February 29, 2024
Large Decorative Portrait Tin~made in Isreal~Hebrew
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Large Decorative Portrait Tin~made in Isreal~Hebrew Description I recently attended an auction that offered the entire contents of a local Antique Shop. The owner retired - after FORTY (40) years in business. She had a little bit of everything! I will be listing items from her store for the next couple of weeks. Please check back to see if we have anything you need. We often can save on shipping if items can be safely shipped together. Thanks for looking! Item: This item is very interesting to me. An obviously older decorative tin in gold, green and black. The center is weighted in the back and features a stamped scene with two ancient figures carrying something hanging from a stick. Hebrew writing surrounds the scene. What does it say? A very nice, ready to display item. Please see the photos for more detail. Maker: Stamped into the back is'Hand Made in Isreal' and some Hebrew writing. Please see the photos. Size: It's very large, and weighted in the center in the back. 13 1/4" wide Condition: Very good, one portion of the rim seems to be a little out of round, barely noticable. I'll leave it to the new owner to straighten it out. Very lovely! Payment ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Check out my other items - we can always save on shipping! Payment is expected within 7 days of auction closing. We accept paypal (mandatory
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