Spice Container - Made by Hans Teppich

Spice container, shaped as a flower. Made by Hans Teppich. [Israel, 1950s/60s]. Silver (marked), cut, bent and engraved. Marked with manufacturer’s mark "Teppich, Made in Israel". Designed as a

Silver spice container, designed as Iris, made by Hans Teppich. The petals are made from cut, bent and engraved silver alogside gold plated filigree work. Removable lid on top. Numbered and stamped at

[15] Biblical Figures, Brass, Made by Hans Teppich. Assorted Figures. size: 2-2.5h range

184. A LARGE SILVER AND WOOD SPICE CONTAINER. Israel, modern. Made of polished wood with sterling silver band. 9" tall.

3. A SILVER WOVEN SPICE CONTAINER. Probably Israel, modern. Made from interwoven silver thread. 18.5" long.

A fruit shaped spice container, probably Polish, 19th century. Made of three parts, silver and silver plated brass. In the form of a fruit on a leafy stem. Height: 16 cm. See Sotheby's Important Judai

Judaica, Pair of Silver Spice Containers. signed at the bottom. Made in Israel. STG 925. Size 3 3/8 inches high x 1 3/4 inches. weight 168 grams.condition.perfect. from a California Collection.

1950s chess set by Hans Teppich: Biblical figures. Marked made in Israel, articulated arms noted to some of major pieces, tallest 6.2cm.

comprising two cast iron door stops attributed to Hubley, together with Black Americana home-made stand, F&F spice containers and a cookie jar. Largest door stop: 12" 1/2" high, 7 1/2" wide, 4 1/2" de

A LARGE SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Portugal, c. 1960. On a round base engraved with a dedication. Embossed with floral designs and applications. Marked 833, Made in Portugal and two other marks. 8.5" tal

Lot of two items made of Jerusalem Olivewood in Eretz Israel, late 19th century: 1. Spice container. Carved images of the Western Wall and Jerusalem. Screw-on lid, hollow, with ornamentations of pierc

A 1950s Modernist gilt and patinated brass mezuzah. The case is decorated with a quote from the Shema Yisrael prayer in Hebrew. Hallmark Made in Israel Teppich is on the backside of the item. Hans Tep

Judaica Hans Teppich Biblical Figurines Marked Underneath Deborah Esther Abraham Salomon and others Each Piece is Engraved underneath "Made in Israel Teppich" 11 Pieces Lot smallest 1 3/8"H, largest 2

Lot of four vintage stainless steel canisters made by Revere Ware (largest approx 9.5" H), caddy of eight spice canisters marked Italy and a primitive handled canister.

Spice rack w/24 individually marked spice containers/jars marked MJ Hummel ARS AG, Cham Switzerland 1987 Made in Japan AND an individual salt & pepper w/same marking

Circa mid 19th century.Made in the Ottoman Turkish Empire in Turky. Stamped with Marks of Sultan and Gurantee marks in many places. Tests for 900 silver or better. Great quality. They weigh about 36 T

A Set of Storage Containers for Spices, Oil and Vinegar with Inscriptions in Hebrew Made by Victoria Porelite Czechoslovakia, 1930s, decorated with a print of tulip flowers and inscriptions in Hebrew

MARKED MADE IN GERMANY, 9 PIECE PORCELAIN SPICE SET. CRACKS TO MOST CONTAINERS.

Kumkum box, a traditional celled container for holding Kumkuma - different colored powders used for social and religious markings in Hindu culture, often made of Tumeric. Six covered drop-form cells,

LATTICE WHITE & CREAM COLORED DECORATIVE CERAMIC CONTAINERS-OVAL SHAPED BREAD BASKET-TOP HAT-POIVRE SPICE DRAWER-BASKET & MORE- SOME MARKED MADE IN JAPAN

AN EARLY SILVER FILIGREE SPICE CONTAINER. Lemberg region, c. 1750. On four clawed feet, each holding a ball. Filigree steeple. Further decorated with five gilded flags. 9.1” tall.

Zelig Segal (Israeli, 1933-2015) A Rare Sterling Silver Spice Container, Jerusalem, Israel, 1994 Signed and dated, "Z. Segal 1994," marked "925." (4 in. x 4 in. x 2 1/2 in., Weight: 10.61 oz. t.) No

AN EARLY BEZALEL SPICE CONTAINER.Jerusalem, c. 1915. On a round base with wirework edges. The stem is decorated with appliedfiligree. The upper portion is acid etched designwith a grapevine motif. Top

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Poland, 19th century. On a round base supported by three feet that connect to three wire supports each of which terminated in a beak face.Upper portion spherical in design. T