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A SILVER HANUKAH LAMP, POSSIBLY GERMAN 18TH CENTURY, BEARING MARKS FOR RÖTGER HERFURTH, FRANKFURT

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November 20, 08:47 PM GMT

Estimate

12,000 - 18,000 USD

Lot Details

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A SILVER HANUKAH LAMP, POSSIBLY GERMAN 18TH CENTURY, BEARING MARKS FOR RÖTGER HERFURTH, FRANKFURT


chest-form with hinged cover and lion rampant feet, with rectangular servant light with flag

marked inside body, on cover, and servant light

length 6 in.

15.2 cm

Please note the following amendments to the printed catalogue Please note that the Guarantee line for this lot should read, "A silver Hanukah lamp, possibly German 18th century, bearing marks for Rotger Herfurth, Frankfurt."

A similar lamp, formerly in the Zagayski Collection, was in the Furman Collection, JAF no. 103, Treasures of Jewish Art, pp. 182-3. Another by Balthazar Leschorn?, also Frankfurt, is in the Jewish Museum, New York. See Susan Braunstein, Five Centuries of Hanukkah Lamps from the Jewish Museum, p. 235, no. 155.