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ir-hakodesh: The Agam Megillah (Scroll of Esther) by Israeli artist Ya'akov Agam, Israel: ca. 1980.

ir-hakodesh: Havdalah spicebox shaped as a windmillNetherlands, early 19th century, silver

ir-hakodesh: Outfit for circumcision ceremony, Germany, 1772, silk, gold leafTraces of Hebrew inscr

ir-hakodesh: Two shabbat and memorial lamps of Jewish womenMorocco, 19th century

ir-hakodesh: Two Jewish wedding rings surmounted by a symbolic structure in the form of a house1. It

ir-hakodesh: Hanukah lampWarsaw, Poland, 19th-20th centuryBrass sheet, silver-plated, stamped, and e

ir-hakodesh: Prayer in the Synagogue during the High Holy Days, Italian school, 17th century

ir-hakodesh:Vision of the Bible, King David — Reuven Rubinsigned Rubin and signed in Hebrew (l

ir-hakodesh: Rabbi with Torah — Ilya Schor (1904-1961)signed I. Schor and in Hebrew and with t

ir-hakodesh: Torah pointer, Brian Weissman (American, b. 1976), New York, United States, 2009, silv

ir-hakodesh: Ketubah from Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1617Groom: David Curiel. Bride: Dona Rachel Curiel

ir-hakodesh: Aron kodesh curtain and valance, Jacob Koppel Gans, Bavaria, Germany, 1772/73, velvet w

ir-hakodesh: Moritz Daniel Oppenheim, German, 1800–1882. Shavuot (Pentecost) (Das Wochen- ode

ir-hakodesh: Portico at the entrance to the Great Synagogue of Vilna, Vilnius, Lithuania ca. 1930s.

ir-hakodesh:Two wedding rings surmounted by a symbolic structure in the form of a house 1. Italy, 18

ir-hakodesh: A pair of Russian silver tefillin cases, late 19th centuryof stepped square form, each

ir-hakodesh:1. Brass Hanukah lampthe openwork backplate modeled as a pair of lions holding an oval f

ir-hakodesh:Hanukah lamp adorned with Temple MenorahTétouan, Morocco, late 19th or early 20th

ir-hakodesh:BEARDSLEY, Aubrey (illus.); MALORY, Sir ThomasThe Birth, Life, and Acts of King Arthur,

ir-hakodesh: 1. Brass Hanukah lampthe openwork backplate modeled as a pair of lions holding an oval

ir-hakodesh:Esther scroll and silver case decorated with scences from the scroll storyGermany, 19th

ir-hakodesh: Collar for a Jewish woman’s wrapper, Calcutta, India, 1920sLavish collars were wo

ir-hakodesh: Vote for the Jewish Folkspartey.“ Yiddish poster. Artwork by Solomon Yudovin. Pri

ir-hakodesh: Tkhines for the High Holidays and Sukkot, scribe: Jacob Segal, Paks: 1828The traditiona

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