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- Date of production 1821
- Place of creation Vienna
- Dimensions height: 24.8 cm
- ID no. MHK 523/VII
- Museum Historical Museum of the City of Kraków
- Branch The Old Synagogue
- Subjects multiculture, religion
- Technique filigree, casting, chiselling
- Material silver
- Object copyright Historical Museum of the City of Kraków
- Digital images copyright public domain
- Digitalisation RDW MIC, Małopolska's Virtual Museums project
- Tags multiculturalism , judaica , silversmiths , sabbath , ceremony , Jews , 3D , architecture , scent , sacred art , public domain
The container for fragrant spices (e.g. clove, cinnamon, vanilla, myrtle), the aroma of which is ritually inhaled during the ceremony called Havdalah (in Hebrew: separation) is held in Jewish houses at the end of Shabbat. The base is in the form of a square frame. The stem has four rods fastened with four elliptic medallions.
more The container for fragrant spices (e.g. clove, cinnamon, vanilla, myrtle), the aroma of which is ritually inhaled during the ceremony called Havdalah (in Hebrew: separation) is held in Jewish houses at the end of Shabbat.
The base is in the form of a square frame. The stem has four rods fastened with four elliptic medallions. The upper part with a container is three-levelled, quadrilateral; individual levels are surrounded with low barriers; the walls are filled with filigree—tinier in the lower part of the framework with volute motifs. The top is crowned with a flèche with a bell, a pyramidal roof on it with an openwork ball of silver wire and a flag at its top.
On one of the sides of the base three goldsmith marks, including: "T" in the oval and maybe name mark (?) "JV".
Elaborated by Eugeniusz Duda (Historical Museum of the City of Kraków), © all rights reserved
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