Bidspirit auctions | Moreshet Auction Mar 7, 2017

Moreshet, Mar 7, 2017. 409 lots.

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Lots in this catalog (409)

• Lot 001: Seder Tikkunei Shabbat, Sefardi nusach; Zhitomir 1860.
• Lot 002: Machzor Shalosh Regalim, Ashkenaz nusach—Zhitomir 1855.
• Lot 003: Pirkei Rabbi Eliezer—Zhitomir 1848.
• Lot 004: Merapeh LaNefesh—Zhitomir 1858.
• Lot 005: Lot of 2 partially missing and damaged texts. Zhitomir, 1860-1866.
• Lot 006: Psalms, Zhitomir, partially missing copy.
• Lot 007: Lot of 4 sections of the Talmud Yerushalmi, Zhitomir printing—1863-7, in very good condition.
• Lot 008: Lot of 5 sections of the Shulchan Aruch printed by the Shapira brothers in Zhitomir.
• Lot 009: Shulchan Aruch HaRav, 4 sections, Zhitomir, Shapira brothers printing, 1847-8.
• Lot 010: Avodat HaKodesh, Slavita 1827.
• Lot 011: Shulchan Aruch Choshen Mishpat—Slavita 1822, partially missing copy.
• Lot 012: Sefer Sha’ar Ruach HaKodesh—printed by Gashinsky, Jerusalem 1874.
• Lot 013: HaSha’ar HaShmini, Sha’ar HaGilgulim—printed by Bak, Jerusalem 1863.
• Lot 014: Sha’ar HaPesukim and Sefer HaLikkutin—printed by Bak, Jersualem 1863, with notes.
• Lot 015: Binah L’itim and Tikkun Issachar (Ladino)—printed by Gashinsky, Jerusalem 1877.
• Lot 016: Ateret Shlomo, only edition—printed by Bak, Jerusalem, 1847.
• Lot 017: Sefer HaTechuna—printed by Rabbi Yisrael Bak, Jerusalem 1866.
• Lot 018: Sha’arei Tzedek, Jerusalem 1864. Copy of Rabbi Akiva Yosef Schlesinger.
• Lot 019: Lot of 7 interesting books printed in Jerusalem
• Lot 020: Lot of books printed in Jerusalem.
• Lot 021: Mishneh Torah of the Rambam, second section. Ragadin, Venice, 1550.
• Lot 022: Ma’amatz Koach, Venice 1588.
• Lot 023: Zohar Chadash, Midrash Ne’elam—Venice 1658.
• Lot 024: Ma’aseh Tuvya, first edition—Vencie 1707, pretty copy.
• Lot 025: Ma’aseh Choshev, first edition, Venice 1716.
• Lot 026: Lot of 2 books from Venice printings: Q&A of the Radbaz, first section—Venice 1749; and Ma’aseh Rokach,
• Lot 027: Lot with the book Masa’ot Rabbi Binyamin, Warsaw 1844; and Sefer Or Olam, Warsaw 1842.
• Lot 028: Sefer HaBrit, with the page of the censor. Brun 1797.
• Lot 029: Zimrat Aritzim—songs for Napoleon—Mantua 1807.
• Lot 030: Lot of 2 volumes of Mishneh Torah of the Rambam—Amsterdam 1702.
• Lot 031: Mishneh Torah by the Rambam, third section—Berdichov 1811.
• Lot 032: Mishneh Torah by the Rambam, third section—Amsterdam 1702.
• Lot 033: Masechet Baba Kama, Frankfurt 1720. Wooden binding covered in leather, original.
• Lot 034: Responsas of the Mahari of Trani—Furth 1768.
• Lot 035: Grammar of Eliyahu—first edition, Vilna and Horodna 1833.
• Lot 036: She’iltot d’Rav Ahay Gaon, with commentary She’ilat Shalom, Dihrenport, 1786. First edition.
• Lot 037: Michlal Yofi—Amsterdam 1684.
• Lot 038: Sefer HaMefo’ar Drashot Rabbi Shlomo Molcho—Amsterdam 1709.
• Lot 039: Sefer HaGoralot Orim v’Tumim—Bombay 1886.
• Lot 040: Brit Avraham, which belong to a moyel, with a silver magen brit inside the binding.
• Lot 041: Lot with the book Masa’ot Rabbi Binyamin, Warsaw 1844; and Sefer Or Olam, Warsaw 1842.
• Lot 042: Amar Neke—Chernowitz 1857.
• Lot 043: Shefa Tal L’Bracha, no place or year of printing—seemingly Warsaw, 1870, approximately.
• Lot 044: HaKuzari, with translation into Latin—Basel 1660.
• Lot 046: Petach HaSha’ar, Shemen Zayit Zach, only edition. Salonika 1779, rare book
• Lot 047: Lot of 5 books from the stencil edition of the “Ba’al HaSulam”—first edition.
