Brass Plate is beautifully decorated with engraved verses of blessings from Tanach each in their own crescent shaped sections. Attractive floral etching crowning and separating each verse from the next. Center of plate has the engraved initials H.B. to whom this plate was made and designed for, surrounded by a Star of David and further verses of blessings.
Signed Chaim Kohen Tzabon bottom left.
Chaim Kohen Tzabon was a prominent Jewish silversmith from the Ottoman Empire, known for his fine craftsmanship in silver, especially during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He worked primarily in the region of what is now Turkey, producing intricate silver and Judaica items, such as Torah ornaments, spice boxes, and other ceremonial objects used in Jewish religious rituals.
Tzabon’s works were highly regarded for their detail and artistry, often featuring traditional Jewish symbols and motifs. His pieces were typically handmade and showcased a blend of local Ottoman influences with Jewish artistic traditions, making them highly valued by collectors and within the Jewish community.
Some of his works are found in museums or private collections, where they are appreciated for their cultural and historical significance.
Great condition.
33cm x 33cm.
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