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Belt buckle - 2nd half 18th, - silver,                 
showing a stag pursued by two dogs.                    
From France -  5 x 7.54 cm Inv. 703
#30050166

Belt buckle - 2nd half 18th, - silver, showing a stag pursued b...

Yom-Kippur belt - silver                               
Inv. 845
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Yom-Kippur belt - silver Inv. 845

Belt buckle (around 1800) - silver                     
Inv. 706
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Belt buckle (around 1800) - silver Inv. 706

Belt buckle, 1826 - silver                             
Sacrificial animals                                    
From Lemberg (Lvov)                                    
Inv. 708
#30050169

Belt buckle, 1826 - silver Sacrificial animals...

Kiddush cup, mid 19th, silver.                         
Hebrew inscription on escutcheon: "This cup belongs to 
the funeral brotherhood." (the Chebrah Kadishah)       
H: 11.5 cm                                             
Inv. 20
#30050211

Kiddush cup, mid 19th, silver. Hebrew inscription on es...

"Jahrzeit" oil lamp (lamp for the annual remembrance   
of a person's death), around 1900.Metal casting partly 
nickel-plated: Hebrew inscription "Neumann Golde Chaja"
12 cm across, H:8,5 cm                                 
Inv. 433
#30050219

"Jahrzeit" oil lamp (lamp for the annual remembrance of a person's death), ar...

Passover goblet - cut glass showing family gathering   
For Passover Feast (detail)                            
From the Netherlands, mid 18th c.                      
H: 21.5 cm Inv.730
#300503 3

Passover goblet - cut glass showing family gathering For Passover Feast (deta...

The chair of the famous Rabbi Loew (Judah Loew         
ben Bezaleel, died 1609) in the "Altneuschul"          
in Prague, the oldest synagogue in Europe, built       
1270. Rabbi Loew is said to have created the Golem,    
a living mannekin.
#300504 6

The chair of the famous Rabbi Loew (Judah Loew ben Bezaleel, died 1609)...

Sukkah, a room or building in which the Jewish         
Thanksgiving festival is celebrated. This painted      
sukkah is from Fischach, Germany, and depicts daily    
life in the village, interspersed with pictures of     
a visionary Jerusalem.   Early 19th
#300504 9

Sukkah, a room or building in which the Jewish Thanksgiving festival is...

Book of prayers and blessings, from Tzelem, Hungary,   
1751. It was the custom in small communities, for a    
father-in-law to give his new daughter-in-law such a   
book, instructing her on when to say what prayer or    
blessing. Parchment, 9,5 x 5,2 cm
#30050437

Book of prayers and blessings, from Tzelem, Hungary, 1751. It was the custom...

Mizrach ("East"), a decoration hung on the walls       
of a home to indicate the direction of prayer, facing  
east towards Jerusalem. From Southern Germany. The     
inscription "East" is surrounded by illustrations of   
holiday observances. Watercolour on paper, 34,5 x 23 cm
#30050444

Mizrach ("East"), a decoration hung on the walls of a home to indicate th...

Memento Mori decoration, a reminder of the shortness   
of life and the importance of spiritual over material  
pleasures. From Germany or Poland. Two hunters with    
dogs shoot at two stags. Below, a five-branched menorah
Paper cutout, ink and watercolour, 18,9 x 14,5 cm
#30050457

Memento Mori decoration, a reminder of the shortness of life and the importan...