Asian Candle Lamps

This is a pair of vintage Pagoda lanterns. A Japanese, painted cast iron tea light holder, dating to the Art Deco period, circa 1930. Wonderfully decorative and versatile, these lant...

We purchased this rather large reproduction hurricane lamp in Europe and have used it as a store prop for a long time.

THIS IS FOR ONE LANTERN ONLY<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< In the tradition of marriage lanterns. Composed of four parts each. Finely enameled decorated borders with butterflies on a pr...

Beautiful large Asian brass ball inciense holder. We have a slightly bigger piece in our inventory so collect both! From the estate of Tony Duquette.

Tealight Holders Elephant Set of Two with aluminium in brass vintage finish and with clear glass. Candles not included. Dimensions: L30.5xD24xH64cm each. Set of Two: 1750,00€. Unit...

Look at this Vintage Chinese Brass Candle-holder. It is all Handmade and hand carved brass bird shaped candle-holder which originally used as oil lamp at temple. The condition is ver...

Set of VintageJapanis Candelabra

This Bezalel Hanukkah lamp is elegantly decorated with a prominent rosette on its triangular backplate. On the lower half of the backplate are numerous notched archways placed under...

Classic Hanukkah lamp designed by Ludwig Yehuda Wolpert in the 20th century. This Hannukah lamp is elegantly designed with two thin curved bars crossed at one end which serve as the three legs it stands on. Eight small cylindrical cups are neatly fitted with bobeches formed as flaring wicks behind them and placed in a straight row along the longer upper bar. The upper bar is interestingly raised at one end to hold the servant lamp which is designed similarly to the other in a cylindrical and flamed fashion...

Beautiful Asian brass ball incense holder. We have a similar one in our inventory so collect both! From the Estate of Tony Duquette.

A Stone Hanukkah Lamp dating back to around 1900 and originating from either Jerusalem or Yemen represents a significant artifact with both religious and cultural importance. A Hanu...

Candleholder water flower for 1 candle, all in vintage brass finish with a bevelled clear glass on base.

This Marble Shabbat Candlestick from Cyprus made in 1948-49 holds important historical significance. During that period, Cyprus served as a significant transit point for Jewish immigrants en route to Israel, particularly after World War II and during the struggle for Israeli independence. During World War II the British enacted a policy known as the White Paper of 1939 that contained strict quotas for Jews who attempted to immigrate to Palestine. During the 1940s, camps were set up in Cyprus by the British government for the internment of Jews who violated this policy. Repeated requests to lift the immigration restrictions to save European Jews from certain death were ignored, and untold lives were lost. After the war ended, the British still enforced the White Paper, and Cyprus became home to thousands of Holocaust survivors caught trying to enter Palestine. Once again, Jews were kept under armed guard and behind barbed wire Life was not easy for the Jews held in Cyprus, living conditions were below that of German prisoners of war, as standards for POWs were set by the Geneva Conventions. Since there were no precepts for civilian prisoners, these European Jews were treated worse than their captured German oppressors. During the years the camps of Cyprus were in operation, approximately 50,000 people were imprisoned and thousands of children were born. Between 1948 and 1949, artistic detainees developed a unique genre of Judaica. From the local stone found on the grounds of the camp, a range of objects was carved, sometimes bearing motifs of tents, symbolizing the life of the interned. These objects were usually inscribed in Hebrew with the word "Kafrisin" (Cyprus) This marble candlestick is one of those items. "Shabbat Shalom" flanks a Star of David with "Kafrisin" in its center, with two holes at the top for wicks and oil. The candlestick itself symbolizes resilience and continuity amidst upheaval. Marble, a durable and beautiful material, contrasts with the uncertainty and challenges faced by Jewish communities during that era. Even after the establishment of the State of Israel on May 14, 1948, the British government continued to hold 8,000 Jewish men of military age and 3,000 of their wives, in order to prevent them from joining the 1948 Arab-Israel War, known by Israelis as the War of Independence. In February 1949, the British government decided to recognize the State of Israel, and all prisoners in the Cyprus camps were released. Owning such an artifact connects one directly to the Jewish historical narrative of migration, survival, and the eventual establishment of Israel. It serves as a tangible reminder of the challenges faced and overcome by Jewish communities during one of the most pivotal periods in modern Jewish history. Literature taken from the Book, "Jewish Antiques...

A Pair of Art Deco Chinese Cloisonné Horses Incense Holders, Ca. 1920 DIMENSIONS (each) Height: 10.75 inches Length: 9 inches Depth: 5 inches

Described by Space Copenhagen as “framing the poetic nature of candlelight,” Hurricane is the latest addition to the Collect series. The rounded glass and powder-coated steel lanter...

