Item Specifics:

• Maker: Unknown (No visible maker’s marks; possibly crafted by a European artisan)

• Age: Estimated late 19th to early 20th century (circa 1870–1920)

• Original/Reproduction: Believed to be original antique 

• Color: Aged bronze with greenish patina

• Material: Bronze or brass

• Style: Traditional Judaica, Temple-style menorah

• Condition Description: Used, with visible patina and minor wear. Shows natural aging; no damage.

Detailed Description: Offered for sale is a striking antique bronze or brass menorah, estimated to date from the late 19th to early 20th century (circa 1870–1920). This 7-branch candelabrum reflects the classic Temple-style design, featuring gracefully curved arms, ornate detailing, and a sturdy circular base. The piece exhibits a rich aged bronze finish with a natural greenish patina, indicative of its historical use or authentic aging process—though an appraisal is recommended to confirm its originality versus reproduction status.

Crafted likely by a European artisan (maker unknown due to lack of visible markings), this menorah stands as a beautiful example of traditional Judaica décor. It measures approximately 16.5 inches tall x 12 inches wide. The condition reflects its age, with minor wear including slight bending of some branches, surface scratches, and patina that adds to its antique charm. No significant damage is apparent, making it suitable for display or ceremonial use.

Perfect for collectors of Judaica or those seeking unique vintage décor, this menorah combines historical appeal with functional elegance. Please note that due to its age and condition, it is sold as-is. Check the photos for a detailed view, and feel free to ask questions before buying. Shipping will be handled with care to ensure safe delivery. Don’t miss this opportunity to own a piece of history!