Pair of Yemenite Rimonim Finials, Late 19th Century. A finely crafted and highly decorative pair of Yemenite silver Torah finials (rimonim), dating to the late 19th century. Each finial is elaborately constructed in the traditional Yemenite form, featuring tall, tiered bodies richly adorned with intricate filigree, applied wirework, and pierced geometric and floral motifs. The upper sections are surmounted by domed crowns set with small colored glass or stone cabochons, while the central tiers are encircled by suspended silver bells, originally intended to chime as the Torah was carried in procession.
The finials are further embellished with additional inset stones in red, blue, and green hues, enhancing their visual complexity and ceremonial presence. Both are mounted on a shared later display base for presentation.
Estimated Value $350 - 400
Judaica
