Menorah Galleries

An unusual and charming set of three Russian silver novelty shot cups, distinguished by their whimsical construction and finely modeled figures depicting traditional musicians and a ...

An elegantly proportioned Continental silver Kiddush goblet, distinguished by its gracefully flared cup, delicate floral engraving, and finely ornamented pedestal base. The vessel re...

An elegant vintage Israeli silver goblet, dating to the second half of the 20th century, distinguished by its graceful architectural form, delicate floral embellishments, and finely ...

An unusual and elaborately decorated German silver goblet dating to the 19th century, distinguished by its sculptural figural stem and richly ornamented cup and base. Executed in the...

An impressive pair of silver-plated brass Shabbat candlesticks, manufactured in Warsaw, Poland, in 1908 by the Jewish firm B. Henneberg. Distinguished by their elaborate sculptural d...

An elegant German silver Etrog box, crafted circa 1910 by the renowned silversmithing firm M. H. Wilkens & Söhne, distinguished by its graceful proportions, sculptural form, and rich...

An exceptionally decorative pocket-sized Hebrew prayer book, printed in Mantua, Italy, in 1862, and subsequently fitted with an elaborate silver binding dating to the 1930s–1940s. Co...

A charming and colorful example of vintage Judaica artwork, this enamel-on-copper painting by Mark Moses depicts a group of Jewish worshippers engaged in prayer at the Western Wall (...

A wonderfully expressive example of contemporary textile Judaica, this colorful Purim flag by Adina of Efod Art combines traditional Jewish imagery, richly embroidered fabrics, and p...

Made in Germany around 1900, this handsome silver Hanukkah menorah is distinguished by its hand-hammered construction and strong, symmetrical architectural form. The menorah is arran...

Created in New York in 1995 by Henryk Winograd, this richly decorated sterling silver and enamel Kiddush cup was conceived specifically for Passover, combining traditional Jewish cer...

Dating to the early 20th century, this German silver Havdalah spice tower (besamim container) is fashioned in the traditional architectural form that had become one of the most recog...

Fashioned in the form of an etrog (citron), this 19th-century German silver container was created for the storage and presentation of the etrog used during the Jewish festival of Suk...

An imaginative piece of modern American Judaica by metal artist Steve Anderson, this sculptural Hebrew clock combines worked metal with natural stone to create a bold interpretation ...

A finely crafted American wooden Hanukkah dreidel dating to the 1960s–1970s, distinguished by its warm hardwood construction and contrasting Hebrew letters apparently executed in bon...

A charming and unusually substantial vintage Hanukkah dreidel fashioned in solid silver, richly decorated with Hebrew lettering, scrolling ornament, and finely modeled details. Unlik...

A handsome sterling silver dreidel made in the United States during the 1970s, combining the traditional form and symbolism of the Hanukkah spinning top with the clean, substantial c...

A remarkable piece of 19th-century Ukrainian Jewish material culture, this large pewter plate was presented as a wedding gift in Yenakiieve, Ukraine, in 1874 (5634). Its importance l...

An unusual and historically evocative glazed ceramic Passover Seder plate made by Moritz Zdekauer at Altrohlau, near Karlsbad, Austria-Hungary, between 1884 and 1909, combining a fas...

An exceptional early 20th-century silver Hanukkah lamp produced by the Bezalel School of Arts and Crafts in Jerusalem, circa 1920, richly worked in repoussé and incorporating many of...

An exceptionally decorative silver Hanukkah lamp made in Germany during the second half of the 18th century, conceived as an architectural and highly sculptural object in which the f...

A finely worked 18th-century silver dish, fashioned in a shallow oval form with a pronounced lobed body and a pair of applied openwork scroll handles. The interior is centered by a b...

Richly engraved and bearing a particularly meaningful Hebrew dedication, this silver Kiddush goblet was made in Temesvár (Timișoara; Temesvár in Hungarian) in 1875. Combining the tra...

Elegantly proportioned and distinctly Israeli in character, this silver oil pourer was made in Jerusalem during the late 20th century, combining a traditional ewer form with restrain...

A rare and evocative example of 18th-century German Judaica, this small silver and gilt Passover dish was made in Nuremberg, Germany, during the mid-18th century. Its combination of ...

Displaying the understated elegance of hand-worked silver, this sterling silver mezuzah case combines a restrained modern form with the subtle irregularity and texture of traditional...

A striking handmade sterling silver mezuzah case by Israeli silversmith Rachel Gera, distinguished by its elaborate openwork decoration and sculptural treatment of traditional Jewish...

A striking sterling silver mezuzah case by SWED, made in Israel during the 20th century, distinguished by its sculptural form and distinctly modern approach to traditional Jewish cer...

An ingeniously conceived silver-plated Hanukkah lamp by Israeli designer Yaakov Greenvurcel, combining Jewish ceremonial tradition with the clean geometry and experimental spirit of ...

A striking modernist mezuzah case crafted from silver and metal, dating to the 20th century and characterized by its clean, streamlined form and colorful geometric decoration. The e...

