A contemporary, minimalist pair of candle sticks made in Israel of aluminum; the cylindrical base and triangular candle holder are an anodized grey. This distinctive pair will make an attractive addition to your Shabbat table.

height – 10 1/2“; base diameter – 2 1/4“

The bases and candle holders of these hand assembled Israeli candlesticks are sterling silver, the decorated stems are silver plate. The result is an attractive pair of sticks at a modest price.

height - 5 3/4"; diameter of base 2 1/4"

On the holiday of the trees, children outside a small settlement are planting trees, dancing, and singing, "This is the day we plant trees and plants and put down roots. Another year, and another year there will be a grove here," - a song by Y. Shinberg. In the margins is a note that this poster is a publication of the Keren Kayemet L'Yisrael for teachers and kindergarten teachers in Israel. The artist is Lippman and the printer Levine-Epstein, Ltd.

This lithographic poster (approx. 13 1/2" x 19") was probably printed in the 50's and is in excellent condition. We will shipped it flat in an acid-free mat.

This 1979 El Al poster, "...features pilot wings of airlines operating to Israel or of the countries linked by El Al to Israel." Among the 34 shown are those of Flying Tiger Line (no longer in service) Alleghany (now USAir), Delta, Lufthansa, SAS, Quantas, South African Airways, and Finnair. The poster (approx. 26 1/2 x 18 3/4 in.) has some handling creases and two very small scratches, one on the top left, the other on the top right. A handsome production.

The charming design with a melange of soccer (football) players is not meant as an advertisement for the sport. Rather it announces a play Kadima Betar being performed at the Khan Theater in Jerusalem, sometime in the 70's. There are pinholes in the 4 corners and handling creases throughout. The poster - a lthograph - will be shipped rolled into a cardboard tube.

height - 38 1/2"; width - 23 3/4"

This striking El Al poster features the Old City of Jerusalem below a "golden" sunset sky that, declare[s] the glory of God (Psalms 19:2). The photograph was taken from the vantage of the Mount of Olives. From the Jerusalem skyline and the sentiment, we presume that this undated poster was published in the late 1960's. Lewin-Epstein, Ltd. Tel Aviv printed this mixed lithograph and photo-offset lithograph. There is a repaired (approx.) 2" tear on the lower margin, pinholes on the top corners and a small fold on the upper right corner. The poster is backed onto an acid-free linen canvas.

height - 35 1/2" ; width - 23 1/4"