Shabbat Lamp

This Shabbat Lamp is crafted from local stone, possibly limestone or alabaster, known for its workability and durability.

This Carved Stone Shabbat Lamp made in Yemen around 1900 reflects the practical and religious traditions of Yemeni Jewish communities.

An Early 20th Century Yemenite Shabbat Lamp is a distinctive piece of Judaica that embodies the artistic traditions and cultural synthesis of Yemenite Jewish communities during that ...

Brass Shabbat lamp, India, early 20th century. A circular Shabbat lamp, with seven spaces for hanging small oil cups.

This Marble Shabbat Candlestick from Cyprus made in 1948-49 holds important historical significance. During that period, Cyprus served as a significant transit point for Jewish immi...

Silver Sabbath oil lamp, Afghanistan, late 19th century. Featuring a rimmed bowl elevated on a paneled stem, with larger drip pan below, resting on three feet. Extended piece of han...

This brass Hanukkah lamp and Shabbat Candlestick holder was cast and originates from Poland in the 19th Century.

An Eastern Galician or Ukraine dually made for use as a Hanukkah Lamp or on Shabbat as two candlestick holders with a special sand casting method.

Schools like Bezalel were very prevalent among others in making filigree designs applied to different ceremonial holiday pieces like kiddush cups and Hannukah lamps, Shabbat candlest...