SILVER, VERMONY AND BLUE ENAMEL TORAH WREATH Algeria, early 20th century L_108 cm H_13 cm - Weight : 1845 gr. This wreath is made of twelve sections, each one having in its center the emblem of one of the twelve tribes of Israel. Each section is decorated with hinds supporting the tables of the law, and surmounted by a menorah. This wreath was offered in memory of several people whose names are inscribed in Hebrew at the bottom of each section. Blue enamel missing in places.

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