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“Oracle Script Calligraphy”
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· Mar 2026
Chinese School (Late 19th Century) Ink scroll, Calligraphy, ...
£190
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· Mar 2026
Chinese School (Late 19th Century) Ink scroll, Calligraphy, ...
£190
Asian Art
· Apr 2015
Calligraphy in Kaishu
HK$4,160,000
est
HK$4,160,000
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· Apr 2015
Calligraphy in Kaishu
HK$4,160,000
est
HK$4,160,000
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Asian Art
· Apr 2015
Calligraphy in Kaishu
HK$437,500
est
HK$437,500
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· Apr 2015
Calligraphy in Kaishu
HK$437,500
est
HK$437,500
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Asian Art
· Feb 2026
An Islamic watercolour calligraphy on paper
£15
est
£30
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· Feb 2026
An Islamic watercolour calligraphy on paper
£15
est
£30
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Asian Art
· Jul 2025
Jiang Yi (1903-1977) Calligraphy in Running Style
£209
est
£200
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· Jul 2025
Jiang Yi (1903-1977) Calligraphy in Running Style
£209
est
£200
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Asian Art
· Mar 2026
Chinese School (19th Century) Ink scroll, Calligraphy. 130 c...
£380
est
£300
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· Mar 2026
Chinese School (19th Century) Ink scroll, Calligraphy. 130 c...
£380
est
£300
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Asian Art
· Feb 2001
Framed pen and ink calligraphy on paper titled "The...
US$500
est
US$500
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· Feb 2001
Framed pen and ink calligraphy on paper titled "The...
US$500
est
US$500
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Arts & Graphics
· Jun 2013
Chinese Calligraphy Scroll, Zhao Pu Chu
US$500
est
US$500
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· Jun 2013
Chinese Calligraphy Scroll, Zhao Pu Chu
US$500
est
US$500
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Asian Art
· Sept 2012
Fan Calligraphy
US$385
est
US$385
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· Sept 2012
Fan Calligraphy
US$385
est
US$385
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Asian Art
· Dec 2025
Chinese Ink on Paper Hanging Scroll, bamboo & calligraphy wi...
£15
est
£15
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· Dec 2025
Chinese Ink on Paper Hanging Scroll, bamboo & calligraphy wi...
£15
est
£15
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Asian Art
helios
· Mar 2026
AN OTTOMAN TURKISH YATAGHAN WITH SILVER INLAY, 19TH CENTURY
US$600
helios
· Mar 2026
AN OTTOMAN TURKISH YATAGHAN WITH SILVER INLAY, 19TH CENTURY
US$600
Medals, Arms & Armour
helios
· Feb 2026
AN AMERICAN GOLD CALLIGRAPHIC BROOCH, TIFFANY & CO., DATED 1983
US$425
helios
· Feb 2026
AN AMERICAN GOLD CALLIGRAPHIC BROOCH, TIFFANY & CO., DATED 1983
US$425
Jewellery & Gems
· Mar 2017
Islamic manuscript - Dala'il al-Khayrat - c. 1830
€95,000
est
€95,000
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· Mar 2017
Islamic manuscript - Dala'il al-Khayrat - c. 1830
€95,000
est
€95,000
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Books, Maps & Manuscripts
· Jun 2016
Brush washer at the same time a weight for a scroll for the scholars table
€8,100
est
€8,100
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· Jun 2016
Brush washer at the same time a weight for a scroll for the scholars table
€8,100
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€8,100
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Asian Art
loonestates
· Aug 2025
Antique Japanese Calligraphy w/ Poem by Ikkyu
US$25
loonestates
· Aug 2025
Antique Japanese Calligraphy w/ Poem by Ikkyu
US$25
Asian Art
kodesh
· May 2025
