Three Judaica Wall-Hung Silver Objects — Memorial Lamp & Two Mizrach Plaques. Comprising three separate ritual and devotional fittings for the Jewish home and synagogue, including the following:
1.) Silver Memorial Hanging Oil Lamp
A traditional Jewish memorial lamp (ner tamid–style form), executed in hand-worked silver, suspended by triple chains from an upper ring mount. The lamp features attached decorative hanging elements and a pierced Star of David medallion centered beneath the lamp. The interior is engraved in Hebrew with a memorial inscription. Displays age-consistent wear and patination.
2.) Silver Mizrach Wall Plaque
A hexagonal silver mizrach plaque with Hebrew inscription reading "Mizrach", denoting the eastern direction of prayer. The plaque is ornamented with symbolic flourishes, including flanking foliate scrolls and a rising sun motif above the lettering. Suspended from a chain for wall mounting. Displays hand-chased decoration with original darkened patina and light surface wear.
3.) Miniature Mizrach Plaque
A small-scale framed mizrach plaque containing printed Hebrew devotional text beneath glass, likely intended for personal or household use. Featuring compact proportions and wire suspension loop for hanging. The text employs traditional script layout with arc-formed passages and protective iconography, characteristic of Ashkenazi religious printing. Displays age toning and wear consistent with handling and long-term display.
Estimated Value $300 - 400
Judaica
