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ادوات السجل العروض	Tallit in Velvet Bag إزالة من الاختيار ضف للاختيار رقم الكائنM2009/033:001 العنوانTallit in Velvet Bag الوصفBlue and white Tallit (prayer shawl) in original navy embroidered velvet bag. This Tallit was passed down through three generations of the Davis family. It first belonged to Bernard (or Bernhardt) Davidovitz, who was a woodcarver from Bucharest, Romania. He married Elizabeth Machen in 1897. The couple moved to Australia and had a small pawn shop on Oxford Street in Sydney. His family lived above the shop, including his son Samuel Davis (no longer Davidovitz), who was born in 1906. Samuel became a shop manager and married Esther Freeman at the Great Synagogue in Sydney on 6 Feb 1937. Samuel inherited the Tallit and eventually passed it to his son, Richard Davis, who donated it to the Museum. التاريخ circa 1900 الموضوعJudaica, religious objects, families, Tallit اسم الكائنTallit مادةsilk الأبعاد Tallit width: 450.00 mm height: 1500.00 mm Bag width: 245.00 mm height: 155.00 mm اللغة Hebrew Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Richard Davis

رقم الكائنM2009/033:001

العنوانTallit in Velvet Bag

الوصفBlue and white Tallit (prayer shawl) in original navy embroidered velvet bag. This Tallit was passed down through three generations of the Davis family. It first belonged to Bernard (or Bernhardt) Davidovitz, who was a woodcarver from Bucharest, Romania. He married Elizabeth Machen in 1897. The couple moved to Australia and had a small pawn shop on Oxford Street in Sydney. His family lived above the shop, including his son Samuel Davis (no longer Davidovitz), who was born in 1906. Samuel became a shop manager and married Esther Freeman at the Great Synagogue in Sydney on 6 Feb 1937. Samuel inherited the Tallit and eventually passed it to his son, Richard Davis, who donated it to the Museum.

التاريخ circa 1900

الموضوعJudaica, religious objects, families, Tallit

اسم الكائنTallit

مادةsilk

الأبعاد

اللغة

Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Richard Davis

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