For sale is a classic mid-20th-century Moroccan brass Chanukiah (Hanukkah menorah) in the highly sought-after “buried” or “graveyard” patina finish that these pieces are famous for.

• Dates to the 1950s–early 1960s, made in Morocco (most likely Fez or Casablanca workshops)

• Solid brass construction – weighs a hefty 3 pounds (1.36 kg)

• Eight branches + central raised shamash are cast and securely brazed/riveted to the decorative pierced backplate

• Original deep green-black and reddish-brown oxidation left exactly as the workshop finished it — collectors love this dramatic aged look

• Pinched oil-font style cups 

• Shows old wax drips and light surface wear consistent with age and gentle religious use — no damage, bends, or repairs

• No marks or signatures (typical for these workshop pieces)

Item dimensions: 13" tall × 7.5" wide × 2.5" deep  

Weight of item: 3 lb 1 oz