Hand-Drawn Shanah Tovah Poster from the Av Beit Din of Borszczow to the Zionist Leader <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> Museum item of historic value </div> <div> Colorful handmade Shanah Tovah poster with beautiful calligraphic script in red, green and black ink. Sent by the gaon Rabbi Yehoshua Krohn, av beit din of Borszczow, to Herzl's heir to the leadership of the Zionist movement, Dr. David Wolfson, second president of the World Zionist Organization, and designer of the Israeli flag. [Borszczow, Poland, presently Ukraine; 1907]. </div> <div> Large circular [Hebrew] text at the top of the page: "May the living G-d inscribe and seal [you] in the book of life." David Wolfson's name appears in the center of the circle with the title "The Zionist" along with the passuk "David was successful in all his ways and Hashem was with him" as well as the verse [combination] written in the corners: "May Hashem bless you and support you from Tziyon." A lyrical blessing for the new year appears across the bottom of the page, in vowelized scribal script. The sender's signature is in the margins of the poster: "Yehoshua Krohn of Borszczow, scion of the author of Sha"ch." </div> <div> The poster is drawn on one part of a large sheet, and the other part enfolds a lengthy letter in Yiddish as a separate leaf, to Dr. Wolfson. Rabbi Krohn's signature appears in a foreign language in the margins of the letter, along with his stamp. </div> <div> Refer to the Hebrew catalog text for brief biographies of the sender, Rabbi Yehoshua Krohn, rabbi of Borszczow, and the addressee, Dr. David Wolfson. </div> <div> [1] large leaf, divided into [2] leaves, 33x21 cm each. Glossy high-quality paper. </div> <div> Fine condition except for tears along the folds. </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div>
US$550
kodesh
· May 2025
Hand-Drawn Shanah Tovah Poster from the Av Beit Din of Borszczow to the Zionist Leader <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> Museum item of historic value </div> <div> Colorful handmade Shanah Tovah poster with beautiful calligraphic script in red, green and black ink. Sent by the gaon Rabbi Yehoshua Krohn, av beit din of Borszczow, to Herzl's heir to the leadership of the Zionist movement, Dr. David Wolfson, second president of the World Zionist Organization, and designer of the Israeli flag. [Borszczow, Poland, presently Ukraine; 1907]. </div> <div> Large circular [Hebrew] text at the top of the page: "May the living G-d inscribe and seal [you] in the book of life." David Wolfson's name appears in the center of the circle with the title "The Zionist" along with the passuk "David was successful in all his ways and Hashem was with him" as well as the verse [combination] written in the corners: "May Hashem bless you and support you from Tziyon." A lyrical blessing for the new year appears across the bottom of the page, in vowelized scribal script. The sender's signature is in the margins of the poster: "Yehoshua Krohn of Borszczow, scion of the author of Sha"ch." </div> <div> The poster is drawn on one part of a large sheet, and the other part enfolds a lengthy letter in Yiddish as a separate leaf, to Dr. Wolfson. Rabbi Krohn's signature appears in a foreign language in the margins of the letter, along with his stamp. </div> <div> Refer to the Hebrew catalog text for brief biographies of the sender, Rabbi Yehoshua Krohn, rabbi of Borszczow, and the addressee, Dr. David Wolfson. </div> <div> [1] large leaf, divided into [2] leaves, 33x21 cm each. Glossy high-quality paper. </div> <div> Fine condition except for tears along the folds. </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div> </div>
· Aug 2025
The Marc Wolff Collection: Three Original Production Scripts: Lara
£182
est
£100
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· Aug 2025
The Marc Wolff Collection: Three Original Production Scripts: Lara
£182
est
£100
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Postcards & Stamps
kelliesestatesales
· Jan 2026
A Collection of Seven Southwestern Decorative Arts including Adin Shade Style Trivet and Signed Marq Pottery
US$35
kelliesestatesales
· Jan 2026
A Collection of Seven Southwestern Decorative Arts including Adin Shade Style Trivet and Signed Marq Pottery
US$35
Porcelain & Pottery
lionandunicorn
· Nov 2025
1752 Nanking Cargo Shipwreck Chinese Earthenware Jar
US$40
lionandunicorn
· Nov 2025
1752 Nanking Cargo Shipwreck Chinese Earthenware Jar
US$40
Porcelain & Pottery
lionandunicorn
· Oct 2025
1752 Nanking Cargo Shipwreck Chinese Earthenware Jar
US$130
lionandunicorn
· Oct 2025
1752 Nanking Cargo Shipwreck Chinese Earthenware Jar
US$130
Porcelain & Pottery
kestenbaum
· Feb 2021