• Lot 048: Lot of 10 volumes, first edition, of the book Kaf HaHaim.
• Lot 049: Sefer Ben Yehoyada, sections 1 and 2, first edition—Jerusalem 1898-9, copy of the son of the Ba’al HaSulam,
• Lot 050: Lot of lone editions printed in Hungary before World War II.
• Lot 051: Talmud Bavli, Munich 1949—complete set.
• Lot 052: Talmud Bavli in one volume, New York 1913.
• Lot 053: Chiddushei Baba Batra by the Ramban—Bombirgi Venice 1523.
• Lot 054: Sefer Ikarim—Venice 1544.
• Lot 055: Sefer Tanach, Mikra’ot Gedolot, Yehoshua & II Kings—printed by Daniel Bombirgi, Venice 1547.
• Lot 056: Ma’amar HaSechel—Crimona 1557.
• Lot 057: Mishnayot from Seder Kedoshim with illustrations—Mantua 1562.
• Lot 058: Sefer Akeidat Yitzhak, Venice 1565. Partially missing copy.
• Lot 060: Mishneh Torah by the Rambam, second second, first edition with Maggid Mishnah and Kesef Mishnah—Venice 1574.
• Lot 061: Psalms, with Meir Tehillot commentary—Venice 1590; partially missing copy.
• Lot 063: Sefer Mar’ot HaTzovot—Venice 1603—partially missing copy, owned by the Alkachlani synagogue.
• Lot 064: Sefer HaTrumot—Prague 1605 with original wooden binding.
• Lot 065: Lot with all sections of the book HaLevush printed in Venice, 1620.
• Lot 066: Sefer HaLevush by Rabbi Mordechai Yafeh, Prague 1623, partially missing copy.
• Lot 067: The book Concordantiae Bibliorum on the Tanach—Basel 1632.
• Lot 068: Medallion in memory of Rav Yitzhak Elchanan Spector. Kovna, end of the 19th century.
• Lot 069: Rare, previously unknown postcard, with photograph of the Chafetz Chaim,
• Lot 070: Rare, previously unknown postcard of the “Admor of Chelm,” grandson of the Maggid of Trisk.
• Lot 071: Metal board with embossing work of the circle of zodiac signs (fortunes). Beginning of the 20th century.
• Lot 072: Copper Mould with engraving of a LaMenatz’each in the shape of a Menorah. Beginning of the 20th century.
• Lot 073: Three historical engraved pieces of the Western Wall. Migdal David and Kever Rachel. Beginning of the 20th century.
• Lot 074: Lot of 5 shana tovah pop-ups. Germany, first half of the 20th century.
• Lot 075: 18 carat gold Megillat Esther, miniature. Israel, 20th century.
• Lot 076: Silver housing for a miniature megillah. Europe, 19th century.
• Lot 077: Silver megillat Esther. Includes a megillah written by hand on parchment, 20th century.
• Lot 078: Megillat Esther, written on parchment, with a wooden housing. 20th century.
• Lot 079: Megillat Esther written on parchment. Wooden housing, 20th century.
• Lot 080: Miniature megillat esther written by hand on parchment with a decorated silver case. 20th century.
• Lot 081: Megillat Esther printed with a miniature silver housing, filigree work. 20th century.
• Lot 082: Miniature megillat esther written by hand on parchment.
• Lot 083: Miniature megillat esther with colorful decorations. 19th century.
• Lot 084: Miniature megillat esther with colorful decorations. 20th century.
• Lot 085: Large megillat esther written by hand on parchment, includes a silver case, created by the Hadad brothers. Stamped.
• Lot 086: Housing for a megillah, made of silver. Europe, end of the 19th century.
• Lot 087: Megillat esther, written by hand on parchment made from a cow, Yemenite handwriting, end of the 20th century.
• Lot 088: Sefer Torah set in a small format, on parchment. Aron Kodesh made of wood. Torah cover and breastplate made of silver.
• Lot 089: Sefer Torah in a small format, written by hand on parchment. Tunis, end of the 19th century.
• Lot 090: Sefer Torah written on cow parchment. Italy, seemingly 18th century.
• Lot 091: Sefer Torah written by hand on cow parchment. Afghanistan/Iran, 19th century.
• Lot 092: Case for a sefer torah made from wood covered in blue, with silver decorations.
• Lot 093: Lot of four different cases for a sefer torah. Jerusalem 20th century.
• Lot 094: Case for a sefer torah, miniature, 9 carat gold. 20th century.
• Lot 095: Case for a Sefer Torah made of wood, in a small format for children—20th century.
• Lot 096: Case for a sefer torah, miniature one for children. India, 19th century.
• Lot 097: Miniature Aron Kodesh made of wood for children. Israel, 20th century.
