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Jewish antiquities and ritual art

Various, 123-1800

A collection of 6 pieces of Jewish antiquities and ritual art purchased by the Art Fund to help start the collection of the recently founded Jewish Museum.

1) pewter passover plate, 1773; 2) a Berlin spice-box, circa 1700; 3) a Hirschell candlestick, 1802; 4) a pair of Augsburg Rimmonim, 1757-1759 (main illustration), the name given to the belled ornaments placed on top of the Torah scrolls; 5) a Jannina Megillah, 17th century; 6) seven Palestinian coins including two 'heavy' shekels, one half-shekel and 4 bronze coins.

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Title of artwork, date

Jewish antiquities and ritual art, 123-1800

Date supported

1932

Medium and material

Gilt/parchment/silver/brass/pewter

Grant

200

Total cost

200

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