A Sterling Silver Havdalah Set by Ludwig Wolpert
By Ludwig Yehuda Wolpert
Located in New York, NY
A striking modernist Havdalah set by renowned silversmith Ludwig Wolpert, comprising a Kiddush goblet, candleholder, spice tower, and circular tray—all executed in sterling silver an...
Sterling Silver
A Piet Cohen Silver Kiddush Cup Set, Amsterdam 1997
By Piet Cohen
Located in New York, NY
The Piet Cohen Silver Kiddush Cup Set from Amsterdam in 1997 represents a modern iteration of a traditional Jewish ceremonial object with a notable art...
Silver
A Silver Havdalah Compendium Attributed to Peter Ehrenthal Circa 1970's
Located in New York, NY
This extraordinary silver Havdalah compendium, attributed to the renowned 20th-century silversmith Peter Ehrenthal, is a masterwork of Jewish ceremonial art and craftsmanship. Richly...
Silver
Yaakov Greenvurcel Modernist Silver-Plated Hanukkah Menorah, Jerusalem, 20th C.
Located in New York, NY
An ingeniously conceived silver-plated Hanukkah lamp by Israeli designer Yaakov Greenvurcel, combining Jewish ceremonial tradition with the clean geometry and experimental spirit of ...
Silver Plate
A Silver Travelling Holiday Compendium by Moshe Smilovitz, Tel Aviv Circa 1950
Located in New York, NY
A stunning silver traveling holiday compendium by Moshe Smilovitz from Tel Aviv circa 1950 is a unique and significant piece of Judaica. Moshe Smilovitz is recognized for his contr...
Multi-gemstone, Silver
An Art Deco Silver Shabbat Candlesticks, Poland Circa 1920
Located in New York, NY
Art Deco silver Shabbat candlesticks from Poland circa 1920 are a notable piece of Judaica, reflecting both the artistic movements of the time and the rich cultural heritage of Polish Jewry. The Art Deco movement, which began in the 1920s, was characterized by its use of geometric shapes, clean lines, and bold designs. This style influenced a wide range of decorative arts, including Judaica, where traditional forms were reinterpreted with modern aesthetics. Poland had a vibrant Jewish community before World War II, known for its contributions to religious, cultural, and artistic life. Judaica from this period often showcases a blend of traditional Jewish themes...
Silver