<b>(PINKAS).<br /><<(New York).>> Pinkas Chevrah Kadisha Anshei Makhnivka [The Machnowker Aid Association].</b> <br /> <br /> <br /> <span>Manuscript in Hebrew and Yiddish written in square and cursive hands on paper. Multicolored artistic title page.</span> <br />pp. 33 (excluding blanks). Few light stains. Modern boards. Folio. <br />New York: 1901-22 <br /> <br /> <br />The volumes opens with a rhyming Hebrew acrostic poem describing the charitable purpose of the society: “To assist swiftly/ our brothers at a time of [Heaven] forfend/ if one of his house should end/ timely aid we will send” (free translation). The acrostic forms the initials of Leib ben Eliyahu Heller, perhaps the scribe / artist as well as composer. After a customary formulaic introduction (“The Rabbis said benevolent kindness is greater than charity, for charity is only for the living, while benevolence is for the living and the dead, ”) the Pinkas lists the 18 Takanot it adopted when established, Pesach of 1901. The rules are typical and procedural, but some of them require strict religious standards (No. 2: ‘One who profanes the Sabbath or Yom Tov publicly, even those rules which are rabbinic’ is excluded. No.3: ‘Shavers with a razor’ are excluded). The names of the thirty original members are subsequently written in a variety of calligraphic scripts. The rest of the pages are lists of the elected officers over the years. A few entries are minutes of meetings written in Yiddish. A fine material record of the activities of one of the many fraternal organizations formed by landsmenshaftn in America. The members, originally from Makhnivka, Ukraine, eventually had plots in four cemeteries in Queens and Long Island (see https://kehilalinks.jewishgen.org/makhnovka/landsmanshaft.htm). Machnivka’s Jewish population in 1897 was some 2,400, or half the population of the town which was located in Vinnytsia Oblast (see https://www.yadvashem.org/untoldstories/database/index.asp? cid=743). The town also spawned a family of Chassidic Rebbes, a branch of the Chernobyl / Skver dynasty. The current Machnovka Rebbe is Grand Rabbi Yehoshua Rokeach (b. 1949) of Bnei Brak, Israel.
US$1,300
kestenbaum
· Feb 2021
<b>(PINKAS).<br /><<(New York).>> Pinkas Chevrah Kadisha Anshei Makhnivka [The Machnowker Aid Association].</b> <br /> <br /> <br /> <span>Manuscript in Hebrew and Yiddish written in square and cursive hands on paper. Multicolored artistic title page.</span> <br />pp. 33 (excluding blanks). Few light stains. Modern boards. Folio. <br />New York: 1901-22 <br /> <br /> <br />The volumes opens with a rhyming Hebrew acrostic poem describing the charitable purpose of the society: “To assist swiftly/ our brothers at a time of [Heaven] forfend/ if one of his house should end/ timely aid we will send” (free translation). The acrostic forms the initials of Leib ben Eliyahu Heller, perhaps the scribe / artist as well as composer. After a customary formulaic introduction (“The Rabbis said benevolent kindness is greater than charity, for charity is only for the living, while benevolence is for the living and the dead, ”) the Pinkas lists the 18 Takanot it adopted when established, Pesach of 1901. The rules are typical and procedural, but some of them require strict religious standards (No. 2: ‘One who profanes the Sabbath or Yom Tov publicly, even those rules which are rabbinic’ is excluded. No.3: ‘Shavers with a razor’ are excluded). The names of the thirty original members are subsequently written in a variety of calligraphic scripts. The rest of the pages are lists of the elected officers over the years. A few entries are minutes of meetings written in Yiddish. A fine material record of the activities of one of the many fraternal organizations formed by landsmenshaftn in America. The members, originally from Makhnivka, Ukraine, eventually had plots in four cemeteries in Queens and Long Island (see https://kehilalinks.jewishgen.org/makhnovka/landsmanshaft.htm). Machnivka’s Jewish population in 1897 was some 2,400, or half the population of the town which was located in Vinnytsia Oblast (see https://www.yadvashem.org/untoldstories/database/index.asp? cid=743). The town also spawned a family of Chassidic Rebbes, a branch of the Chernobyl / Skver dynasty. The current Machnovka Rebbe is Grand Rabbi Yehoshua Rokeach (b. 1949) of Bnei Brak, Israel.
