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Antique Jerusalem Cross 950 Silver With Green Stone Religious Pendant Necklace
This antique Jerusalem Cross pendant is a stunning piece made of 950 silver with a beautiful green stone. It is a religious pendant that symbolizes the significant history of Christianity and is a perfect addition to any collection. The intricate design and craftsmanship of this pendant is a testament to the Italian origin, making it [Continue]
What Kind Of Souvenirs Can Be Bought In The Old City Of Jerusalem And What Is Important To Know
17th Century Old Master Antique Oil on Panel Jesus Italian Religious Jerusalem
A really masterful 17. Th century Old Master oil on wood panel of Jesus and two of his disciples meeting and converting Roman centurions. Oil on wood panel 3 x 9 inches, no evident signature. Some minor paint flecks. Framed with an antique moulding. Please message with any questions. The item “17th Century Old Master [Continue]
Jewish Art Chasidic Hasidic Jerusalem Antiques Judaica Israel Sculpture Israeli
White metal, possibly silver, sculpture wall plaque of a Hasidic, Chasidic, couple dancing. Has been in our family for many years. It measures 6 1/4″ X 6 1/4″. It appears to be stamped out of silver. It is a pressed image. Doing so is against U. If the item was not as represented, or if [Continue]
Lionel Reiss Antiques Judaica Israel Jewish Painting Eilat Israeli Jerusalem
Lionel Reiss was the director of the art department at MGM studios in Los Angeles and New York for 30 years. He was the creator of the lion roaring logo at the beginning and end of MGM movies. He is a highly collectible Jewish American artist. In his many Jewish artbooks, he chronicles the life [Continue]
Religious Antique Jerusalem Mother of Pearl Icon The Last Supper Shadow Box
This is a lovely example of a Carved Mother Of Pearl Bethlehem The Last Supper Shadow Box icon. A hand carved mother of pearl “icon” from the early to mid Twentieth Century, skillfully carved and assembled by Christians in the Old Holy Land. This shell work was done by Eastern Orthodox Christians in Jerusalem and [Continue]