Bidspirit auctions | Moreshet Auction Dec 21, 2016
Moreshet, Dec 21, 2016. 368 lots.
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Lots in this catalog (368)
- Lot 001: Shnei Luchot HaBrit, 2 sections. Zhitomir 1856
- Lot 002: “Hovat HaLevavot,” Zhitomir 1850
- Lot 003: Chumash Vayikra—Shapira printing, Zhitomir 1856.
- Lot 005: Machzor Zhitomir, Ashkenaz nusach, first section—1850.
- Lot 006: Korban Minchah with Psalms and Ma’amadot—Zhitomir 1851—partially missing.
- Lot 007: Lot of chumashim from Zhitomir, partially missing, and the Maggid on Melachim and Divrei HaYamim.
- Lot 008: Lot of five books from Zhitomir, copies to complete missing sections.
- Lot 009: Zohar, Zhitomir 1863/Zohar Brody 1873
- Lot 010: Lot of 4 books from the Shapira printing house. Zhitomir 1861-5
- Lot 011: Mishnayot Seder Zra’im and Mo’ed, Zhitomir 1862.
- Lot 012: Lot of 5 books Ein Yaakov printed in Zhitomir—some partially missing.
- Lot 013: Lot of 4 books from the Shapira printing house, Zhitomir 1859-1862.
- Lot 014: Meginei HaAretz Orech Hayyim, Zhitomir 1861.
- Lot 015: Ein Yaakov Slavita, complete set, 1834-5
- Lot 016: Tikkunei HaZohar—Slavita 1821
- Lot 017: Tiferet Yisrael, Slavita 1793.
- Lot 018: Lot of 2 booklets of Tekanot. Jerusalem 1897-1904.
- Lot 019: Lot of 5 books of kabbalah printed in Jerusalem.
- Lot 020: HaTchuna—Jerusalem 1866.
- Lot 021: Da’at u’Tnuva—Jerusalem 1911.
- Lot 022: Darchei Tzedek—Jerusalem 1903.
- Lot 023: Lot of 3 books Sha’arei Rahamim.
- Lot 024: Lot of 5 sections of the book Shemen Sasson, with dedications in the handwriting of the author.
- Lot 026: Pri Chadash—Yoreh De’ah. Amsterdam 1692.
- Lot 027: Emtachat Binyamin, Wilhermdorf, 1716. Only edition.
- Lot 028: Kos Yeshu’ot, Frankfurt-am-Mein. 1711.
- Lot 029: Mikra’ei Kodesh, first edition, Izmir, 1729.
- Lot 030: Shomer Emunim—Mevoh Petachim. Amsterdam 1736.
- Lot 031: Bigdei Aharon, Frankfurt-am-Mein, 1710. Only edition.
- Lot 032: Petach HaSha’ar, Shemen Zayit Zach, only edition. Salonika 1779, rare book
- Lot 033: Toldot Adam v’Chava by Rabbeinu Yerucham, first section, and the book Meisharim—Kapost 1808,
- Lot 034: Katzot HaChoshen Rishon, first edition—Lviv [Lemberg] 1788.
- Lot 035: Nechmad v’Na’im, only edition—Yasnitz 1743, including pages in Latin at the end.
- Lot 036: Seder HaDorot, first edition—Karlsruhe, 1769
- Lot 037: Questions and Answers, Or Yisrael, Kliva, 1770s. Especially rare copy, includes all of the answers without erasures.
- Lot 038: Ani BaLev Yam, Furth, 1766. Only edition.
- Lot 039: Beit Meir with Tzala’ot HaBayit, Frankfurt-am-Oder, 1787. First edition.
- Lot 040: Shnot Eliyahu. Lemberg 1799
- Lot 041: Set of Chumashim HaHatzer HaHadasha, illustrated cover—Amsterdam 1768.
- Lot 042: Mikdash Melech—Zolkwa 1793-4
- Lot 043: Yesod HaTshuva/unknown author—Lviv [Lemberg] 1792.
- Lot 044: Hora’at Sha’ah—Salonika 1818
- Lot 045: Zohar Chadash, Zolkva 1803
- Lot 046: First edition, rare—Menachem Zion, by Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Shklov, with Chassidic endorsements. Premyslan 1885
- Lot 047: Shir HaShirim with exegesis of the Gr”a and Gan beShamayim—Pietrekov 1901.
- Lot 048: Toldot Adam, Vilna 1928.
- Lot 049: Lot of works by the Vilna Gaon.
- Lot 050: Tikkunei HaZohar with exegesis of the Gr”a—Vilna 1867.
- Lot 051: Likkutei HaGr”a—Warsaw 1889.
