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Biblical World Gallery
Judaica (Books, postcards, photos, manuscripts)

16-12-2007 16:00
 
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Rabbi and his wife (rebbetzin), glazed coloured ceramic figures made in Lithuania in the 1900's.

Rabbi and his wife (rebbetzin), glazed coloured ceramic figures made in Lithuania in the 1900's.
Rabbi and his wife (rebbetzin), glazed coloured ceramic figures made in Lithuania in the 1900's.


The folk artist, who made them, later moved to the USA. He called these figures bubbe and zaydie (in Yiddish: Babe un Zaide = grandma, and grandpa). He made more pieces of them. After 1939 World's Fair they became popular among...

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auction house Biblical World Gallery
date of auction d-m-Y H:i
title of auction Judaica (Books, postcards, photos, manuscripts)
date of exhibition not given
auction contact +36-1 784-1047 | raj@zsido.hu | www.judaica.hu
link of auction https://axioart.com/aukcio/2007-12-16/judaica-konyv,-kepeslap,-foto,-kezirat,-kegytargy-
239. item
Rabbi and his wife (rebbetzin), glazed coloured ceramic figures made in Lithuania in the 1900's.
The folk artist, who made them, later moved to the USA. He called these figures bubbe and zaydie (in Yiddish: Babe un Zaide = grandma, and grandpa). He made more pieces of them. After 1939 World's Fair they became popular among collectors. SPECIALLY RARE!