Antique Judaica besamim spice tower, traditionally used in the Havdalah ceremony marking the end of Shabbat. Produced in the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the late 19th to early 20th century. The tower is made of solid silver, 800 fineness, and bears the Diana hallmark (used 1872–1922), confirming its authenticity and period. Designed in a tall architectural form with openwork decoration and decorative details. It features a hinged door for placing aromatic spices inside. Details: Origin: Austro-Hungarian Empire Period: ca. 1890–1910 Material: solid silver, 800 standard Hallmark: Diana (1872–1922) Height: 25.5 cm Weight: 280 g Condition: Very good antique condition, with natural age-related patina. The small decorative flag originally mounted on the top spire is missing, which is common for besamim towers of this age. The structure is stable and fully authentic.