Why go: Furniture, antique jewellery and art objects, much of it bought from new immigrants in the 1950s, in a shop now run by the founders’ daughter (Haaretz, November 2025).
Yericho
Antiques & collectiblesLev Ha’ir, Tel Aviv-Yafo
A family antiques shop at 38 Ahad Ha’am St, Tel Aviv, founded in 1953.
Plan your visit
- Address
- 38 Ahad Ha’am St, Tel Aviv-Yafo
- Opening hours
- Google rating
- Prices
- In 2017: NIS 3,000 for a 200-year-old French chandelier, NIS 450 for an embroidered Bedouin dress, NIS 50-150 for pipes.
- Website and social links
- No official link listed
What you’ll find
- Antique jewellery
- Art objects
- Antique Damascus furniture
About the shop
Yericho was founded in 1953 by the parents of Nava Ziskind, who runs it today. It is named after her father’s walks to Jericho.
Haaretz wrote in November 2025 that the stock is furniture, antique jewellery and art objects, much of it originally bought from new immigrants in the 1950s. Ziskind spends several hours a day in the shop, with or without customers.
In 2017 Time Out listed antique Damascus furniture with hand inlay, antique European lamps, Persian copper vessels, sculptures, paintings, hundreds of pieces of handmade jewellery and authentic ethnic costumes. Prices it quoted then included NIS 3,000 for a 200-year-old French chandelier, NIS 450 for an embroidered Bedouin dress, NIS 2,500 for an antique European tea set and NIS 50-150 for pipes.
Location and map
38 Ahad Ha’am St, Tel Aviv-Yafo