Zurich international chess jubilee tournament. 19.5.59-8.6.59, Stencil, Hebrew, Tel-Aviv

Judaica Book: The Haggadah illustrated by the artist: Arthur Szyk & edited by Cecil Roth. Published by Massadah and Alumoth Jerusalem, 1962 Tel-Aviv. Hebrew and English. Wonderful metal binding profus

** David Reebb.1952 (Israeli)Old Tel Aviv, 1987acrylic on paper90x70 cmsigned in Hebrew and in English and dated lower rightProvenance: Sale: Kestenbaum & Company, NY, December 14, 2016, lot 30.Privat

Poster measures 37" by 25", nice graphics, mounted on linen. Written in English and Hebrew. Excellent

A c.1880 Dutch Jewish lidded silver Kiddush cup. Bearing a Hebrew dedication. Decorated with geometrical engravings. Height: 22.5 cm. Hallmarked. See: Sotheby's sale no. IS9604, Tel Aviv, 10.08.96, Lo

Roy Lichtenstein Tel Aviv Museum Print 1989lithograph in colors on BFK Rives 26.25 h × 56.25 w in (67 × 143 cm) Signed, dated and numbered to lower right '52/60 Roy Lichtenstein '8

Ron Arad (Tel Aviv 1951) Tavolo modello "Light Table". Produzione One-Off Ltd. Londra, fine anni 80. Acciaio inossidabile lucidato a specchio e acciaio dolce (cm 74x218x106) (segni d'uso)Provenienza:

Artist: Alexander Astahov. Medium: Original Oil on Canvas. Title: Tel-Aviv. Size (Unframed): 16" x 20". Certificate of Authenticity: From the publisher. Reference# 12594.

Dancing with the Torah,Oil on canvas, 46X38 cm.Signed.The authenticity of the painting has been confirmed by Ms. Carmela Rubin, Rubin Museum, Tel-Aviv.

House in Mea Shearim, Jerusalem, 1955,Oil on canvas, 50X61 cm.Signed. Signed and dated on the reverse.Exhibition & Literature: Arie Aroch, Tel-Aviv Museum of Art, Prof. Mordechai Omer, Feb. 2003 â€

Torso of the goddess Diana the Huntress. Roman. 2nd-3rd century AD. Marble. Provenance: private collection, Tel Aviv. Private collection, New York. Purchased at Fortuna Fine Arts, New York, between 19

Jerusalem Nights, 1986,Oil and mixed media on paper, 100X140 cm. Signed and dated on the reverse.Provenance: Gaby and Ami Brown collection.Literature & Exhibition: Moshe Gershuni, Tel-Aviv Museum of A

Tel Aviv, 1930,Oil on canvas, 60X100 cm.Signed, titled and dated.The authenticity of this painting has been confirmed by Mrs. Mira Chen, the artist’s granddaughter.

Sita, the Sultan and Nathan, 1877,Oil on canvas, 33X26.5 cm.Signed.Literature and exhibition: Flower Youth, Maurycy Gottlieb, 1856-1879, Tel Aviv Museum of art, May-July 1991, Warsaw National Museum,

Nathan the Sage,Ink on canvas, 35X28 cm.Signed.Literature and exhibition: Flower Youth, Maurycy Gottlieb, 1856-1879, Tel Aviv Museum of art, May-July 1991, Warsaw National Museum, August - October, 19

Tel Aviv Port,Watercolor and gouache on paper,49X68 cm.Signed.The authenticity of the painting has been confirmed by Prof. Hemi Gutman, the artist’s son.

Reuven Rubin (1893-1974) - Flowers, Watercolor on Paper. Signed. 41x37cm. The authenticity has been confirmed by Carmela Rubin, Rubin Museum, Tel-Aviv.

Lesser Ury (1861-1931), carnations, 1920, oil on board, 23X16 cm, signed and dated. Provenance: Frenkel family collection, Tel Aviv.Exhibited: Lesser Ury (1861-1931), Memorial Exhibition commemorating

The Eyes in the Field,Oil on cardboard laid downon board, 140X100 cm.Signed.Literature and Exhibition:– Michal Na’aman, Legion, Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Ellen Ginton, 1999, p. 41 (Illustr

Tel Aviv View,Oil on canvas, 150X150 cm.Signed and titled on the reverse.

Ze'ev Jabotinsky Sword, was given to him as a gift from the British, was a additional sword to the one showing at Mezudat david in Tel aviv with other of his personal items.a sward expert determined i

Figure with a Hat,Oil on canvas, 41X33 cm.Signed.Literature: Michael Gross, Mordechai Omer, The Genia Schreiber University Art Gallery, Tel Aviv University in collaboration with the Tel Aviv Museum of

Israeli airmail envelope, 7 x 4, postmarked at Tel Aviv on May 5, 1950, signed in ballpoint, “A. Einstein.” In fine condition.

Herzliya Gymnasium, Tel Aviv,Watercolor, panda and collageon paper, 21X31 cm.Signed.The authenticity of the painting has been confirmed by Prof. Hemi Gutman, the artist’s son.

Between the Thorns, 1949,Ink, gouache and colored pencils on paper,44X63 cm.Signed and dated.Ron Bartosh, “Shraga Weil: An Artist in Society”, 1952-1947, Brosh, Tel Aviv, 2015, p. 40 (phot