Framed

שלט מקורי על קרטון של תה וויסוצקי שנות החמישים

ממוסגר

WISSOTZKY:
It was 1849 and Klonimus Wolf Wissotzky liked tea. But he wanted to love it. He tried every tea in Moscow, but they all fell short. So he set sail on an unending quest to find the world’s best ingredients.
Later, the Wissotzky Tea Company was the exclusive purveyor to a real tea snob—the Russian emperor. To satisfy the royal whims, and our own passions, we set out on expeditions to every corner of the earth looking for new flavors.
Since then we’ve moved our operations and won numerous awards from the connoisseurs of Europe and Asia. But mostly we’ve been choosing teas, blending them, cupping, and blending them again until they’re teas we can truly love.

This unwavering commitment to quality has been driving us for over five generations, and we do it all so every customer’s cup tastes remarkable.

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Vintage Jewish Sign “Kosher Margarine” Berlin 1920s

Rare advertisement cardboard poster Sign of Jewish Kosher margarine made in Berlin, likely from the Late 1920s early 1930s before the perseution and destruction of the New Synagogue in Berlin. The colored ad is made of hard cardboard and was hung on the walls of the Jewish Kosher food shops. The poster says the margarine is made from Kosher plants and a perfect butter-substitute, that it’s manufactured under their supervision using meat and milk, and approved by the rabbinate of the Jewish community of the Synagogue of Berlin. Very nice and rare!

Framed

Judaica

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