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Judaika – Originale Emaille- und Stahl-Straßenplakette, hebräische Inschrift „Synagoge“ (בית כנסת) – - Emailleschild - Metall, Emaille, Stahl
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Judaika – Originale Emaille- und Stahl-Straßenplakette, hebräische Inschrift „Synagoge“ (בית כנסת) – - Emailleschild - Metall, Emaille, Stahl

Judaica – Original Enamel & Steel Street Plaque, Hebrew Inscription "Synagogue" (בית כנסת) – Rare Historic Sign, Poland, circa 1910–1940 A very rare original Judaica enamel and steel plaque bearing the Hebrew inscription "בית כנסת" (Beit Knesset), meaning "Synagogue," accompanied by an elegant pointing hand indicating direction. Historical Background: During the Second Republic period (1921–1939), approximately 3.5 million Jews lived in Poland. After the German invasion in 1939, synagogues across the country were forcibly closed. It is estimated that about 130,000 synagogues were destroyed or burned. Any surviving items, especially signage related to Jewish heritage, are extremely rare. Most plaques and symbols of Jewish culture were deliberately destroyed. The fact that this enamel plaque has survived until today makes it an extraordinary find. Provenance: This enamel sign was from a scrap yard in Warsaw, Poland, in the 1990s. The specific street or synagogue on which this plaque hung is unfortunately unknown today, adding to its historical mystique. Technical Details: - Material: High-quality enamel on steel (hot enamel technique) - Condition: Authentic patina, rust on edges consistent with age, overall well-preserved. - Period: Likely from around 1910–1940 (early 20th century) - Form: Slightly convex, typical of authentic street signs of the period - Dimensions: 30 cm x 20 cm - Weight: Approx. 500 grams The quality of steel and enamel used in this plaque is noticeably superior to modern examples, enabling it to remain relatively well-preserved despite its age. It has been carefully stored in a controlled environment with stable temperature and low humidity to prevent further rusting or deterioration. Cultural Significance: Today, such historic Jewish enamel signs pointing towards synagogues are nearly impossible to find. In the pre-war period, they were common in Polish cities. Now, modern technology like Google Maps replaces physical signage, making original historical plaques extremely collectible and culturally significant. A truly remarkable artifact for any Judaica collector, historian, or enthusiast of rare signage. Shipping: All items listed in our auctions come from our private collection. We are TOP-rated sellers with the best reviews. We ensure fast shipping with a tracking number for secure transactions.

Nr. 101314420

Verkauft
Judaika – Originale Emaille- und Stahl-Straßenplakette, hebräische Inschrift „Synagoge“ (בית כנסת) – - Emailleschild - Metall, Emaille, Stahl

Judaika – Originale Emaille- und Stahl-Straßenplakette, hebräische Inschrift „Synagoge“ (בית כנסת) – - Emailleschild - Metall, Emaille, Stahl

Judaica – Original Enamel & Steel Street Plaque, Hebrew Inscription "Synagogue" (בית כנסת) – Rare Historic Sign, Poland, circa 1910–1940

A very rare original Judaica enamel and steel plaque bearing the Hebrew inscription "בית כנסת" (Beit Knesset), meaning "Synagogue," accompanied by an elegant pointing hand indicating direction.
Historical Background:

During the Second Republic period (1921–1939), approximately 3.5 million Jews lived in Poland. After the German invasion in 1939, synagogues across the country were forcibly closed. It is estimated that about 130,000 synagogues were destroyed or burned. Any surviving items, especially signage related to Jewish heritage, are extremely rare. Most plaques and symbols of Jewish culture were deliberately destroyed. The fact that this enamel plaque has survived until today makes it an extraordinary find.
Provenance:

This enamel sign was from a scrap yard in Warsaw, Poland, in the 1990s. The specific street or synagogue on which this plaque hung is unfortunately unknown today, adding to its historical mystique.
Technical Details:

- Material: High-quality enamel on steel (hot enamel technique)
- Condition: Authentic patina, rust on edges consistent with age, overall well-preserved.
- Period: Likely from around 1910–1940 (early 20th century)
- Form: Slightly convex, typical of authentic street signs of the period
- Dimensions: 30 cm x 20 cm
- Weight: Approx. 500 grams

The quality of steel and enamel used in this plaque is noticeably superior to modern examples, enabling it to remain relatively well-preserved despite its age. It has been carefully stored in a controlled environment with stable temperature and low humidity to prevent further rusting or deterioration.
Cultural Significance:

Today, such historic Jewish enamel signs pointing towards synagogues are nearly impossible to find. In the pre-war period, they were common in Polish cities. Now, modern technology like Google Maps replaces physical signage, making original historical plaques extremely collectible and culturally significant.

A truly remarkable artifact for any Judaica collector, historian, or enthusiast of rare signage.
Shipping:

All items listed in our auctions come from our private collection. We are TOP-rated sellers with the best reviews. We ensure fast shipping with a tracking number for secure transactions.

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€ 215
Ashley Calvert
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