Auction number 144
Purim, Early Prints, Chassidut, Belongings of Tzaddikim, Amulets, Segula Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical letters
March 10, 2024
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Item 1
Elegant Meggilat Esther with Unique Illustrations, Limited Edition. Including a Magnificent Silverplated Case
Opening price: $4,500
Estimated: $7,000 -
$8,000
Item 2
Miniature. Megillat Esther on Parchment with a Silver Case. Ottoman Empire, 19th-20th Century
Opening price: $5,000
Estimated: $6,000 -
$7,000
Item 3
Three Large Meggilot Esther. 19th-20th Centuries
Opening price: $500
Estimated: $800 -
$1,200
Sold: $744

The price includes a buyer's commission

Item 4
Small Torah Scroll. Eastern Europe. 19th Century
Opening price: $1,800
Estimated: $3,000 -
$4,000
Sold: $2,728

The price includes a buyer's commission

Item 5
Special Torah Scroll on Gevil, Italy, 18th Century. Including an Italian Mantel and Belt from a Later Period
Opening price: $8,500
Estimated: $20,000 -
$30,000
Item 6
Birkat Erusin and Birkat HaMazon on Parchment. Germany, 18th-19th Century
Opening price: $1,000
Estimated: $2,000 -
$2,500
Sold: $1,488

The price includes a buyer's commission

Item 7
Open Unique Amulet Handwritten and Signed (!) by the Leading Kabbalist Rabbi Yehudah Ptayah
Opening price: $12,000
Estimated: $20,000 -
$30,000
Sold: $14,880

The price includes a buyer's commission

Item 8
Pidyon Nefesh Set from Kabbalist Rabbi Mordechai Sharabi
Opening price: $8,000
Estimated: $12,000 -
$15,000
Item 9
Kabbalistic Amulet. Gold. Persia, 19th Century
Opening price: $4,500
Estimated: $6,000 -
$8,000
Item 10
To be Spared from the Birthpangs of Mashiach: Rare Derashah for the Generation of Redemption, Handwritten by the Ben Ish Chai, with a Double Blessing!
Opening price: $1,000
Estimated: $2,000 -
$3,000
Sold: $1,860

The price includes a buyer's commission

Item 11
The Triple Blessing - "Priestly Blessing" Amulet on Parchment. Italy, 18/19th Century
Opening price: $500
Estimated: $1,000 -
$1,500
Sold: $806

The price includes a buyer's commission

Item 12
Large Amulet for Protection - Manuscript on Parchment. Late 19th-Early 20th Century
Opening price: $500
Estimated: $1,000 -
$1,500
Item 13
Silver Amulet. Persia, 19th Century
Opening price: $300
Estimated: $500 -
$600
Sold: $372

The price includes a buyer's commission

Item 14
Pair of Shivitis on Parchment with Kabbalistic Matters. Afghanistan and Iraq. Early 20th Century
Opening price: $500
Estimated: $800 -
$1,000
Item 15
Goral HaGr"a Tana"ch. Magnificent Edition in Excellent Condition with the Original Leather Binding
Opening price: $1,500
Estimated: $2,000 -
$2,500
Sold: $2,728

The price includes a buyer's commission

Item 16
Complete Na"ch. Megishei Minchah. Especially Impressive and Magnificent Leather bindings. Rare Condition
Opening price: $1,500
Estimated: $4,000 -
$6,000
Sold: $3,224

The price includes a buyer's commission

Item 17
Munich Sha"s Printed by Survivors after the Holocaust Munich-Heidelberg, 1949
Opening price: $1,000
Estimated: $3,000 -
$5,000
Sold: $1,860

The price includes a buyer's commission

Item 18
Shem HaGedoliom by the Chid"a. Two Parts Printed by the Chid"a in his Lifetime. Wide Margins
Opening price: $1,500
Estimated: $2,000 -
$2,500
Sold: $1,860

The price includes a buyer's commission

Item 19
Mishneh Torah by the Ramba"m. Amsterdam, 1702. 'Michtav' Edition. Complete Set
Opening price: $1,000
Estimated: $1,500 -
$2,000
Sold: $1,364

The price includes a buyer's commission

Item 20
Set of the First Print of Noda BiYehudah. Fundamental Sefer. Pedigree Copy. Glosses
Opening price: $1,000
Estimated: $3,000 -
$5,000
Sold: $11,780

The price includes a buyer's commission

Item 21
Sefer Iyov with the Givat Pinchas Commentary by Rabbi Pinchas b"r Yehudah - the Maggid of Polotsk, Renowned Disciple of the Gr"a. Vilna, 1808
Opening price: $500
Estimated: $1,000 -
$1,200
Sold: $682

The price includes a buyer's commission

Item 22
Shir HaShirim. Kohelet. Two Compositions by the Maggid of Polotsk
Opening price: $1,000
Estimated: $1,300 -
$1,500
Item 23
Shevet MiYehudah. The Gr"a's Disciple, the Maggid of Polotsk. Vilna, 1803. First Edition. Especially Rare!
Opening price: $1,000
Estimated: $1,500 -
$1,800
Sold: $1,240

The price includes a buyer's commission

Item 24
Chitzim Shnunim. Polemic Work Against those Opposing the Covenant in Galicia. First Edition of the Rare Work
Opening price: $300
Estimated: $600 -
$1,000
Sold: $422

The price includes a buyer's commission

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