This reproduction, made for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, of an 18th c. Delftware plate is based on an original now located in the Jewish Museum, New York. This porcelain version uses a hand-applied decal on a plate that is safe in the microwave oven and the dishwasher. The Hebrew (and also Yiddish) text Mazel Tov suggests that the plate was meant for a life-cycle event.

diameter - 9"

An unusual kiddush cup - the glass cup, on which is engraved l'chaim is set into a polished Jerusalem stone base. A matching polished small Jerusalem stone tray comes with the cup. Engraved around the border of the tray is the phrase shabbat v'yom tov and within the recessed surface boreh pri hagofen. The supports on the tray are designed so that it can lie flat for the cup or stand up as a decorative piece. Because the pieces are made of natural stone, each set is unique.

cup: height - 6 1/4", rim diameter - 2 5/8", base - 2 1/2" x 2 1/2". Tray: without supporting legs 6 3/8"; height when standing - 7 1/2"

A design based on old Jewish sources decorates this porcelain tzedakah box made by Spode in England. Money is recovered through a covered hole in the bottom. A very reasonable price for a well made piece that would make an appropriate bar/bat mitzvah or house warming gift.

height - 4 3/4"; radius - 4"

A beautifully designed ceramic Chanukah menorah that is made by Spode in England; the blue and white design is based on old Jewish manuscript and ceramic tile themes. The metaphor of menorah as tree-of-life is made particularly clear in this design.

height - 5 3/4"; width at top - 10"; depth, top center - 2 3/4"

The Jerusalem artist Dany Azoulay has decorated this square ceramic dreidel with small vines and flowers. A wonderfully decorative piece which will hold its own in any collection; the dreidel spins, but not outstandingly. The artist has signed (Azoulay) and dated (08) the dreidel on the lower surface which also sports a small flower. We supply a plastic stand for the dreidel.

height – 2 3/4”, width and depth – 1 3/8“