A Seljuk Bronze Oil Lamp with Base, 12th/13th Century Provenance: Private Australian Collection. Description: A 12/13th-century Seljuk bronze oil lamp is an antique from the Seljuk...

Turkish cast brass Lucerne oil lamp with a four spout font and fitted on a brass rod with circular base and an open shield shaped finial. The font slides along the rod with the suppo...

A Seljuk Bronze Oil Lamp, 12th/13th Century Provenance: Private Australian Collection. Description: A 12/13th-century Seljuk bronze oil lamp is an antique from the Seljuk Empire, k...

Two copper candlesticks of typical ottoman form with turned stems on a stepped and tapered base. Each base rises to a flared bobèche (a drip tray to collect melted wax...

This series is made using eggshells discarded from an ice cream shop and shells from Tong-yeong, Korea. There is an ice cream shop that makes gelato next to The WKND Lab’s workspace....

This series is made using eggshells discarded from an ice cream shop and shells from Tong-yeong, Korea. There is an ice cream shop that makes gelato next to The WKND Lab’s workspace....

Tealight Holders Turtle Brass with solid brass details in vintage finish and with clear glass. Candles not included.

This Carved Stone Shabbat Lamp made in Yemen around 1900 reflects the practical and religious traditions of Yemeni Jewish communities. Yemen, historically home to a significant Jewish population, had a rich cultural heritage characterized by intricate craftsmanship and adherence to Jewish religious practices. Crafted from local stone, possibly limestone or alabaster, known for its workability and durability. The lamp's design is appropriate for Shabbat use, with a large bowl for the oil and decorative ridged edges for the secure placement of the hand-spun wicks, enhancing the spiritual ambiance of the Sabbath observance. An attached suspension ring and domed bell ornament...

A Carved Stone Shabbat Lamp made in Yemen circa 1900 is an important artifact that reflects the religious traditions of Yemeni Jewish communities during that period. In Yemeni Jewi...

A scarce antique Chinese carved hardwood, most likely elm, adjustable candlestick stand floor torchère with beautifully aged warm rich pat...

Photophore Candlephore High with all structure in stainless steel in vintage brass finish. For 1 candle, candle not included.

An Early 20th Century Yemenite Shabbat Lamp is a distinctive piece of Judaica that embodies the artistic traditions and cultural synthesis of Yemenite Jewish communities during that ...

This series is made using eggshells discarded from an ice cream shop and shells from Tong-yeong, Korea. There is an ice cream shop that makes gelato next to The WKND Lab’s workspace....

This series is made using eggshells discarded from an ice cream shop and shells from Tong-yeong, Korea. There is an ice cream shop that makes gelato next to The WKND Lab’s workspace....

Antique Islamic Persian Nishapur style ceramic glazed oil lamp. A stunning brown pottery oil lamp in the unique Nishapur style. A pinched top bowl, w...

Add a touch of exotic elegance to your space with this vintage Asian Chinoiserie pagoda bird cage lantern. Crafted in the shape of a traditional pagod...

Photophore Candlephore Medium with all structure in stainless steel in vintage brass finish. For 1 candle, candle not included.

Period Indian silver oil lamp of neoclassical inspiration --Early 19th century --Original Throughout including wick tools and flame/ball finial --...

This Shiwan ware oil lamp from the Mid-20th century features a green glaze. Shiwan ware is a style of Chinese pottery from the Shiwanzhen district near Guangdong, China. A elegant de...

This elegant, delicately crafted lantern was made in northern China over a century ago. The simple frame is crafted of a fine hardwood and inset with panes of frosted glass. Lanterns in China have a history that goes back over 1,800 years to the Han dynasty: during the Lantern Festival (which falls on the 15 day of the first lunar month) people hang lanterns...

An Artistic Brass Hanukkah Lamp made in Israel circa 1950 reflects the cultural revival of the Jewish people living in Israel during this era. The year 1950 places this Hanukkah lam...

Daté Kan stone candleholders by Okurayama Studio and Dan Yeffet Title: GOLDEN ‘MENHIRS’ Measures: Large F 130 x H 320mm / 6.7kg Medium: F 120 x H 245mm / 4.4kg Small: F 107 x H 1...

A Brass Art Deco Hanukkah Lamp by Ludwig Wolpert made in Israel in the 1960s. Classic Art Deco design using geometric shapes which were used in that period to make artistic creation...