- Lot 052: Lot of 4 books of history on the Gaon of Vilna and his students.
- Lot 053: Brit Yitzhak, only edition, Warsaw 1888.
- Lot 055: Lot of 5 books from the stencil edition of the “Ba’al HaSulam”—first edition.
- Lot 056: Ilan HaGadol—Warsaw 1893
- Lot 057: Atzei Levona—Lviv [Lemberg] 1874
- Lot 058: Lot of 4 books of kabbalah from Rabbi Shlomo Elyashiv, the “Lashem”
- Lot 059: Lot of 4 books of Rav Refael Emmanuel Hai Riki.
- Lot 060: Sfat Emet (Rabbi Eliyahu Mishaan)—Jerusalem 1904/Alei NAhar—Jerusalem 1903.
- Lot 061: Three books of kabbalah bound in one volume.
- Lot 062: Three books of kabbalah, first printings, in one volume—Amsterdam/Livorno printings.
- Lot 063: Lot of 5 works of kabbalah.
- Lot 064: Lot of three books of ancient kabbalah.
- Lot 065: To’amiya Haim Zachu—Jerusalem 1924-7.
- Lot 066: Lot of 5 books bound together
- Lot 067: Or HaChama, 4 sections—Premyslan 1896-7
- Lot 068: Lot of books of kabbalah bound in one volume
- Lot 069: Seder Adra Raba, miniature, Jerusalem 1910.
- Lot 070: Panim Yafot (Hafla’ah), one volume with two sections, Ostraha 1851
- Lot 071: Petachi She’arim, only edition—Warsaw 1888
- Lot 072: Lot of 3 books from the library of Rabbi Yosef Klein, Ra’avad of Serdahely
- Lot 073: Arugat HaBosem, 2 sections, Khost, 1913. First edition.
- Lot 074: Lot of 3 books from Livorno.
- Lot 075: Booklet of tunes for Purim. Paraur, India. 1949.
- Lot 076: Beit Olamim—Warsaw 1889.
- Lot 077: Lot of 2 books on the Torah in 3 volumes.
- Lot 078: Lot of books of the Chafetz Haim, first editions
- Lot 079: Netzach Yisrael, only edition, Warsaw 1914.
- Lot 081: Sefer Kohelet Yaakov (Yules)—Lviv 1870
- Lot 082: Lot of 9 booklets “Chumashim for Youth”—Klausenberg, 1926.
- Lot 083: Complete set of mishnayot, Chernowitz 1849-1854.
- Lot 084: Lot of 4 different editions of the Kitzur Shulchan Aruch in 6 volumes.
- Lot 085: Avnei Nezer, a book of questions and answers. Orech Hayim in two sections. First edition, Pietrekov, 1912.
- Lot 086: Complete set of Talmud Bavli in one volume. New York 1955
- Lot 087: Lot of 3 books regarding the Ten Lost Tribes.
- Lot 088: Talmud Yerushalmi, Seder Mo’ed. First edition, printed by Daniel Bombirgi, Venice 1523.
- Lot 089: Eliyahu Mizrahi—Bombirgi Venice 1545, with map of the Land of Israel.
- Lot 090: Michlol, Bombirgi Venice 1545.
- Lot 091: Questions and answers of the Rashba, Venice 1545 with glosses.
- Lot 092: Rav Elfas. Section 3. Savionita, 1554.
- Lot 093: Halachot Gedolot, first edition, Venice 1548.
- Lot 094: Ginat Egoz—Hanau 1614.
- Lot 095: Sefer Torah written by hand on red animal leather, Yemen, 18th century approximately.
- Lot 096: Ancient Sefer Torah with ancient Ashkenazi writing, Germany. 16/17th centuries. Small, around 35cm.
- Lot 097: Sefer Torah written on animal parchment. Morocco 19th century.
- Lot 098: Sefer Torah written by hand on parchment. Europe. 19th century.
- Lot 099: Part of a Sefer Torah on Parchment in a metal case—Israel. 1970-80s. Rare.
- Lot 100: Part of a Sefer Torah, miniature, written by hand on parchment.
- Lot 101: Megillat Esther, written by hand on leather parchment. Yemen, 18th century.
- Lot 102: Megillat Esther written and decorated by hand on parchment. 20th century.
- Lot 103: 12 postcards with illustrations of Jewish sages—Vienna, end of the 19th century.
- Lot 104: Printed illustration of portrait of the Rambam—Warsaw, end of the 19th century.
- Lot 105: Anti-Semitic Walking Stick, Europe, beginning of the 20th century.
- Lot 106: Walking stick made of wood, seems to be anti-Semitic. 20th century.
