European Silver Torah Crown

European silver Torah crown, probably Italy, 19th century. Decorated with gilding, reliefs of floral motifs and bells. the upper part decorated with Star of David. Length: 22 cm. Weight: 265 grams. Un

Lot 2 European silver Mezuzah cases, circa 1900. One case decorated with vase, floral motifs and Torah crown. Length: 9-9.5 cm. Total weight: 43 cm. One is hallmarked, silver tested. Minor flaw to one

A LARGE SILVER TORAH CROWN BY ISAAK SZEKMAN. Warsaw, c. 1895. The lower band is chased with decorative embossments. Engraved with Hebrew dedication "this crown was donated by the dear teller (of Torah

A LARGE SILVER TORAH CROWN. Poland, 1885. The body chased with flowers below acorns and grapevines. The lower band is decorated with chased strapwork. With raised cartouches with Hebrew dedication ins

Silver Torah crown, set with colored glass and decorated with brass bells and spheres. Base engraved with Hebrew dedication. Height: approx. 26 cm. Weight of silver: approx. 1 kilo. Flaws (top broken)

A Parcel-Gilt Silver Torah Crown. Poland, 18th/19th century. An ornate, chased circular band at the lower portion mounted with "stones" serves as the base, with twin corals suspended below. Six pierce

19th century Judaica Silver Torah crown. Repousse floral decoration and eagle finial. Central interior bell and two side bells. Bells possibly replaced and missing four side bells. Scattered hallmarks

Pair of Judaica European silver rimonim / torah finials, architectural form with bells hanging in windows, ornamented with lion motif decoration and repousse on base, hallmarked with lion rampant, dat

A SILVER TORAH CROWN. Germany, c.1935. Traditional form. With a large center bell surrounded by six ribs and a shell link, each fitted with a bell. Marked 800 and Handarbeit. 12” tall.

A LARGE SILVER TORAH CROWN BY HERSHEL PIKKAR. Crown Heights, c. 1990. In traditional American form. With applied plaque with excerpt from “Woman of Valor”. 18” tall.

Lot of Four Sterling Silver Torah Crown Finials19th century16 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches

A LARGE SILVER TORAH CROWN BY HERSHEL PIKKAR. Crown Heights, c. 1990. In traditional American form. With applied plaque with excerpt from “Woman of Valor”. 18” tall.

A LARGE SILVER TORAH CROWN BY HERSHEL PIKKAR. Crown Heights, c. 1990. In traditional American form. With applied plaque with excerpt from “Woman of Valor”. 18” tall.

Silver Torah crown, 24.34 t. oz Height: 14.25" Diameter: 7"

Includes a pair of Russian silver torah crowns with hanging bells. One torah crown is stamped, "84", and second torah crown with undetermined maker's mark? Total approx. weight of two items

DESCRIPTION: A Pair of Sterling silver torah crowns. With openwork crowns and two central balusters on stepped bases, engraved and repousse decorative scroll and floral decoration, having attached bel

Four European Silver Crownstoinclude: France,1849A 5 Francs, Fine; Romania,1941 500 Lei, AU; Russia, 1878 Ruble, VF; Spain,1868 2 Escudos, Fine. Additional high-resolution photos are available at www

TWO SILVER FILIGREE TORAH CROWNS. Israel, modern. Each crafted in appropriate form for a mid size torah. Crush to one crown. 11” and 13”.

Posen .800 silver ornate Torah Crown. Crown finial with repousse decoration. Gilt bells and highlights. Split at seam where it meets the handle. Hallmarked on base rim. 14-1/2" high. 11 ozt.

Sterling Silver & Gilt Metal Torah Crown19th century17 x 10 1/2 inches93 troy ounces (total weight)

A SILVER FOLK ART TORAH CROWN. Middle Eastern, 20th century. Repurposed from a hanging Ner Tamid. With original Parke Bernet tag. 7" tall.

Antique European silver & glass stones crown. 5 1/4 x 3 5/8 in. Weight: 83 grams. TO SHIP THIS ITEM IN USA OR INTERNATIONAL, PLEASE CONTACT THE SHIPPERS : 1) UPS store1937- David Reiser -754-263-0780,

Antique European silver & glass stones crown. 5 1/4 H x 3 5/8 W. Weight: 83 grams. TO SHIP THIS ITEM IN USA OR INTERNATIONAL, PLEASE CONTACT THE SHIPPERS : 1) UPS store1937- David Reiser -754-263-0780

Hazorfim Vintage Judaica Sterling Silver and Gemstone Torah Crown. In the Ashkenazic community it is customary to dress the handles of Torah scroll in elegant jewelry. To compliment this customs, the