LENOX PASSOVER SEDER PLATE AND CUP

Judaic Collection

Lenox Seder Plate In Box and Elijah's Cup. This incredibly beautiful Seder piece was adapted by Lenox from a Nineteenth century plate in the collection of the Jewish Museum, which is located in New York. This fine china plate is an elegant way to showcase the holiday's symbolic foods. "Pesach" is inscribed in the middle of the plate, which means Passover. On the border of the plate, the Jewish words for lamb shank, roasted egg, parsley, bitter herbs, charoset, and vegetable is inscribed in 24 Karat gold and is where the appropriate food item goes. The entire ivory plate features a subtle upraised design of foliage and intricate patterns, and this plate is accented with 24 karat gold. To be sure, this Seder plate will be appreciated for many, many years to come; it is of heirloom quality. Lenox takes great pride in its superior American craftsmanship. The art of hand enameling, etching, and hand painted bands of opulent gold and gleaming platinum-all are hallmarks of Lenox. Hand craftsmanship is more than a valued Lenox tradition; it is an art. THESE ARE RARE COLLECTORS PIECES! LENOX NO LONGER MAKES THEM!! DO NOT LET THEM GET AWAY!!

Plate Width: 13 in
Condition: Used (in excellent like new condition) Plate comes in original LENOX box (some wear and tear to box)