kestenbaum
· Nov 2020
<b>(HUNGARY).<br />Sefer HaZkarath Neshamoth.</b> <br /> <br /> <br /> <span>Hebrew manuscript written in square and cursive calligraphic Ashkenazic hands. Principally prepared by Moshe Glick. Title-page finely composed in pen-and-ink.</span> <br />pp. 38 (excluding blanks). Light wear. Original binding with manuscript inlay pasted onto upper cover, rubbed. 4to. <br />Tótkomlós (Békés County), Hungary: 1906 <br /> <br /> <br />This Yizkor-Book for the town of Tótkomlós was written on thick paper with gilt edges by the scribe Moshe Glick for the local Chevra Kadisha headed by Yehudah (Lipot) Itzkowitz and Pesach Levinger. The first sixteen pages are memorials (“Kel Maleh Rachamim”) composed in the scribe’s large, handsome hand for the dead, ranging from 1871-1905. Following these are many more pages in various hands with lists of names to be recited at Yizkor. The names are given in full in Hebrew and generally in Hungarian as well. Jews were only permitted to settle in Tótkomlós and other Hungarian towns after the Revolution of 1848. A Chevra Kadisha and synagogue were established there in 1884 and a Jewish school in 1895. It's Jewish population at the time numbered about 150. See https://dbs.bh.org.il/place/t-o-t-k-o-m-l-o-s.
US$1,500
kestenbaum
· Nov 2020
<b>(HUNGARY).<br />Sefer HaZkarath Neshamoth.</b> <br /> <br /> <br /> <span>Hebrew manuscript written in square and cursive calligraphic Ashkenazic hands. Principally prepared by Moshe Glick. Title-page finely composed in pen-and-ink.</span> <br />pp. 38 (excluding blanks). Light wear. Original binding with manuscript inlay pasted onto upper cover, rubbed. 4to. <br />Tótkomlós (Békés County), Hungary: 1906 <br /> <br /> <br />This Yizkor-Book for the town of Tótkomlós was written on thick paper with gilt edges by the scribe Moshe Glick for the local Chevra Kadisha headed by Yehudah (Lipot) Itzkowitz and Pesach Levinger. The first sixteen pages are memorials (“Kel Maleh Rachamim”) composed in the scribe’s large, handsome hand for the dead, ranging from 1871-1905. Following these are many more pages in various hands with lists of names to be recited at Yizkor. The names are given in full in Hebrew and generally in Hungarian as well. Jews were only permitted to settle in Tótkomlós and other Hungarian towns after the Revolution of 1848. A Chevra Kadisha and synagogue were established there in 1884 and a Jewish school in 1895. It's Jewish population at the time numbered about 150. See https://dbs.bh.org.il/place/t-o-t-k-o-m-l-o-s.
