Hanukkah lamp. [Italy ? 19th century]. Silver (stamped:12), cast and engraved. Back-panel made as a carriage with a dome at the top. Figures of angels on both sides of the dome. The Shamash oil font on top of the dome. The base of the row of oil fonts is made of a latticework decorated with flowers, stands on legs shaped like bird’s feet. Oval oil-cups, shaped as shells. Height: 25 cm., width: 24 cm.

Hanukkah lamp [France ? 19th / 20th century] Beaten tin-brass, cast brass. Hanukkah lamp for hanging on the wall. In the center of the side-panel is a basin in which appears a burning flame, placed on a pedestal made of branches of leaves. At its base a pair of winged lions. At the top of the panel is the face of a lion and a loop for hanging. The row of oblong oil fonts with a tube for the wick. Removable "shamash" oil font. Height: 29.cm., width: 29.5 cm.

Hanukkah lamp designed by Ludwig Yehuda Wolpert. Israel, 1970s. Sawn, impressed and engraved brass. Signed: "Wolpert" (on the reverse). The lamp is mounted on a wooden board, for hanging on a wall. The oil fonts are placed in the palms of eight protruding lions. Six tall rods adorned with the inscription "Lecha Na'eh LeShabe'ach" (of the liturgical poem "Ma'oz Tzur Yehu'ati"); the Shamash is placed in the center. A small plaque with a dedication is attached to the wooden board indicating that the Hanukkah lamp was presented as a gift by the United Jewish Appeal in New -York in December 1978. Height: 33.5 cm, width: 29 cm, depth: 14.5 cm. Wooden board, length: 46 cm, width: 35.5 cm. See: Wolpert and Gumbel, Israeli Silversmiths for the Modern Age,[curator] – Sharon Weiser-Ferguson;(The Israel Museum, 2012), p. 87 (silver Hanukkah lamp).