A rare limited edition Judaica centrepiece from the 1950s, masterfully crafted from enameled brass and genuine Eilat stone. The design features a central Menorah motif, the inscription "Jerusalem," and rich decorations of leaves, grapes, and fruit—symbols of abundance and faith.
This substantial piece (1.13 kg, 27 cm diameter) with its original patina represents the pinnacle of mid-century Israeli ceremonial art.
DETAILS
· Era & Origin: 1950s, Israel
· Materials: Enameled Brass, Eilat Stone
· Edition: Limited Edition
· Motifs: Central Menorah, "Jerusalem" inscription, grapevines, fruits
· Weight: 1130 grams
· Dimensions: 27 cm diameter × 7 cm H (10.63 × 2.76 in)
· Condition: Good, original patina
MID-CENTURY ISRAELI CRAFTSMANSHIP
The use of Eilat stone (Israel's national stone) combined with elaborate enamel work makes this a significant piece of cultural heritage from the early statehood period.
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