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Auction 57

Wednesday, September 14, 2022 at 4:00 PM UTC

Manuscript of Sefer Haftarot. Central Yemen, 17th century.

Start price: $150

Buyer's premium: 25%

Sales Tax: On buyer's premium only

Large manuscript containing the haftaroth for the entire year. Niqqud elyon, hashlamot. Written according to the mesoret Tijan. Pretty, ornamented writing in the central Yemenite style. The title page has the name of the scribe: “Oded ben Mori Chaim ben Avraham ben Saadiya HaLevi HaYadu’a Alkamari.” From 1688.


20x29cm. Around 90 leaves (not precisely counted). Original binding, a copy with many worming holes and damage, overall poor condition—falling apart.