An exceptionally decorative European silver, enamel and wood mezuzah case, dating to the 20th century, distinguished by its elaborate multicolored enamel work and traditional Jewish ...

An elegant expression of twentieth-century Modernist Judaica, this sterling silver mezuzah case was created by the celebrated Jewish designer and silversmith Ludwig Yehuda Wolpert (1...

Combining traditional Jewish symbolism with an unusually colorful and sculptural decorative treatment, this distinctive silver mezuzah case is embellished with gold-plated details, m...

Exemplifying the artistry of Henryk Winograd, this finely worked silver mezuzah case was created in New York circa the 1990s by the celebrated Polish-American silversmith and master ...

Masterfully crafted in the ancient art of repoussé, this exceptional mezuzah case was created in New York in 1994 by renowned Polish-American silversmith Henryk Winograd, one of the ...

Combining exceptional craftsmanship with the sculptural power of traditional repoussé, this striking sterling silver mezuzah case was created in New York in 1991 by celebrated Polish...

Exemplifying the clean aesthetic of modernist Judaica design, this elegant sterling silver mezuzah case is a striking interpretation of one of Judaism's most enduring ritual objects....

Representing the enduring traditions of European Jewish ceremonial silver, this elegant silver Kiddush goblet was crafted during the first half of the 20th century, combining refined...

A Continental silver Hanukkah menorah executed in a refined and confident Art Deco idiom, marked 800 silver and bearing a maker’s mark on the lower rim of the base, reading RGIFR (or...

An impressive Polish silver Torah shield (Tas) dating to the 19th century, masterfully executed in high relief and richly chased with an impressive array of symbolic motifs central t...

An extraordinary sterling silver Hanukkah menorah created as a rare variation of the celebrated "דער טאג" (Der Tog – The Day) promotional menorahs, distinguished both by its precious...

An exceptional silver-plated Mezuzah case designed by the celebrated modernist Judaica designer Ludwig Wolpert (1900–1981) and produced in New York during the 1970s. Exemplifying Wol...

A refined Sterling Silver Kiddush Cup designed by the pioneering modernist silversmith Ludwig Wolpert (1900–1981), whose revolutionary approach to Judaica transformed traditional cer...

An elegant and unusual Italian silver Besamim (Spice) container, distinguished by its refined craftsmanship and its rare internal pierced copper spice insert, an ingenious feature de...

Combining Israeli artistic design with fine Italian silversmithing, this sterling silver openwork dreidel is an elegant interpretation of one of Judaism's most beloved ceremonial obj...

Executed in sterling silver and richly ornamented in repoussé and chased relief, this handsome mezuzah case reflects the decorative vocabulary associated with the Bezalel School and ...

This sterling silver filigree Purim grogger by Gershi, created circa 1970, is an exceptional example of handcrafted Judaica that combines traditional Yemenite-inspired filigree techn...

Defined by its bold geometric composition and understated elegance, this Hanukkah lamp was designed by renowned Israeli silversmith and Judaica designer Zev Segal in 1992. An outstan...

Elegant in both form and execution, this sterling silver spice box (Besamim) by Ilana Rappaport, created circa 1990, reflects a refined contemporary interpretation of a traditional J...

Representing the sophisticated artistry of Austrian synagogue silver during the mid-nineteenth century, this impressive pair of Torah finials (Rimonim), dated 1862, embodies the rich...

A magnificent late 19th century German silver etrog container of exceptional artistic quality, richly decorated with a highly detailed repoussé and chased depiction of a family gathe...

A Mid-Century Israeli sterling silver mezuzah case featuring an elegant elongated form with finely pierced filigree-style decoration throughout. The design incorporates geometric and...

An elegant German silver besamim spice tower designed in a refined architectural form, combining traditional Judaica ritual function with elaborate Vict...

An unusual and elegant silver besamim spice tower from Berlin, Germany, dating to circa 1900, created in a refined vertical architectural form character...

A Mid-Century Israeli sterling silver mezuzah case featuring an elegant elongated form with finely pierced filigree-style decoration throughout. The design incorporates geometric and...

A remarkable collection of three ancient coins representing three important civilizations and historical periods of the ancient world, all professionally certified and encapsulated b...

This striking sterling silver mezuzah case, created in Jerusalem in the mid-20th century by an artist signed “Jackson,” is a deeply sculptural and expressive work that blurs the line...

This elegant sterling silver mezuzah case, created in Jerusalem in 1990 by Shuki Freiman, is a refined example of contemporary Israeli Judaica rooted in traditional symbolism and met...

This impressive pair of wedding goblets, crafted in Germany in the late 19th century around 1880, exemplifies the refined artistry and symbolic richness associated with Jewish matrim...

This impressive 19th-century Polish silver spice tower, crafted in 1884 by the prolific Jewish silversmith Moszek Charlap (also recorded as M. Kharlop or Khorlap), exemplifies the re...