A distinctive Bezalel silver Hanukkah menorah from the 1940s, featuring a rare modular design that transforms into a pair of Shabbat candlesticks.
The two side arms can be detached and used independently, allowing the object to shift from a ceremonial Hanukkah piece into elegant Sabbath candle holders. This dual functionality reflects the Bezalel School’s approach to merging traditional Jewish ritual with thoughtful, adaptable design.
The menorah is crafted in the characteristic Bezalel style, with hand-worked decorative elements and a sculptural twisted stem, balancing simplicity with refined detail.
Both practical and symbolic, this piece embodies a unique intersection of ritual, craftsmanship, and modernist influence.
A rare and collectible example of mid-20th century Israeli Judaica.
Origin: Bezalel, Israel Period: 1940s Material: Silver Function: Hanukkah menorah / Shabbat candlesticks Condition: Good vintage condition One of a kind
