Tikun Shlomo - Seder Tikunei Shabbat by the Ari -

She'erit Hapleita - the German displaced persons camp Fernwald - Siddur Tfila Tikvat Israel, including prayers for all days of the year and prayers as a seder for Shabbat and terrible days, all in cap

Underside is inscribed BEN ARI ARTS. Piece is silver toned and metal. Plate has Hebrew characters & other relief detail. Seder plate measures approx 13.5 inches diameter. Plate, judaica, Hebraica, Sed

ARI GRADUS ISRAELI SHABBAT JUDAIC ART PRINT -PENCIL SIGNED STAMPED ARCHAIC PAPER- NUMBERED161 / 295-26" X 22" APPROX TO FRAME- VERY GOOD CONDITION-DP11022

Seder Tefilat Arvit for the weekdays, Shabbat, Passover and Shavuot. Italy, 18th-19th century. 35 leaves. 12x8.5 cm. Italian writing. Partial vocalization. Various hands. Blemished cardboard binding.

Prayers, bakashot, and the seder for the day of Leil Shimurim and the day of the Brit, “brought to the printer by the sage Shlomo, known as the Baba Jan Pinchasof.” Jerusalem 1910. Last page is di

Maharana Ari Singh (reg. 1761-73) on horseback hunting a wild boar with a noble companion and attendants on foot Udaipur, attributed to Bakhta, circa 1762 gouache and gold on paper, black and red bord

Maharana Ari Singh (reg. 1761-73) hunting a boar with a lance, together with Jodoji, his dhabhai (foster-brother) Udaipur, attributed to Kesu Ram, circa 1762 gouache and gold on paper, black and red b

Zelig Segal (Israeli, 1933-2015) A Rare Seder Plate, Jerusalem, Israel, 1990s AluminumThe sides with container slides for ceremonial foods, the interiors engraved with Hebrew script, "Pesach," "Matzah

Judaica – A heavy Elizabeth II sterling silver Passover (seder) plate / wall plaque, London 1980 by George Weil Of shaped broadly circular outline, sculpturally modelled as the head and arms of

Yaakov Davidoff design sterling silver, enamel, and gold seder plate, elegantly designed with twelve panels double-sided with enamel or engraved scenes of the Seder ceremony with gold-plated borders,

(2) Genuine iconic Mid-Century "Ari" easy chairs by Arne Norell, with channeled leather cushions on brushed metal bases. Norell plaques under seats. Dimensions: H 29" x W 25.5" x D 37" x SH 15" Condit

Zelig Segal (Israeli, 1933-2015) A Collection of Four Menorahs and Shabbat Candle Holders, Jerusalem, Israel, 1990s AluminumComprising a multipurpose cube, signed and dated, "Z. Segal Israel 1992;" a

DESCRIPTION: Vintage sterling silver Shabbat candle holder featuring two candlesticks proper, a lower drawer, an upper chest in the form of the decalogue tablets, and open-work floral and foliage appl

Zelig Segal (Israeli, 1933-2015) A Passover / Seder Plate, Jerusalem, Israel, 1990s Aluminum, glassSigned, "Z. Segal Israel"Together with a Wall Design multicolored menorah by Agayof Judaica of Jerusa

Arne Norell Ari lounge chair and ottoman NorellSweden, 1966chrome-plated steel, leather, plastic32.25 h × 25.5 w × 38.25 d in (82 × 65 × 97 cm) Ottoman measures: 14.

Arne Norell Ari lounge chair and ottoman NorellSweden, 1966chrome-plated steel, leather, plastic32.25 h × 25.5 w × 38.25 d in (82 × 65 × 97 cm) Ottoman measures: 14.

Chrome metal with leather. Chair measures 30"h. x 25 1/2"w. x 37"d.

Description - Pair of labeled Arne Norell "Ari" lounge chairs Dimensions - 32" x 26" x 37"

Arne Norell Ari lounge chair and ottoman. Dimensions - 31" x 26" x 33"

Limited Edition. Number AP/49. Female torso in cubic form constructed by two hands. Signed Harpaz Original and numbered to bronze base. Mounted on green marble base. Very heavy piece. #bronze #sculptu

A STERLING SILVER “BRACHA BALL” BY ARI OFIR. Jerusalem, c.1990. In ball form with outwardly sliding discs, each inscribed with a different Sabbath related blessing including: Havdalah, Kid

ARNE NORELL (Sweden, 1917 - 1971). Ari armchair. Chromed metal and leather. Measurements: 75 x 66 x 95 cm. The Ari armchair, designed in 1966, has been the flagship model of the Norell firm for forty

Pair of Scandinavian Modern comfortable low slung steel framed "Ari" lounge chairs in brown leather. Designed by Swedish designer Arne Norell in 1966. Great buckle design up the back. Made in Sweden.

Artist: Ari Harpaz, Romanian/Israeli (1941 - 2008) Title: Coffee pot and Sugar Bowl portraits Year: circa 1975 Medium: Oil on board, signed l.r. Size: 24 x 18 in. (60.96 x 45.72 cm) Frame Size: 33 x 2