Small Jewish lamp called Hanukkah in chased and openwork bronze with architectural decoration of arches and plant motif, used during the Hanukkah festival *, from the 18th century.
This lamp is in good condition, in its own juice.
A note: missing a bronze peak used to block the part with the eight buckets, some accidents and normal wear, look at the photos.
is a winter Jewish holiday that lasts eight days. It is the "Festival of Lights". Hanukkah has a very strong symbolic significance for the Jews because it is a question of celebrating the victory of the light on darkness, in the literal sense as in the figurative sense. To celebrate the miracle of the oil vial, it is customary to have one candle lit on each feast day, which makes a total of 8 candles.