Dutch Hanukkah Menorah, 18th or 19th century. With a brass frame - a back wall with suspension ring, side panels and drip pan. The Menorah is made of four brass parts, attached to the frame with hooks. With openwork and Fleurs-de lis patterns. On the top of the Menorah there is a Star of David. In its center there is an embossed inscription: Hanukkah (in Hebrew). Width: 24 cm. Height: 31 cm. Minor flaws, missing the Shamash. See similar item: - "The Stieglitz Collection Masterpieces of Jewish Art", The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, 1987, item no. 170, p. 232-233. - The Israel Museum collection, no. B08.0815. - Narkiss, "The Hanukkah Lamp", plate XXI, item 58.

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