Pair of sterling silver and 14k gold(Hebrew letters)Judaica scroll holders by Dudek Swed.

Approximate Dimensions: 13.75 inches L by 2 inches W by 1.5 inches H
48.8 troy oz
Estimated scrap silver 900.00.
Guaranteed to be solid silver, not silver plate. Marked with the Dwek Swed insignia stamp, as well as with Hebrew marks and 925 and the word Israel.

Davids notes: Although many families might be surprised at the weight and value of these objects, the New York area and especially Brooklyn often contain very valuable and near priceless works of silver made for the Jewish ceremonies.There is a a large community especially in Brooklyn that have extraordinary wealth and continue all the old practices, as well as produce generations that carry on the traditions.It is this phenomena that allows complanies like Dudek Swed to continue producing over the top ceremonial objects like lot 34.I confess as a Jew I do not recognize the purpose or meaning of these two items, but there are many ceremonial objects whose meanings is unknown to me.The company Dudek Swed is still in business, and interested parties can contact the company, which might be kind enough to explain what the objects were used for.

missing parts.Whatever missing parts are apparently minor.The letters in gold spell out Sabbeth and Yom Tov.