White Dreidel Limoges Box with Brass Accents

A white dreidel, the four-sided spinning top of Hanukkah games, takes shape here in porcelain set off with brass accents. It is a hand-painted Limoges box made in Limoges, France, bright and clean against the glow of the menorah.

Spin, Win and Light the Candles

For eight nights, families gather to light candles and spin the dreidel, playing for chocolate coins or nuts. This box carries that happy game into porcelain, and the white body with brass trim gives it a festive look that still feels refined on a dining room sideboard.

Eight Nights of Display

• Hand-painted porcelain from Limoges, France
• Fits a Judaica, Hanukkah or holiday collection
• Pairs with menorah, Star of David and Torah themed pieces

A Present Worth Unwrapping

Give it on the first night of Hanukkah to a grandparent, a host family or a couple celebrating their first Festival of Lights together. It is also a thoughtful bar or bat mitzvah keepsake. Many families leave it beside the menorah through the holiday, then move it to a curio cabinet for the rest of the year.

Rooted in Old France

Porcelain has been made in Limoges since the late 1700s, after fine white kaolin clay turned up near Saint-Yrieix-la-Perche in 1768. A dreidel shape is a much newer subject for that old craft.