Silber aus Heilbronn für die Welt. P. Bruckmann & Söhne (1805–1973)

Translated title	Silver from Heilbronn for the World. P. Bruckmann & Sons (1805–1973)
Curators	Reinhard Sänger, Joachim Hennze.
Imprint	Heilbronn, Germany, 2001. 237 pp., illustrations: 26 col., 455 b&w, 27 × 22.4 cm. German.
ISBN	3930811901
Location	Städtische Museen Heilbronn (11 May–9 September 2002)
Description	Exemplary pieces from the largest and most important silverware factory in Germany during this period. Includes a set of table lamps designed by Friedrich Adler, and images of Adler’s earlier Judaica pieces, featured in the 1911 exhibition “Ausstellung kirchlicher Kunst Schwabens” [Exhibition of Swabian Ecclesiastical Art]. These works are shown on p. 108 and briefly mentioned on pp. 109 and 135. Descriptive entries. Circa 210 items.
main keywords	ADLER, FRIEDRICH CEREMONIAL OBJECTS HEILBRONN SILVER, HEILBRONN SILVERSMITHING, GERMANY TORAH ORNAMENTS
minor keywords	Besamim Elijah’s cup Etrog containers Germany Keter Torah Pesach plates Synagogue candlesticks Tass
Other venues	Bröhan Museum, Landesmuseum für Jugendstil, Art Deco und Funktionalismus (1889–1939), Berlin, Germany (February–May 2002); Deutsches Klingenmuseum, Solingen, Germany (February–April 2003)

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