on red gvil parchment, Sefardi script. Yemen, beginning of the 19th century.
- Lot 079: Sefer Torah in Yemenite script, ‘smeared’ parchment, inside a handsome case.
- Lot 080: Sefardi Sefer Torah, ‘smeared’ parchment, inside a wooden case covered in cloth.
- Lot 081: Ashkenazi (Ari) sefer torah wrapped around atzei hayyim.
- Lot 082: Megillat Ruth on parchment with colorful illustrations, made by hand.
- Lot 083: Megillat Esther on parchment, Vellish script. Germany, 19th century.
- Lot 084: Megillat Esther on parchment, Dutch writing. 19th century.
- Lot 085: Megillat Esther on parchment, Ashkenazi (Beit Yosef) script
- Lot 086: Megillat Esther on parchment, Ashkenazi writing (Ari nusach)—19th century approximately.
- Lot 087: Megillat Esther on parchment, Ashkenazi (Ari) script, with emphasis of holy names. 19th century.
- Lot 088: Small megillat Esther on parchment, Sefardi script. Yemen, 19th century.
- Lot 089: Megillat Esther on parchment, Sefardi script. Eastern Mediterranean/Italy(?) 19th century.
- Lot 090: Artistic Megillat Esther on parchment, with colorful illustrations. Kosher.
- Lot 091: Miniature Megillat Esther on parchment, kosher, with gilded decorations.
- Lot 092: Printed Megillat Esther on paper, inside a wooden housing, a souvenir from the Toldot Aharon yeshiva, Brooklyn.
- Lot 093: Pair of silver candlesticks, handmade, stamped “Bier”
- Lot 094: Pair of silver candlesticks. Second half of the 20th century.
- Lot 095: Unique silver stand combining a contraption for Shabbos candles and a Havdalah set. Stamped.
- Lot 096: Handsome set: Wine bottle with stamped silver cups.
- Lot 097: Handsome bottle for brandy with 12 cups. Stamped silver.
- Lot 098: Silver kiddush goblet – Russian Empire, late 19th/early 20th century
- Lot 099: Cup for kiddush with a stamped silver base. Russia, end of the 19th century.
- Lot 100: Cup on a silver stem. Stamped. Nuremberg, Germany, 20th century.
- Lot 101: Kiddush cup with a base, stamped silver. Second half of the 20th century.
- Lot 102: Kiddush Cup with the Four Mothers. Woodwork covered in carved bone, by hand.
- Lot 103: Knife made of silver and other metals. Far East, 18th century.
- Lot 104: Large fish to hold Besamim. Stamped silver.
- Lot 105: Silver ornamental box for perfumes with handmade gold plating of filigree and enamel
- Lot 106: Silver besamim tower, two pieces.
- Lot 107: Silver besamim tower.
- Lot 108: Stamped besamim holder. First half of the 20th century.
- Lot 109: Lot of 3 besamim holders in the shapes of musical instruments, silver. Israel, 20th century.
- Lot 110: Lot of 2 silver besamim holders. Israel, 20th century.
- Lot 111: Large box for an etrog, made of bone. 20th century.
- Lot 112: Stamped silver etrog box. England? 19/20th century
- Lot 113: Stamped silver etrog box, central Europe, beginning of the 20th century.
- Lot 114: Lot of 4 metal spinning tops (dreidels); enamel, metal, and gemstones, with silver coating. 20th century.
- Lot 115: Handmade copper and silver (low quality) hanukkiyah, with gemstones.
- Lot 116: Metal hanukkiyah. Europe, 20th century.
- Lot 117: Metal hanukkiyah. Warsaw, 20th century
- Lot 118: Rare pewter channukiyah, made by hand. Stamped 1670.
- Lot 119: Bronze channukiyah. Poland, 19th century.
- Lot 120: Chanukkah menorah made of stone. Yemen, 19th century.
- Lot 121: Chanukkah menorah made of stone, a rare kind of channukiyah. Yemen, 18/19th century.
- Lot 122: Plaster channukiyah “Kibbutz Galuyot”, dated and stamped by the artist, David Kaplan 1969.
- Lot 123: Noisemaker with silver and gemstones, gold coating.
- Lot 124: Antique seder plate of pewter, with engraving of the Akeidat Yitzhak. Germany 1745.
- Lot 125: Siddur Beit Yaakov by the Yaavetz, first section. Lemberg 1904
- Lot 126: Nice copy of the segula siddur “to bring a blessing into your homes”,
- Lot 127: Rare for its completeness and beauty: Siddur with translation into Marathi—Bombay 1934,
- Lot 128: Lot of 9 machzors, Ashkenaz, some with German translation. Krotshin 1838
- Lot 129: Machzor for Last Days of Pesach with the kavanot of the paytan. Offenbach 1803.
- Lot 130: Siddur for Purim, Kol Sasson with Yiddish. Krotoshin, 1840.
- Lot 131: Piyyutim and yotzrot according to the Polish minhag, with German translation. Redelheim, 1862.
- Lot 132: Set of 9 Ashkenaz siddurim, Redelheim, original binding—Vienna/Budapest around 1923.
- Lot 133: Likkutei Zvi, pocket edition. Zulzbach 1795, with an interesting note.
- Lot 134: Lekket Zvi—second edition, Redelheim 1861.
- Lot 135: Seder Kriyat Shma for the Bed—Pisa 1806.
- Lot 136: S’chiyot HaHemda, tikkunim for the month of Nissan based on the Hemdat HaYamim—Venice 1772.
- Lot 137: Shefer Chamisha Sedarim, Venice 1733.
- Lot 138: Slicha KeMinhag Kahal Kadosh, Ashkenazim in Italy, with the prayer to say whenever “plague occurs in Israel chas v’”.
- Lot 139: Machzor for the year Second section. Venice 1750, with an illustrated cover.
- Lot 140: Seder Arba Ta’aniyot (with Ladino). Venice 1780. New, pretty binding.
- Lot 141: Rare!
- Lot 142: Book of Psalms with German translation and exegesis by the Rashar Hirsch. First edition, Frankfurt-am-Mein 1882.
- Lot 143: Collection of copies of Psalms—various publishers and countries, most printed in the nineteenth century.
- Lot 144: Miniature manuscript on parchment: piyyutim for the chagim. Ashkenaz, 15th century
- Lot 145: Handwritten pages from the Sefer HaTur, taken from bindings. Spain, 15th century.
- Lot 146: Lot of 7 paper and parchment handwritten manuscript pages taken from bindings. 15-16th centuries.
- Lot 147: Lot of pages from geniza of bindings. Yemen? 17-20th century.
- Lot 148: Rare: Psalms, miniature manuscript. Southern Yemen, 19th century.
- Lot 149: Miniature manuscript with a commentary on Psalms and Job and the Amida prayer, in Judeo-Arabic. Yemen, 16th century.
- Lot 150: Large formatted siddur (for a chazan), for a regular weekday, shabbat, and moadim. Southern Yemen, 19/20th century.