Bidspirit auctions | Moreshet Auction Sep 23, 2019
Moreshet, Sep 23, 2019. 205 lots.
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Lots in this catalog (205)
- Lot 001: Lot of 3 books printed by the Shapira brothers. Slavita, 1805-1832
- Lot 002: Bamidbar with the commentary Or HaHayyim, Slavita 1811
- Lot 003: Levushei Sarad, Orech Hayyim in 2 sections [first edition of the 2nd part]. Zhitomir 1853
- Lot 004: Siddur Tikkunei Shabbat, Sefard minhag, second section (including a Pesach Haggadah)—Zhitomir 1855.
- Lot 005: Menorat HaMaor, with commentary Nefesh Yehuda, second section—printed by Shapira, Zhitomir 1852
- Lot 006: Se’ah Solet—Zhitomir 1858. Nice copy with new leather binding
- Lot 007: Mechalel Yofi—first edition, Constantinople 1549
- Lot 008: Shulchan Aruch, printed during the author’s lifetime with handwritten notes—Venice 1574,
- Lot 009: Last Prophets, with translation and commentaries. Basel 1619
- Lot 010: Lot of partially missing copies from Venice printings, 15th-17th centuries
- Lot 011: Two sections of the Shot Perach Mateh Aharon—only edition, Amsterdam 1703
- Lot 012: Sfatei Chachamim on Rashi’s commentary of the Torah and Five Megillot—first edition, Frankfurt 1712. Nice copy
- Lot 013: Tur Orech Hayyim— Wilmersdorf 1727. Interesting signatures of ownership and notes
- Lot 014: Shot HaTashbetz—first edition, Amsterdam, 1738-9, with original binding!
- Lot 015: Tikkun Shovavim (including kavanot)—Venice 1739
- Lot 016: . Lot with books of chiddushim on the Shas: Petah HaOhel (Zulzbach 1691), Shem Enosh (Warsaw 1902),
- Lot 017: Lot of important works of kabbalah: Mishnat Chassidim, Amsterdam 1740; Pat Lechem Livorno 1794; Pitchei Chochma,
- Lot 018: . Korban Netanel - first edition, Karlsruhe, 1755, with important signatures and glosses
- Lot 019: Set of Chemdat Yamim, Venice 1763.
- Lot 020: Rare! Likkutei Torah, Neviim, Ketuvim (Maharhav), first edition, Zolkva 1775, with interesting signatures of ownership
- Lot 021: Lot of 3 important Shot books from the 18th-19th century: Mayim Amukim (Berlin 1778); Yad Yosef (Jerusalem 1898);
- Lot 022: Lot of 2 Shot books printed in Salonika, first editions: Berech Yitzhak (1803) and Ashdot HaPisgah (1790)
- Lot 023: Mishnayot Seder Nezikin—Mahlov 1818. Rare!
- Lot 024: Eyle Divrei HaBrit (against the Reform movement)—Altona 1819, with responses from sages of the period
- Lot 025: Ben Yemini (commentary on the ibn Ezra)—only edition, Vienna 1824. Rare!
