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Spode Judaica Mazel Tov Plate

$55.00

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SKU: SJC-0007

Description

The Spode Judaica Mazel Tov Plate is the perfect gift, has a unique square shape and is used to serve desserts and other treats. The piece helps to celebrate and commemorate life's many happy events. The Hebrew translation is Good Luck. The design on the Spode Judaica Mazel Tov Plate is based on historic Judaic manuscripts from the 1880's, influenced by early ceramic tile motifs, and features the traditional Judaic colors of blue and white. The plate features rounded, indented corners that contrast with the bold angular Star of David in the center. Stylized flowers and vines influenced by designs from historic Judaic manuscripts and ceramic tiles beautifully fill the plate in various shades of blue on a soft ivory background. In the center of the star is written the Hebrew phrase, Mazel Tov, or congratulations. Made in England to exacting standards, Spode Imperial earthenware is safe for both the dishwasher and microwave. The blue and white color references both history and symbolism, as it is consistent with the colors of the flag of Israel and is based on the signature Spode transferware technique famous in the ceramic industry since the 18th century. The Mazel Tov plate by Spode will make a memorable gift for a friend or family member. The Spode design is unlike any other Judaica product in the market, and highly collectable

  • Dimensions: 9L x 9W
  • Color: White, blue
  • SKU: SJC-0007


About the Artist: The Spode design is based on historic Judaic manuscripts from the 1880's, influenced by early ceramic tile motifs, and the traditional Judaic colors of blue and white.

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Care

Made of high-quality earthenware and is dishwasher and microwave safe

Details

Dimensions9L x 9W
Width9 in
Length9 in
MaterialPorcelain
StyleArabesque

About Spode

The Spode design is based on historic Judaic manuscripts from the 1880's, influenced by early ceramic tile motifs, and the traditional Judaic colors of blue and white.

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