Seder Hagadah shel Pesach. With commentary by Abrabanel

LUXURY COPY OF AN IMPORTANT HAGADAH PRINTED ENTIRELY ON VELLUM. Hebrew Books were vey occasionally printed on vellum on behalf of wealthy patrons or for presentation and reflect the refined taste of those involved in preparing the book for publication “The success of the Amsterdam Hagadah of 1695 was such that within a relatively short time its illustrations were copied in other places...First among the Amsterdam imitations was an edition published in Frankfurt a/Main in 1710 (see previous lot). In quality and fineness of reproduction, however it was surpassed by the Hagadah that appeared in Sulzbach a year later. But while the printer consciously followed his Amsterdam model throughout, he also reserved something for himself. A new frontispiece and a new title page now replace the corresponding leaves in the former. The frontispiece is among the most imposing to be found in eighteenth-century Hebrew books and has a magnificent sculptured quality.” Yerushalmi, 64-5