[ID: A photoset with photography of eight images of a sterling silver “Hanukiyah”. It is very old and shows age from over the years, including light scratches, especially around the middle, surrounding the imagery of the middle. Imagery included is an alter showcasing in front of it a seven branched menorah, vines that may be symbolizing grapevines, a crown symbolizing Torah at the top, and nine small oil lamps to pour oil into, along with the small cup on the right hand side to pour oil from. The “shamash” is placed higher on the left hand side, opposite. The back of the hanukiyah shows indents of the same images as the front on the opposite end, and does not appear to have a maker’s mark, showing that it is possibly historically handmade. The oil lamps are slightly rusted over, also indicating its potential age. At least four of the oil lamps’ caps are missing. Two are set aside inside the small tray towards the back left corner. It continues to stand in otherwise decent condition as an antique. The following text reads:
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Here is my family’s traditional menorah!” End ID]