Hanukkah Menorah

This North African Hanukkah lamp has unique structural characteristics not seen in many Antique Hanukkah lamps. Engraved on the backplate are many scrolling floral and foliate desi...

Whimsical Menorah for Hanukkah. A beautiful piece that is all handcrafted with Solid Sterling Silver in Israel with fine yemenite workmanship that was created 100’s of years ago.

Hand forged, iron Hanukkah lamp Menorah in the style known as “Brutalism”, David Palombo, Jerusalem, Israel, circa 1950.

Made from sterling silver, the menorah is designed in a traditional style, featuring eight circular candle holders for the eight nights of Hanukkah, with a central, elevated holder f...

Cast brass Hanukkah Lamp, Algeria, late 19th century or early 20th century. Unique design. Backplate is decorated with vegetal motifs and with a number of medallions, a small shield...

Work by Palombo is included in the Judaic collection of the Jewish Museum (a well known Hanukkah menorah). Palombo executed the impressive metal gates of the Tent of Remembrance at t...

The Temple’s menorah, one of its most important ritual objects, burning for one day instead, the flame stayed alight for eight days, until a new supply of oil could be found, which m...

A Breathtaking Hanukkah lamp made in the Netherlands in the late 19th century.

Made from aluminum, the lamp features a minimalist, geometric interpretation of the classic menorah, with a sleek, linear form and precision-etched semi-circular patterns that evoke ...

The lions are rendered with unusually fierce expressions, their open mouths, pronounced features, and heavy manes giving the composition a vigorous, almost heraldic quality. Above th...

Scholars theorize that these Polish Chanukah lamps that bear two servant lights (as opposed to the singular servant light normally found on a Hanukkah Lamp), served a purpose, having...

A 19th Century Polish Brass Cast Hanukkah Lamp. Small brass Hanukkah lamp backplate features a pair of beautifully cast rampant lions holding a lit menorah replica like in the ancie...

Rare example of an antique Polish brass Hanukkah lamp. Every item in Menorah Galleries is accompanied by a lifetime "Certificate of Authenticity" and additional documentation and ...

Running vertically through the menorah's stem is the Hebrew word "חנוכה" (Hanukkah)—subtly integrated using the same pierced, pinhole technique, lending the lamp both spiritual and v...

The Temple’s menorah, one of its most important ritual objects, burning for one day instead, the flame stayed alight for eight days, until a new supply of oil could be found, which m...

The Temple’s menorah, one of its most important ritual objects, burning for one day instead, the flame stayed alight for eight days, until a new supply of oil could be found, which m...

Moroccan brass Hanukkah lamp earnestly decorated with a menorah, columns, and verses.

The Temple’s menorah, one of its most important ritual objects, burning for one day instead, the flame stayed alight for eight days, until a new supply of oil could be found, which m...

A Stylish Silver Hanukkah Lamp, made in Israel Circa 1950. This menorah brings to mind the types of artistic designs made in Israel during that period.

An exquisite Hanukkah lamp, crafted in German silver circa 1950, showcases a beautifully intricate design inspired by the organic form of tree branches.

Unique silver Hanukkah lamp, Iraq, circa 1880. On four feet, a handmade silver tray with nine candle holders for eight days of Hanukkah, and one for the servant light- the Shamash.

An Unusual Italian Brass Hanukkah lamp from the 18th century. Hanukkah lamps unusual angular form is based on that of earlier lamps with a solid backplate and a seven-branch Menorah...

A Unique Silver Arts and Crafts Hanukkah Lamp, made in Germany Circa 1930. This Hanukkah Lamp is truly unique and has a few different styles of craftmanship and designs that make up...

Cast brass Hanukkah lamp, Israel, circa 1950. Covered with beautiful original green patina, bearing in gold Hebrew letters the word: "Hanukkah".

The Temple’s menorah, one of its most important ritual objects, burning for one day instead, the flame stayed alight for eight days, until a new supply of oil could be found, which m...

The parts can be deconstructed, facilitating the lightning of the menorah. The backplate is casted with a traditionally Islamic style arched windows.

Cast brass Hanukkah lamp, Israel, circa 1950. Covered with beautiful original green patina, bearing in gold Hebrew letters the word: "Israel" under the oil jug.

Antique Hanukkah lamp, cast brass, rivets, Algeria, circa 1880.

At the peak of this Hanukkah lamp is a torch-shaped pierced crown with similar foliate designs and a Magen David symbol engraved at its base.

This elegant German silver Hanukkah lamp, crafted around 1900, is a masterful blend of classical refinement and symbolic reverence, drawing deeply from both natural motifs and the sa...

Rising from the back of the basin is an impressive silver backplate, centered by a large seven-branched menorah reminiscent of the Temple menorah, set against a finely hand-hammered ...

Each stem holds a circular flared bobeche containing a small beaker-shaped cup which is used to place the Hanukkah candles. Menorah is signed on the lower side of the front stem wit...

At the center, Mattathias the High Priest (כהן גדול) is shown kindling the grand seven-branched menorah, its stem knopped and branches splayed in faithful reference to the original T...

The Temple’s menorah, one of its most important ritual objects, burning for one day instead, the flame stayed alight for eight days, until a new supply of oil could be found, which m...

This iron Hanukkah lamp, crafted in Germany in the 1920s, is a remarkable example of the Arts and Crafts movement’s aesthetic and emphasis on handcrafted artistry.

One of his more famous pieces called Hanukkah Menorah is in New York City, stands 32 feet high, and can function as a menorah.

One of his more famous pieces called Hanukkah Menorah is in New York City, stands 32 feet high, and can function as a menorah.

This striking Hanukkah lamp, designed by renowned Israeli sculptor David Palombo (1920–1966), is a powerful example of Brutalist artistry.

The Temple’s menorah, one of its most important ritual objects, burning for one day instead, the flame stayed alight for eight days, until a new supply of oil could be found, which m...

Signed and dated at both lower sides of the Hanukkah lamp.

North African cast brass Hanukkah Lamp Menorah, mid 19th century There are two sources for the triangular, small-scaled Hanukkah lamp, one in Spain, the other in Sicily.

This contemporary gold-tone cast metal menorah is a decorative Hanukkah candleholder. The Wisteria Gold Menorah features nine slender, organically curved branches that rise from a s...

Created in a Germany already on the cusp of great upheaval, this menorah stands as a rare survivor—a testament to Jewish resilience, modern artistry, and the enduring flame of cultur...

A uniquely shaped Hanukkah lamp crafted in a brutalist style by David Palombo.

We are happy to offer you this brass-hammered menorah. With Hanukkah just a few weeks away, now is the time to treat yourself to a gorgeous new brass menorah.

Handmade silver Hanukkah lamp Menorah by Bezalel. Decorated with filigree work, and with acid etched Hebrew text: "these candles are holy".

We are happy to offer you this brass-hammered menorah. With Hanukkah just a few weeks away, now is the time to treat yourself to a gorgeous new brass menorah.

We are happy to offer you this brass-hammered menorah. With Hanukkah just a few weeks away, now is the time to treat yourself to a gorgeous new brass menorah.

Beautiful 1950s, Solid Brass Handcrafted, Metal, Sculptural, painted, Verdigris green, Hanukkah Jug Menorah. Made in Israel 8 Ancient Israelite Jugs contour the base, with the 9th ...

Unlike traditional menorahs, one should place all 44 candles in on the first day and light each row according to the specific day of Hanukkah.