- Lot 107: Tin can for cookies with scenes from the Merchant of Venice. England, second half of the 20th century.
- Lot 109: Five Books of Torah from Shoah Survivors, Munich 1947
- Lot 110: Bubbe and Zeyda figures made of sirocco, USA, 1940s.
- Lot 111: Velvet case for Tefillin with silver thread embroidery. North Africa, beginning of the 20th century.
- Lot 112: Silk Tallit. Japan, 20th century, extremely rare.
- Lot 113: Case for a mezuzah, decorated with silver thread. Morocco, 20th century (beginning).
- Lot 114: Silver Mezuzah housing. Seems to be from Europe. 20th century.
- Lot 115: Earthenware jug with silver decorations. Israel 20th century.
- Lot 116: Water pitcher and sink for washing hands of Kohanim, illustrated. End of the 19th-beginning of the 20th century.
- Lot 117: Lot of 2 shofarot. Europe, 19th century.
- Lot 118: Shofar for Rosh Hashanah with engraving. Germany, beginning of the 19th century. Extremely rare.
- Lot 119: Seder plate, Tepper, London 1920 approximately.
- Lot 120: Seder plate, survived the Shoah, Germany 1940s.
- Lot 121: Brass plate, “If I forget thee O Jerusalem,” Damascus work. Israel, end of the 19th century.
- Lot 122: Metal plate for Tzedakah. Persia, beginning of the 20th century.
- Lot 123: Tobacco case made of horn. Palestine/Land of Israel. End of the 19th century.
- Lot 124: Salt shaker for Shabbat, silver. Bir Jerusalem creation, 20th century.
- Lot 125: Yad for a Sefer Torah, silver. Central Europe, end of the 19th century, beginning of the 20th.
- Lot 126: Yad for a Sefer Torah, wood and ivory. Jerusalem, beginning of the 20th century.
- Lot 127: Miniature yad for a Sefer Torah, silver. England, 1904. Stamped.
- Lot 128: Silver crown, handsome, for a bride. Caucasus-Bukhara. 1873. Stamped.
- Lot 129: Copy of a base for a Havdalah case, silver. End of the 20th century.
- Lot 130: Besamim case, silver, in the shape of a flower. Eastern Europe, end of the 19th century/beginning of the 20th.
- Lot 131: Migdal Besamim, from Dead Sea stone. Palestine/Land of Israel, end of the 19th/beginning of 20th century.
- Lot 132: Besamim case, wood and ivory. Beginning of the 20th century.
- Lot 133: Silver dreidel, Germany, beginning of the 20th century.
- Lot 134: Metal cup covered in silver. Europe, beginning of the 20th century.
- Lot 135: Pair of cups made of silver for pesach. Poland, 1928.
- Lot 136: Goblet for Kiddush, silver, with a base. Bukhara, 19th century.
- Lot 137: Jewelry case made of beautiful ivory, with dedication to Mrs. Sarah Sasson, Israel, beginning of the 20th century.
- Lot 138: Silver case for an Etrog. Eastern Europe, beginning of the 20th century.
- Lot 139: Etrog case, modern Damascus work. Second half of the 20th century.
- Lot 140: Etrog case, handsome, silver. Seems to be from Poland, 19th century.
- Lot 141: Etrog case made of silver, Eastern Europe, end of the 19th century.
- Lot 142: Etrog case made of a coconut in combination with silver. Holland, end of the 19th century/beginning of the 20th.
- Lot 143: Miniature psalms with silver binding. Israel 1959.
- Lot 145: Siddur with ivory/bone binding. Prague 1900.
- Lot 146: Prayer book and psalms, miniature, in English, with olivewood binding, handsome. Israel, 20th century.
- Lot 147: Box of Rabbi Meir ba’al HaNes, made of olivewood. Palestine/Land of Israel,
- Lot 148: Pair of tefillin housing, wood and bone. Persia, 20th century.
- Lot 149: Pair of Atzei Hayyim for a Sefer Torah, made of carved olivewood. Israel, beginning of the 20th century.
- Lot 150: Lone etz hayyim for a sefer Torah. 17th century.
- Lot 151: Miniature Aron Kodesh, Israel, end of the 20th century.
- Lot 152: Bride’s chair, made of wood. Cochin-India. 1930s.
- Lot 153: A Magnificent Eliyahu Hanavi Chair, Metz,
- Lot 154: Silver crown for a Sefer Torah, Galicia style, dedication from 1738.
- Lot 155: Crown for a Sefer Torah, made from silver. Tunisia, 1925.
- Lot 156: Pair of rimonim for a sefer torah, made of metal. North Africa, 20th century.