- Lot 026: Glosses of the Bach—first edition, Warsaw 1824, with stamps of the Great Synagogue in Mastrich
- Lot 027: Lot of rare books from Amsterdam printings from the 16-18th centuries
- Lot 028: Lot of rare books on language and accounting, printed in Germany in the 17th-18th centuries
- Lot 029: Lot of 3 important books of kabbalah and mussar, Constantinople printings, 18th-19th centuries
- Lot 030: Lot of two rare books printed in Izmir: Kra Mikra, 1842; and Yesharesh Yaakov by Rabbi Haim Abulafia,
- Lot 031: Orech Mishor—first edition, Berlin 1723, from the Chochmei Lublin yeshiva library with old handwritten notes
- Lot 032: Lot of 3 books from first editions printed in Prague in the 18-19th century
- Lot 033: Lot of 3 books, first editions from the books of Rabbi Elazar Pleklas,
- Lot 034: Three books printed in Amsterdam, 18th century, with important signatures
- Lot 035: Lot of 6 books printed in Furth, 18th century. Some with signatures
- Lot 036: Lot of 2 rare books from Mitz printings, 18th century
- Lot 037: Lot of 4 important books from Livorno, some with signatures and notes
- Lot 038: Lot of 4 books from Zulzbach, first editions, some with notes and interesting signatures
- Lot 039: Interesting signatures and glosses on first editions from Eastern printings: Edot B’Yehosef (Constantinople);
- Lot 040: Tur Orech Hayyim—Chernowitz 1841
- Lot 041: Pamphlet “Chesronot HaShas”—first edition, Koenigsberg 1861
- Lot 042: Sefirat HaOmer, pocket (miniature) edition with illustrations. Redelheim 1900, new leather binding
- Lot 043: The prototype edition: Shas Vilna printed by the Ram widow and brothers—Vilna 1880 onwards,
- Lot 044: 8 volumes of the Talmud Bavli with translation to German by Eliezer (Lazarus) Goldschmidt. Berlin-Vienna 1925
- Lot 045: Rare: the first machzor translated into Russian. Warsaw 1871. Machzor for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur
- Lot 046: Collection of books and booklets, some rare, from mussar rabbis and heads of yeshivot
- Lot 047: Shmirat HaLashon,
- Lot 048: Chanoch LaNa’ar, first book by Rabbi Haim Na’eh, in Persian! Only edition, Warsaw 1912. Rare!
- Lot 049: Collection of 12 books printed in Djerba and Tunis
- Lot 050: Interesting lot of 10 books from Shoah survivors in Hebrew and Yiddish
- Lot 051: Rare postcard of Rabbeinu Yeshayle Krestirer
- Lot 052: Frame with glued interesting original pictures and cut-outs from newspapers with portraits of Jewish sages
- Lot 053: Original photograph, rare and large, of Albert Einstein walking in his garden. USA, 20th century
- Lot 054: Vizhnitze Becher: handsome silver cup, Israel 20th century
- Lot 055: Silver cup, Persia, 20th century
- Lot 056: Luxurious silver cup for sukkot—20th century
- Lot 057: Large, handsome etrog box. Museum worthy item!
- Lot 058: handsome etrog box with silver decorations and gemstones. 20th century
- Lot 059: Silver etrog box. Europe, end of the 19th century
- Lot 060: Besamim Kli, silver covered in gold and enamel. Austria-Hungary. 20th century
- Lot 061: Besamim holder, silver, unique, miniature. Beginning of the 20th century
- Lot 062: Large wooden housing for a megillat esther. Israel, 20th century
- Lot 063: Silver stand for besamim. Europe, end of 19th/early 20th century
- Lot 064: Lot of 2 besamim towers, miniature, silver with filigree work. 20th century
- Lot 065: Handsome silver besamim flower. 20th century
- Lot 066: Rosewater dispenser, silver besamim case. Beginning of the 20th century
- Lot 067: Besamim tower, olivewood, Betzalel style. 20th century
- Lot 068: Pretty silver wedding ring. 20th century.
- Lot 069: Necklace for a bride, silver coated in gold and gemstones. Yemen, beginning of the 20th century
- Lot 070: Handsome silver frame, Italy 19th century
- Lot 071: Hamsa, beautifully made, with silver decorations and gemstones. 20th century
- Lot 072: Table Judaica clock—Israel, 20th century
- Lot 073: Mechanical wall clock with Hebrew letters. 20th century
- Lot 074: Water holder and sink of copper for washing the Kohanim’s hands. 19th century. Rare and pretty!
