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VINTAGE 14K YELLOW GOLD MEZUZAH CASE – ORNATE STAR OF DAVID – JEWISH JUDAICA – 4 GRAMS
Beautiful, intricately detailed vintage Jewish mezuzah case featuring a prominent raised Star of David with Hebrew lettering, surrounded by elaborate floral and geometric openwork.
This petite piece measures just over 1 inch long and features richly detailed gold-colored metalwork, with an attractive combination of raised decorative elements and recessed areas.
The reverse has an oval opening, with what appears to be the original parchment scroll still inside.
The case appears to have originally been mounted or attached to another surface. There is no pendant bail or chain attachment. Its original mounting arrangement has not been determined.
ITEM DETAILS
Metal: Believed to be 14K yellow gold; purity not independently verified
Total Weight: Approximately 4 grams, including contents
Length: Just over 1 inch
Design: Star of David with Hebrew lettering
Style: Vintage Jewish Judaica / Mezuzah Case
Decoration: Ornate raised floral and geometric detailing
Back: Oval opening with visible interior material
Scroll: Appears to be present; authenticity and condition unverified
Hallmark: Possible worn marking on reverse, no longer legible
Mounting: Appears designed for attachment to another surface; original mounting method unknown
Condition: Vintage pre-owned condition with surface wear, patina, and age-related markings
A DISTINCTIVE PIECE OF VINTAGE JUDAICA
An attractive and finely detailed mezuzah case featuring traditional Jewish symbolism and elaborate decorative craftsmanship.
A lovely collectible for those interested in vintage Judaica, Jewish religious objects, and traditional mezuzah cases.
Please examine all photographs carefully, particularly the reverse, construction, and surface condition.
Sold as pictured.
