Image:Maurice Ascalon Menorah Pal-Bell.jpg

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Summary

Bronze Art Deco laurel branch oil-burning menorah designed by the sculptor and industrial designer Maurice Ascalon and manufactured by his Pal-Bell company in Tel-Aviv, Israel circa 1948.

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