Candleholder (2) - Brass - Menorah candlestick

1) This is a seven-armed menorah candle holder, one of the best-known and oldest symbols in Judaism. Made of brass (yellow copper) from circa 1950. The menorah has a characteristic hexagonal base that transitions via a twisted stem into seven symmetrical arms with round candle holders. This is the seven-armed menorah, the traditional symbol that refers to the golden candelabrum from the ancient Temple in Jerusalem. Dimensions: 24 cm high, 19 cm wide, and 11 cm deep. Weight: 1150 grams.
2) This is a seven-armed menorah candle holder, one of the oldest and most important symbols in Judaism. This specific vintage piece is made of bronze or brass and is in the center decorated with symbols representing the Twelve Tribes of Israel from circa 1950 and bears the inscription "JERUSALEM" on the base. The model was at the time produced by manufacturers such as Chen Holon in Israel. Although menorahs are often associated with Hanukkah, it is important to note that this is a traditional seven-armed temple menorah. Dimensions: 24 cm high, 19 cm wide, and 6 cm deep. Weight: 850 grams. Carefully packaged, registered and insured shipping. Not shipped to the United States.