• Lot 098: Decoration for an Aron Kodesh made of wood. Galicia, 19th century.
• Lot 099: Decoration for an Aron Kodesh made of wood. Europe, 19th century.
• Lot 100: Lot of four pieces of parchment with examples of Stam writing of scribes—Holland, 18th century.
• Lot 101: Bronze statue, seems anti-Semitic, in the shape of a praying Jew. 20th century.
• Lot 102: Walking stick made of wood, seems to be anti-Semitic. 20th century.
• Lot 103: Halitza shoe, Europe, 18-19th centuries, rare item.
• Lot 104: Set of tools for a butcher—Europe. 19th century. Item fit for a museum.
• Lot 105: Historical item, Mizrach made of olivewood, from the Hurva synagogue. 1909.
• Lot 106: Tobacco Case made of bone. 1923.
• Lot 107: Magen Milah made of silver. Europe, 1770.
• Lot 108: Decorated mila (circumcision) knife out of wood carving.germany. end of the 18th/beginning of the 19th century.
• Lot 109: Silver mohel set. 20th century.
• Lot 111: Shofar for Rosh Hashanah with engraving, Brody community, beginning of the 19th century.
• Lot 112: Case for an Etrog, made of silver. In the style of Betzalel work. 20th century.
• Lot 113: Case for an Etrog, handsomely made out of olivewood. Betzalel, Givat Brenner. 20th century.
• Lot 114: Handsome silver box for an Etrog, England 1900.
• Lot 115: Etrog case made of a coconut interlaced with silver. Holland, end of the 19th-beginning of the 20th century.
• Lot 116: Lot of two dreidels, large, made with wood and silverwork. 20th century.
• Lot 117: Lot of 8 silver dreidels. 20th century.
• Lot 118: Special drum, darbouka, for Purim. Egypt, 1928, rare and unique.
• Lot 119: Purim gragger made of wood, Europe, end of the 19th century. Special item.
• Lot 120: Noisemaker (grager) for Purim, made of wood. Israel, 1950s.
• Lot 121: Large wooden noisemaker for Purim. 20th century.
• Lot 122: Silver noisemaker, stamped 84. Europe, 20th century.
• Lot 123: Silver noisemaker with filigree work. Israel, 20th century.
• Lot 124: Holder for a bottle of wine, made from bronze, for Purim. 20th century, stamped.
• Lot 125: Handsome, fancy wine bottle for Purim. Russia, 1902.
• Lot 126: Wine bottle for Pesach, including a silver cap. Europe, 20th century.
• Lot 127: Kli for salt water for the Seder. USA, beginning of the 20th century.
• Lot 128: 18 carat gold wedding ring. End of the 20th century.
• Lot 129: Silver wedding ring. 20th century.
• Lot 130: Belt for a bride made of 13 silver coins. Seems 19th century.
• Lot 131: Lot of 3 pieces of jewelry for a bride—Afghanistan, 19th century.
• Lot 132: Olivewood case for jewelry. Israel, beginning of the 20th century.
• Lot 133: Pair of tefillin housings, metal with seashell. Israel, 20th century.
• Lot 134: Lot of three pairs of tefillin made of a special size.
• Lot 135: Case for a tallis, decorations with silver thread. North Africa, beginning of the 20th century.
• Lot 136: Wooden clock with Hebrew letters. Israel. 1970s.
• Lot 137: Table clock made of brass with Jewish motifs. 20th century.
• Lot 138: Clock with Hebrew letters. Israel 1960s.
• Lot 139: Large, handsome silver bowl for a wedding. Persia, beginning of the 20th century.
• Lot 140: Pewter plate, Mishpat Shlomo, Europe 19th century.
• Lot 141: Plate made of Damask work, the exodus of the Jews from Egypt. 1910.
• Lot 142: Plate made of Damask work, Solomon’s judgment, 1912.
• Lot 143: Metal plate, Damask work, beginning of the 20th century.
• Lot 144: Case for an artillery shell, Damask work, 1917.
• Lot 145: Brass Pan, seemingly for removing the Evil Eye via lead—Holland, 19th century.
• Lot 146: Lot of two items made from Dead Sea stone, Israel, beginning of the 20th century.
• Lot 147: Streimel from natural fur. Israel, 1950s.
• Lot 148: Large and handsome silver goblet. Augsburg, 17th century. Stamped.
• Lot 149: Silver goblet, copy of the Nuremberg cup. End of the 20th century.
• Lot 150: Silver goblet, Hannover, Germany, end of the 19th century or beginning of the 20th.
• Lot 151: Large, handsome silver goblet. Germany, 19th century.
• Lot 152: Silver cup, Germany, 20th century.
• Lot 153: Silver cup made by Betzalel, 20th century.
• Lot 154: Silver cup, dedication from New York 1963.