Signed Israeli Brass Judaica Menorah

Carved and Polychrome Painted Wood Infant Jesus Sculpture, 19th century, with inset glass eyes and gilded hair. 16.5" H x 10" W x 5.5" D.

Curtis Jere midcentury figural bronze of a joyful figure jumping upon a molded columnar marble breccia base, circa 1968. Unsigned. Dimensions: 19.25" H x 7.5" W x 4" D (approx). De...

Pair of Judaica Leaded Stained Glass Window Panels, early 20th century, each decorated with colored glass panels, flags, sheep, and banners inscribed in Hebrew "Naphtal and Gad", wit...

Pair of Neoclassical Style Polished Stone Spheres, on ebonized socle bases. Overall good condition, wear commensurate with age and use. Overall: 7.25" H x 5" Diameter. Provenance: Fr...

This striking Brutalist menorah by David Palombo masterfully fuses raw iron with natural Jerusalem stone, embodying both strength and heritage. Hand-forged with nine rugged, textured...

This modern designed menorah was made at the start of the modern era in Israel in the 1930's Menorah rests on a curved C-shaped base and has eight connecting pipe-shaped stems branc...

A seven-branch menorah Brutalist style menorah made of brass.

A rather wonderful and quite engaging Mid-Century Modern sculpture by New York born artist and sculptor Eli Karpel who was known primarily for his abstract paintings and bronzes/sculptures. This particular work also serves as a menorah/candelabra. The sculpture is signed and numbered (22/195) by the artist. Karpel attended UCLA were he earned a master of fine arts degree and later taught there. Much of Karpel’s art, including his sculpted menorahs, had a Jewish theme...