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H Havdalah (See also: YaKeNHaz)

Monuments Found: 9+72
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Havdalah plate, Germany, 18??

(104)
Merzer, Hamavdil

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Beverley-Jane Stewart, Liberal Jewish Synagogue in London, 2005

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Jewish Life Cycle, 2006

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New Year (~Rosh Hashanah~) postcard, early 20th century

(P.2079)
New Year (~Rosh Hashanah~) postcard with wine and candle, early 20th century

(P.2082)
New Year (~Rosh Hashanah~) postcard, New York City, circa 1910

(P.2113)
Postcard with a family making Havdalah ceremony, Cracow (Kraków), 1903

(P.3513)
Postcard with reproduction of Oppenheim's "The Conclusion of the Sabbath", published in Frankfurt am Main, early 20th century

(P.3863)
Nuchim Cukerman’s Prayer House in Będzin
Minhagim by Shimon Levy Ginsburg
Minhagim by Shimon Levy Ginsburg
Simmel Seder Tikkunei Shabbat
Simmel JTS Seder Tikkunei Shabbat
Simmel JTS Seder Tikkunei Shabbat
JTS Seder Tikkun Sabbath
JTS Seder Tikkun Sabbath
JTS Seder Tikkun Sabbath of 1724/5
JTS Seder Tikkun Sabbath of 1724/5
Amsterdam Yaakov Shamash Tikkun Sabbath


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Monuments Found: 8+
8 objects in children categories:
Havdalah plate

(86)
Mark Podwal, Acre and Jaffa, 1977

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Mark Podwal, Shabbat, 1995

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Mark Podwal, Spice Boxes, 2005

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Jewish Life Cycle, 2006

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Andrea Strongwater, A Jewish Year - Havdallah, 2000s

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New Year (~Rosh Hashanah~) postcard with spice box and wine, 1908

(P.2081)
Postcard with a family making Havdalah ceremony, Cracow (Kraków), 1903

(P.3513)
JTS Seder Tikkun Sabbath
JTS Seder Tikkun Sabbath
JTS Seder Tikkun Sabbath of 1724/5
JTS Seder Tikkun Sabbath of 1724/5
Minhagim by Yitzhak Isaac Tirnau
Haggadah shel Pesach
Havdalah from "A Collage of Customs" by Mark Podwal
Tempel Synagogue Havdalah Candle Holder from the series Polish Synagogues Reimagined as Jewish Ceremonial Objects by Mark Podwal