A GROUP OF THREE SPICE TOWERS

Group of three small spice towers with hinged lids and stones along the sides. Each with two handles and variously marked along the interior lids and along the bottoms.Provenance: Property from the di

Group of three Judaic spice towers; the tower and box marked sterling silver and the chest tested as 82.6% silver. Two in the form of chests and one in the form of a tower with a flag finial.Provenanc

Group of three sterling silver Judaic Havdalah spice towers. All towers feature tall spires rising from the spice boxes, which are decorated with hanging bells. All towers are marked along the footrim

* A Group of Four Middle Eastern Silver Filigree Objects comprising three spice towers and a cigarette case. apparently unmarked 10 ozt Width of cigarette case 4 1/4 inches. Estimate $ 200-300 Propert

Group of three pieces of Judaic silver including one Kiddish cup and two Havdalah spice towers. The Kiddish cup with a Hebrew inscription in two cartouches along the side. Each work is marked along th

Group Of Three Judaica ÊSterling Silver Shabbat Items. Signed and Stamped by: Cohen Isaac. Israel. Approx; Measurements, Cup 5 3/4 inches, candle Holder 4 1/2 inches, Spice tower 6 3/8 inches. 387 gr

Group of Four Judaica Besamim Spice Towers, circa 20th century and earlier, comprising: two silver (tested), one engraved "Y." to underside, one brass upon three feet, and one carved olivewood, marked

Grouping of Three Antique Israeli Sterling Silver Tableware to Include Three Spice Towers along with a Pierced Footed Box. Stamp marked. Tallest tower measures 7-1/2" x 2-3/8". Box measures 2-5/8" x 1

Three Silver Spice Towers & Glass and Silver Elijah's Cup, 19th/20th centuryMarks to spice to

Three Silverplate Spice Towers. Tallest: 11"

Estate / Collection: The Margolis Collection Approximately twenty-two pieces. Height of largest 11 inches (28 cm).

Three Antique Silver Spice Towers: (1) Early 20th C. German spice tower with hand chased Hebrew blessing, (1) Late 19th C. Turkmenistan spice tower with hand chased foliate decoration, base with hallm

Spice Tower three floors. Silver engraved. Filigree and turquoise work, Bezalel [?]. Jerusalem, early 20th century. See similar tower from the Floersheim Collection in the "Spice Towers" published by

A GROUP OF THREE STERLING SILVER SPICE BOXES. Israel, 20th century. The first, decorated with applied blue stones and filigree wirework (6. 2"), the second is on four wirework legs with removable top

118. A GROUP OF SIX BRASS SPICE TOWERS. Europe, 19th and early 20th centuries. All with circular bases in traditional form. Various sizes.

A GROUP OF SIX BRASS SPICE TOWERS. Europe, 19th and early 20th centuries. All with circular bases in traditional form. Various sizes.

Lot of Jewish Silver Items, Judaica. Including two spice towers Besamim, three Havdallah candleholders, two Sabbath candle lighting scepters and three matchbox holders. 500gr. Minor flaws.

Eastern European Antique Silver filigree Spice Tower. Footed three tiered filigree and pierced tower with latched spice door and banner atop. Marked: KP 04 (view photo). Approximate weight: 235.5 gram

DESCRIPTION: Three footed sterling silver besamim spice towers, each featuring a reticulated body decorated with foliage designs and crowned with a cap finished with a banner. Each piece is marked "ST

(lot of 2) Judaica group: (1) sterling silver Besamim spice tower, Mexico, hand chased, marked underfoot, 10.75"h, 5.27ozt; (1) patinated metal Menorah, a crown over the repousse back showing two lion

Three Judaica objects including two smelling spice towers (?) and a metal box.

DESCRIPTION: Judaica sterling silver besamim box or spice tower featuring flag and three bells. Hallmarked with "925" twice on neck. Total weight: 70 g. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: European DIMENSIONS

Six Chinese Painted Pottery ModelsGroup of Chinese painted pottery temple models: three towers acting as basins, one with a roof cover and boundary; together with hut; painted and moulded designs (som

A LARGE SILVER SPICE TOWER. Germany, c. 1880. On three ball supports. The body consists of multilevel lattice work. Topped with a cut out flag. 10.5” tall.