An Iraqi Silver Shabbat Candlestick Holder, circa 1920. Judaica

An elegant silver Shabbat candelabra from Austria circa 1925 is an impressive piece of Judaica, blending the cultural and artistic heritage of Jewish traditions with the craftsmanship of early 20th-century Austrian silversmiths. The early 20th century in Austria was a period of artistic innovation, with the influence of the Vienna Secession movement, which emphasized modernist design and craftsmanship. Jewish communities in Austria had a rich tradition of creating and using beautifully crafted ritual objects for religious observance. Candelabra is set on a shaped stepped dome, part-fluted with a cylindrical stem capped by a similar floral-shaped dome. The branches for the candelabra artistically stem from an intertwined center and curve stylishly outward to hold the bobeches for the beaker-shaped cups. A pierced Star of David rests on top of the bell finial applied to the center stem. This design reflects a blend of traditional Jewish themes...

An exquisite Hanukkah lamp, crafted in German silver circa 1950, showcases a beautifully intricate design inspired by the organic form of tree branches. Its gracefully curved arms ex...

Made in Birmingham, England, Tiffany & Co. sterling silver candlestick from 1959 with stylized natural and geometric motifs. It measures 10 3/4'' in height, has a square base which m...

Spice Tower in Judaic Silver, 20th Century A beautiful spice tower of typical design, with four flags, the tower is topped with a small ball. Set on a round leg. Decorated with filig...