- Lot 075: Copper tzedakah box, welding work. 20th century
- Lot 076: Tar—musical instrument. Iran, 20th century
- Lot 077: Pair of old tefillin housings—Europe, 18th century
- Lot 078: Old astrolabe with inscriptions in Hebrew and Jewish symbols
- Lot 079: Lot, memorial plaque from stone and a Nezer Gva’ot—Kollel Bokovina, Jerusalem, 19th century
- Lot 080: Pair of finials for a sefer torah, made of silver. Israel, 20th century
- Lot 081: Pair of silver finials for a sefer torah, large, beautiful, and expensive—England, end of the 19th century
- Lot 082: Silver hanukkiyah made with filigree—Israel, 20th century
- Lot 083: Silver hanukkiyah, 20th century
- Lot 084: Hanukkiyah made by Betzalel with a rosetta decoration, Jerusalem 1912-1929
- Lot 085: Handwritten sefer torah on parchment—19th century
- Lot 086: Facsimile of Sridei Bavli, Sections 1 and 2.
- Lot 087: Facsimile edition of the Talmud Bavli, printing of Daniel Bombirgi
- Lot 088: Extremely rare! Jerusalem’s history presented via question and answer,
- Lot 089: Wonderful wood-craved engraving, rare, a panorama of the holy city of Jerusalem, by Sebastian Munster. Basel 1550
- Lot 090: Huge engraving of the forefather Jacob walking toward Esau with an offering in his hand. Amsterdam 1700
- Lot 091: Colorful mizrach poster with a map of the land of Israel (“Palestine”)—USA 1937
- Lot 092: Old map of the Holy Land at the countries adjacent to it, by Thomas Bowen. London 1770
- Lot 093: Illustrated, colourful ketubah on parchment. 20th century
- Lot 094: Large collection of around 50 ketubot, marriage certificates, and more, from various places
- Lot 095: Huge anti-semitic poster. Holland 1944
- Lot 096: Booklet of anti-Nazi caricatures published when Hitler came to power in 1933. Paris 1933
- Lot 097: Rare book from a rare printing: Beilis Affair. Bila Tserkva 1914
- Lot 098: “Ma’or Gadol for the Hebrew Language”—Sefer Ohalim with Agudot Ezov—Chernowitz 1925. Rare!
- Lot 099: Extraits de la Tefila (abbreviated siddur for students), published in Vichy (France) during the Shoah (approx. 1940),
- Lot 100: Machzor for the High Holidays. Jozefof, 1837. Rare!
- Lot 101: Miniature book of Psalms—Livorno 1789
- Lot 102: The last Haggadah printed in Eastern Europe after the Nazi occupation of Hungary—Ma’aseh b’Rabbi Eliezer. Grosvardin,
- Lot 103: Pesach Haggadah with Ladino translation and illustrations in red ink—Livorno 1904
- Lot 104: Extremely rare! The Chassidic kabbalistic book Sod Yachin v’Boaz—first edition, Ostraha 1794,
- Lot 105: Tzemach Hashem L’Zvi—chassidut, first edition, Berdichev 1817,
- Lot 106: Maggid Dvarav L’Yaakov (the Maggid of Mastricht), Lviv 1797
- Lot 107: Rare! Igeret HaKodesh by Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Vitebsk,
- Lot 108: Derech Emuna, second section—chassidut, first edition, Chernowitz 1857
- Lot 109: A segula book with an endorsement of the Yeitev Lev: Menachem Zion (Rimnov), Lemberg 1878,
- Lot 110: Menachem Zion by Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Rimnov (Chernowitz, after 1851), a segula book for livelihood
- Lot 111: Ahavat Shalom (Kasov), chassidut. Leviv 1859
- Lot 112: Foundational work of chassidut—Noam Megadim v’Kvod HaTorah—Lemberg 1859
- Lot 113: Rare! Midrash Pinchas by Rabbi Pinchas of Koritz—chassidut, first edition, Lviv 1872,
- Lot 114: A segula book: Magen David (Tolna), printed during the author’s lifetime in Lviv, 1880
- Lot 115: Sefer Yere’im—Zolkva 1804, Chassidic edition with endorsements of the Ohev Yisrael of Aphtha and the Maggid of Kozhnitz
- Lot 116: Tana d’bi Eliyahu, first edition, with Yeshuot Yaakov, endorsements by the first sages of Chassidut, Zolkva 1796.
