Brutalist Hanukkah Menorah

DESCRIPTION: Hanukkah menorah featuring a brutalist aesthetic with lightly meandering branches extending from a sphere on four legs. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: Israel DIMENSIONS: H: 58.5" W: 10" L: 2

Brutalist Hanukkah Menorah by Sculptor Ellen Lord , 11 inches length, Original Patina. size: h 7 L 11

Brutalist Iron Hanukkah Menorah. Hand forged. 15 h (shamash) x 12 1/2 w x 8 d (sight) Unsigned. (The other lots pictured are also offered in this auction).

Brutalist Iron Hanukkah Menorah. Hand forged. 15 h (shamash) x 12 1/2 w x 8 d (sight) Unsigned.

Wainberg Brutalist Style Brass Menorah Hanukkah lot of two Signed Wainberg Made in Israel Dimensions 6.5" H 9" W & 6.5" H 8" W Wainberg Brutalist Style Menorah set of 2, Israel In Overall Good Conditi

Antique Hanukkah Menorah Judeca by designer Karl Junker, of Hanau Germany. Created in 800 silver, dated approximately circa 1927. Total weight of Menorah: 544.2 Grams. It measures: 8.50 inches tall x

Hanukkah Menorah - Italy, 19th century. Made of brass, embossing, cast and welded. Hanukkah Menorah for hanging on a wall. In its center there is a 7-arm menorah and above it a hand reaching from the

Alt Wien (Austria) Silver Hanukkah Menorah, 1863. Back hand cut with images of 2 eagles and a crown. Width: 24 cm. Hallmarked. Missing Shamash.

A LARGE SILVER HANUKKAH MENORAH. Poland c. 1910. In Art Deco form. On rectangle base with large C shaped main section that rests on two solid spheres. 12" wide.

A German 800 silver Hanukkah Menorah by Gebruder Kuhn. Berlin, c.1900. Base decorated with 3 stag figurines, upper part shaped as a tree with branches and leafs. Height: 18 cm. Length: 28 cm. Hallmark

German late 19th century neoclassical silver Hanukkah menorah. The backplate is decorated with the Tablets of Stone and lions with a central crown. Candle holders shaped as lions, with guardian lions

Bronze Jewish Hanukkah Menorah by George Weil, 1989. Decorated with reliefs of Jewish figures and menorah. Dimensions: 11.5X37.5X57 cm. Signed..

"Spinning Tops" Hanukkah Menorah designed by Yaacov Agam. Height: 24.5 cm, Width: 35.5 cm. Signed and numbered 9/225.

Hanukkah menorah made out of signed silver. Berlin, Austro-Hungary. Description: beautiful Hanukkah back menorah. Made of flattened, etched and cast silver crafting. Several hallmarks. 2 separate part

A magnificent silver Hanukkah menorah, adorned with intricate engravings of lions, eagles, and organic motifs, embellished with colorful gemstones. In the center of the menorah, there is a dedication

Silver oil Hanukkah Menorah, probably Germany, first half of the 19th century. The oil cups are shaped as a lions heads. Stands on four paw-shaped legs. Dimensions: 9X10.5X29.5 cm. Weight: 675 grams.

White marble box adorned with intricate carvings and a Hebrew inscription ." It features silver applications with delicate organic engravings. The silver is hallmarked. This item serves both for

Israeli-Jewish 1982 silver-plated Hanukkah Menorah by Zelig Segal (1933-2015). Height: 26.5 cm, length: 22.5 cm. Signed and dated. Placed on a plexiglass stand with a dedication plaque to Yaacov gad.

A silver travelling Hanukkah Menorah, hand hammered and decorated with embossed floral motifs. The candle holders are set in a circular box which stands on three feet. The top part of the box bears a

9 branch, stamped 800 with Toucan (W4, 800 Vienna) mark, 4.5x8in., 6.2ozt., tarnished

A large Art Deco Polish Hanukkah Menorah. Made of 800 silver. Krakow, 1920's. Modular arms stretching from a tall leg, decorated with engraved rings. Monogram on leg. Height: 51 cm. Hallmarked.

Brass Trench Art Hanukkah Menorah made of a shell case, after a design by Bezalel. Inlaid with silver and copper (Damascene). Bears Hebrew inscriptions. Stands of 4 legs. Length: 32 cm. Minor flaws. M

Frank Meisler limited edition sculpture on a marble base. Features a Menorah in silver and gilded tones with Hebrew scripture. Fitted with two swiveling arms and a dove on top of the dome. Signed on t

Sterling Silver Musical Hanukkah Menorah, Aaron Taitelbaum, London, England, 1949. Set on a square base with later musical mechanism playing the melody of the famous song - Jerusalem of Gold. Tapering