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Seven Light Synagogue Menorah

Seven Light Synagogue Menorah
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Beautiful Seven Light Synagogue Menorah.

Massive and heavyweight, standing a full 20 1/2" high, 18" wide.

Six scrolled arms supporting vase shaped candleholders and drip pans.

Item Identifier: C-15

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In the 1920's and thirties many antique candlesticks were replated in chrome, as a popular alternative to Silver.
In The Cracow region of Poland, it was the custom to light 5 candles on Shabbos.
In many parts of Russia, it was forbidden for a Jewish family to own silver. Silver Plate became the popular alternative and beautiful candlesticks that were once made in silver were now silver plated.
Admired by the Greeks and the Court of Charlemagne for its astonishing color, bronze was first produced by the Semitic peoples of Mesopotamia, the Turmanic - revered for their advanced metallurgical knowledge in 3000 B.C.
Antique Sabbath candlesticks are traditionally hollow so that the candles can burn down completely. Other candlesticks are weighted with pitch or even plaster.
Sabbath Candlesticks
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Sabbath Candlesticks

$1,500.00 (SOLD)


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