- Lot 117: Sidrei Taharot with a map and stamp of the author, Rabbi Gershon Hanoch Leiner of Radzin (the ba’al HaTekhelet).
- Lot 118: Mayim Rabim (Torat HaMaggid of Zlatchov)—chassidut, first edition, Warsaw 1899
- Lot 119: Chinuch Beit Yehuda—chassidut. First edition, Warsaw 1869
- Lot 120: Imrei Noam (Dzikov), second section on Mo’adim. First edition, Krakow 1885
- Lot 121: Silver plating, by hand, on Palestinian glass, Tzfat 1934
- Lot 122: Amulet of the Ilan HaKadosh—roll of paper. From the 1840s.
- Lot 123: Siddur Beit Aharon v’Yisrael, Karlin-Stolin. First edition, New York 1952
- Lot 124: Sefer Emunat HaYechud—Premyslan 1871
- Lot 125: LaMenatze’ach menorah illustrated and written by hand on parchment, cutting work,
- Lot 126: Jam made from the etrogs of Jewish sages, made by the Rabbanit Bat Shev Kanievsky
- Lot 127: Tur Orech Hayyim—Wilhermersdorf, 1727, from the Chochmei Lublin yeshiva library,
- Lot 128: Sefer Shtei HaLehem, by Rabbi Moshe Chagiz—first edition, Wannsbeck 1733, copy of Rabbi Baruch Liechtenstein,
- Lot 129: Pri HaAdama, section 2—first edition, Salonika 1752, copy of the kabbalist Rabbi Nissim Eini
- Lot 130: Shulchan Aruch Even HaEzer—Vienna 1809, with many long and important signatures and glosses
- Lot 131: Lot of letters, dedication, and a book by kabbalists Rabbi Shalom and his son Rabbi Ovadiya Hadaya
- Lot 132: Chafetz Haim first edition with corrections by hand by the author, Rabbeinu Meir HaKohen—Vilna 1873.
- Lot 133: A Volume of the Babylonian Talmud with Glosses and Novaelle. Vienna, 1812
- Lot 134: Shot Oneg Yom Tov by the Gaon Rabbi Refael Yom Tov Lipman Halperin—first edition, Vilna 1880.
- Lot 135: Last holy work printed in Vilna after the Shoah began: Hever Ma’amarim by Rabbeinu Yerucham HaLevi Leibowitz of
- Lot 136: Rare!
- Lot 137: Volume of the Talmud Bavli, Masechtot Rosh Hashanah, Yoma, and Sukkah, with many important glosses handwritten.
- Lot 138: Shulchan Aruch Choshen Mishpat, copy of Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Ehrenreich of Samloya, with notes
- Lot 139: Shot Yabiya Omer with dedication of the author, Maran Ovadiya Yosef, and Rabbi Eliezer Berland
- Lot 140: Hadar Zekainim (by the Tosafot on the Torah), first edition Livorno 1840, glosses signed by Rabbi Haim David Klifi
- Lot 141: Shvilei HaHayyim—Jerusalem 1953, copy with dedication of the author to his brother-in-law,
- Lot 142: Perek HaSocher et HaPoalim—copy of Admor of Machanovka Shlita from his youth
- Lot 143: Rare and unique! Ancient pages handwritten with an abbreviation of psaks of the Rosh,
- Lot 144: Complete manuscript, rare and wonderful, prayers divided by days of the week. Italy, 17th century
- Lot 145: Manuscript of the prayer “El Maleh Rachamim”, 19th century
- Lot 146: Manuscript of Sefer HaHaftarot, with translation. Radeh, Yemen, 19th century
- Lot 147: Historical discovery: a complete autograph pamphlet with a drash handwritten by Rabbeinu the Ben Ish Hai.
- Lot 148: Page handwritten by Rabbeinu Yosef Haim, the Ben Ish Hai
- Lot 149: Pamphlet with Q&A on halachot of Shechita. Yemen, 19th century
- Lot 150: Manuscript of Agadetah d’Pascha (Pesach Haggadah), Yemen 19th century