helios
· Nov 2025
AN OTTOMAN STRAIGHT WOOTZ DAGGER WITH GOLD KOFTGARI INSCRIPTION
US$500
helios
· Nov 2025
AN OTTOMAN STRAIGHT WOOTZ DAGGER WITH GOLD KOFTGARI INSCRIPTION
US$500
Medals, Arms & Armour
helios
· Feb 2026
THREE INDO-PERSIAN MANUSCRIPT MINIATURE PAINTINGS, QAJAR SCHOOL, IRAN OR NORTHERN INDIA, 19TH CENTURY
US$300
helios
· Feb 2026
THREE INDO-PERSIAN MANUSCRIPT MINIATURE PAINTINGS, QAJAR SCHOOL, IRAN OR NORTHERN INDIA, 19TH CENTURY
US$300
Arts & Graphics
US$550
Books, Maps & Manuscripts
US$1,300
Books, Maps & Manuscripts
US$1,500
Books, Maps & Manuscripts
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Colorful handmade Shanah Tovah poster with beautiful calligraphic script in red, green and black ink. Sent by the gaon Rabbi Yehoshua Krohn, av beit din of Borszczow, to Herzl's heir to the leadership of the Zionist movement, Dr. David Wolfson, second president of the World Zionist Organization, and designer of the Israeli flag. [Borszczow, Poland, presently Ukraine; 1907].
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Large circular [Hebrew] text at the top of the page: "May the living G-d inscribe and seal [you] in the book of life." David Wolfson's name appears in the center of the circle with the title "The Zionist" along with the passuk "David was successful in all his ways and Hashem was with him" as well as the verse [combination] written in the corners: "May Hashem bless you and support you from Tziyon." A lyrical blessing for the new year appears across the bottom of the page, in vowelized scribal script. The sender's signature is in the margins of the poster: "Yehoshua Krohn of Borszczow, scion of the author of Sha"ch."
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![<b>(PINKAS).<br /><<(New York).>> Pinkas Chevrah Kadisha Anshei Makhnivka [The Machnowker Aid Association].</b>
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<span>Manuscript in Hebrew and Yiddish written in square and cursive hands on paper. Multicolored artistic title page.</span>
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<br />The volumes opens with a rhyming Hebrew acrostic poem describing the charitable purpose of the society: “To assist swiftly/ our brothers at a time of [Heaven] forfend/ if one of his house should end/ timely aid we will send” (free translation). The acrostic forms the initials of Leib ben Eliyahu Heller, perhaps the scribe / artist as well as composer. After a customary formulaic introduction (“The Rabbis said benevolent kindness is greater than charity, for charity is only for the living, while benevolence is for the living and the dead, ”) the Pinkas lists the 18 Takanot it adopted when established, Pesach of 1901. The rules are typical and procedural, but some of them require strict religious standards (No. 2: ‘One who profanes the Sabbath or Yom Tov publicly, even those rules which are rabbinic’ is excluded. No.3: ‘Shavers with a razor’ are excluded). The names of the thirty original members are subsequently written in a variety of calligraphic scripts. The rest of the pages are lists of the elected officers over the years. A few entries are minutes of meetings written in Yiddish. A fine material record of the activities of one of the many fraternal organizations formed by landsmenshaftn in America. The members, originally from Makhnivka, Ukraine, eventually had plots in four cemeteries in Queens and Long Island (see https://kehilalinks.jewishgen.org/makhnovka/landsmanshaft.htm). Machnivka’s Jewish population in 1897 was some 2,400, or half the population of the town which was located in Vinnytsia Oblast (see https://www.yadvashem.org/untoldstories/database/index.asp? cid=743). The town also spawned a family of Chassidic Rebbes, a branch of the Chernobyl / Skver dynasty. The current Machnovka Rebbe is Grand Rabbi Yehoshua Rokeach (b. 1949) of Bnei Brak, Israel.](/img/aHR0cHM6Ly9iaWRzcGlyaXQtaW1hZ2VzLmdsb2JhbC5zc2wuZmFzdGx5Lm5ldC9rZXN0ZW5iYXVtL2Nsb25lZC1pbWFnZXMvMTE3MzQ3LzAwMS8wMDEuanBn.a5NcSs0a5c_pnIdY5LSTUw)
