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Auction 103 Part 1 Jewish Ceremonial Art | Illustrated Scrolls and Manuscripts | Engravings and Graphic Art | Ketubot | Hebraica
Circumcision Knife with Silver and Agate Handle – Presumably Germany, 18th/19th Century
Opening: $800
Unsold
Circumcision knife. [Presumably Germany or environs, late 18th or early 19th century].
Silver (unmarked); steel; polished agate.
The handle (hilt) is crafted from faceted, polished agate, set into a cylindrical silver mount with scalloped edges. The silver is engraved with the name of the owner,
“Leibel bar Yitzchak”, and the Hebrew acronym for the verse “Ezri Me’Im Hashem Oseh Shamayim Va’Aretz” (Psalms 121:2).
“Leibel bar Yitzchak”, and the Hebrew acronym for the verse “Ezri Me’Im Hashem Oseh Shamayim Va’Aretz” (Psalms 121:2).
Length: 16.5 cm. Max. width: 2 cm. Overall good condition. Minor flaws to the steel blade.
Circumcision and Bar Mitzvah
Circumcision and Bar Mitzvah