Silver Presentation Plate with Hebrew Dedication, Ramla, 1988. Oval silver plate with elaborate repoussé and chased border, featuring a repeating decorative motif around the rim and a plain central field engraved in Hebrew. The inscription records a formal presentation made in Ramla, Israel, in 1988, honoring Teodor Zaltzman. The text is arranged in multiple centered lines and appears to commemorate a communal or institutional occasion, consistent with late 20th-century Israeli presentation pieces.
The plate is fitted on the reverse with a wire display mount, allowing for wall presentation. Surface wear, light scratching, and patina consistent with age and ceremonial use. No visible maker's marks noted.
A decorative and historically contextual Judaica presentation object, reflecting late-20th-century Israeli communal culture.
Estimated Value $200 - 300
Judaica
