A Hanukkah lamp used as the ”East” - Morocco Hanukkah lamp. [Morocco, first half of the 20th century]. copper sheet cut, drilled and stamped; Chisel work. A Hanukkah lamp which was also used as a ”Mizrah”. In the center of the back wall are a lamp with seven reeds, a shofar and a chalice. In the center of the menorah is engraved the inscription ”Mizrah”, and above it the inscription ”These candles are holy.” Two signs of David enclosed in flowers appear to the left and right of the menorah. At the top of the wall are a pair of birds. The side walls as well as the side edges of the back wall are decorated with drilled triangles and other geometric patterns. The base of the menorah and the back leg are also decorated with floral and geometric patterns. The eight flares and the sun, the bottom of which is also decorated, are connected to designated slots by means of bent lugs. hook for hanging. Length: 29.5 cm, width: 28 cm. Weight: 586 grams. Good condition.